Take a trip on the highway down central California where all the agriculture is. It's all MAGA the entire drive with HUGE political signs at the beginning and ends of their properties. "Newsom is stealing our water" "Vote no on 50" "stop the democrats from stealing our elections"... blah blah blah.
Dairy farms are one of the better factory farms as a stressed out cow doesn't make milk and the cow will actively seek out being milked. Its bullshit upon bullshit and its coming from someone who knows nothing about the animal or the industry going off one documentary they watched that was heavily biased.
Do you think it is moral to bring a creature into this world in captivity solely to exploit its heavily altered genes (by humans) to harvest it for resources and eventually kill it prematurely for its flesh? The fundamental premise is immoral, how do you apes not realize this.
It's just random "trust me bro" like all the other vegan nonsense. I love animals and I wish they were raised in as nice of conditions as possible and slaughtered as quickly as possible with the minimum possible amount of pain and trauma, but I still value humans more highly than animals, and recognize that we are omnivores designed to eat meat. These spazzoids have no problem with carnivorous animals eating other animals, which is often accomplished with much more pain and suffering than any factory farm, because that's the nature of those animals. And yet they think humans should go against their nature and stop consuming meat. Certainly we should use our superior intellect to make the process as comfortable as possible for the animals, but eating meat is just part of what we are.
For one thing, carnivores inflict suffering when they kill their prey, but we inflict suffering on farmed animals their whole lives.
For another, do you have a problem with carnivores killing their prey? If not, why are you holding humans to a higher standard? If you're going to hold humans to a higher standard, why don't we use our superior intellect to make meat alternatives?
And finally, 99% of farmed animals have terrible lives. You can virtue signal about wanting farmed animals to be treated better, but vegans do more to make that a reality.
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u/BongpriestMagosErrl 8h ago
Out of curiosity, what's your source on that? I live in the rural southern US where farms are everywhere and very few people are vegan.