> "they're in the business because they see what they’re doing as something more than just making meat products. They see themselves as feeding people, feeding

> "they're in the business because they see what they’re doing as something more than just making meat products. They see themselves as feeding people, feeding the world, feeding their community" Ahhh, except there are multiple states in the US where it's illegal to film inside an industrial meat-farm. Even if the video shows illegal acts, the person taking the video will be charged, not the doers of the crime. When it's come to that, I think it's pretty obvious the people involved know they are not "feeding their community" like it gives them warm fuzzies or something.