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Please, describe to me this 'humane killing' process, what does it look like?

• pstuart 8y ago
  I believe it's the equivalent of being shot in the head. If it's quick and clean, it's probably about as humane as can be, save for sedating first.
• wvlia5- 8y ago
  So, shooting someone in the head is 'humane' then? Then, what does 'humane' even mean?
  • pstuart 8y ago
    I believe you meant to reply to me. It implies a very quick exit, which is more humane that a lingering painful one. I think some chicken processors will use controlled-atmosphere stunning — or “gas stunning” — which desensitizes the chickens to pain before slaughtering. (that last bit was copy/paste from another source).