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But what if the life of an animal is better when raised for slaughter than in the wild? This isn't true for all farms, of course, but what about the animals ra
by vharuck 7y ago
But what if the life of an animal is better when raised for slaughter than in the wild? This isn't true for all farms, of course, but what about the animals raised with plenty of food, space to roam, and others of their species to socialize with?
It's tempting to say "Killing is always wrong," but the meat industry is more than just the moment of slaughter.
- sterkekoffie 7y agoAnimals are not captured from the wild and brought to farms. They're produced on farms in highly industrialized breeding operations. The alternative to a farm animal living in captivity is not for the animal to live in the wild, it's for the animal to not live--that is, to have not been bred by humans--in the first place.