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Fenrisulven 6 year s ago
I have not been to every barn in the world, but I know that there are a lot of farm animals who live a better life than those in these photos. Large countries with industrial farm production is the ones with the nastiest conditions for farm animals. But why is it so? Because people want super cheap food, and industrial farming is the most cost effective. Only rules and regulations can change this, but that will give more expensive food.
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channax 6 year s ago
and ... what's new ?
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jeskris 6 year s ago
This post is just some vegan probaganda BS
There were more than 5.8 million pigs used for breeding in the United States in 2011, most of whom were confined to gestation crates, typically lined up row after row in large sheds. These naturally curious and intelligent animals are first impregnated at 7 months of age and live out their lives in a cycle of pregnancy, birth, and nursing until they are eventually sent to slaughter.
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Fenrisulven 6 year s ago
I have not been to every barn in the world, but I know that there are a lot of farm animals who live a better life than those in these photos. Large countries with industrial farm production is the ones with the nastiest conditions for farm animals. But why is it so? Because people want super cheap food, and industrial farming is the most cost effective. Only rules and regulations can change this, but that will give more expensive food.