The flybys and panoramic views of geometrically lain forced-feeding enclosures, warehouse-scale chicken coups and plantation-scale cattle pens are certainly qui

The flybys and panoramic views of geometrically lain forced-feeding enclosures, warehouse-scale chicken coups and plantation-scale cattle pens are certainly quite striking, both visually (and on the ground, we must imagine) in olfactory terms. But somehow, as a means of describing this needless suffering (and the caustic arrogance on the part of the the perpetrating over-species responsible for these grotesque images), "grandeur" isn't quite the word that springs to mind.