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    3. MrDannyProvolone on

      Pretty much what I pictured. I have no illusions as to where my meat comes from.

    6. WeeDingwall44 on

      I used to live near butcher town in Louisville KY. Everyone said the place smelled like fear, and shit. These pigs are intelligent, and know exactly what is going down. I’m sure death is preferable to this existence.

    8. marginwalker55 on

      “The greatness of a nation and its moral progress can be judged by the way its animals are treated.” — Mahatma Gandhi

    9. Widespreaddd on

      Massachusetts and California have laws prohibiting breeder pens and out-of-state pork from those pens. But even as we speak, the U.S. Congress is considering a law that forces such states to buy inhumanely produced meat from other states.

    10. ThatCrazyEE on

      One of my first jobs out of college was at a slaughterhouse. I stopped eating meat after that experience.

    13. Numerous-Ambition626 on

      That’s actually pretty clean, I’ve worked for hog farms, it’s pretty gnarly

    17. ThadTheImpalzord on

      Imagine working there. Soaking up all the animal cries 8hrs a day, it’s gotta do something to you before you just become a numb soulless drone.

    18. Mincezz on

      People see this, pretend to be shocked and appalled, and then continue eating factory meat 😭

    19. miniii on

      Look up the “Save our Bacon Act”, it aims to circumvent all established laws on factory farm conditions, including state laws. They want it to be so cheap that there is no alternative to these horrific conditions. This will be the norm.

    20. JamesLahey08 on

      What is happening in this picture? I get it is a pig farm and they are packed in but like are they like that all day? Don’t they have to move around some?

    21. Any_Plankton_2894 on

      Globally, over **90 billion land animals** are slaughtered each year for human consumption. This massive figure translates to roughly 250 million animals killed every single day. If you include marine life and farmed fish, the total estimate easily reaches into the **trillions** annually.

    23. War1today on

      Looks like gestation crates used for breeding pigs. There are **10 states** currently that have bans or phase-outs in place for gestation crates: **Arizona, California, Colorado, Florida, Maine, Massachusetts, Michigan, Ohio, Oregon, and Rhode Island.** Additionally, California and Massachusetts prohibit the in-state sale of pork originating from animals kept in these restricted confinement systems.

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