"not all animals are raised as you claim" ... but 99% of chicken do. The view I propose is rather sensible: causing pain and suffering to sentient beings is mo

"not all animals are raised as you claim" ... but 99% of chicken do. The view I propose is rather sensible: causing pain and suffering to sentient beings is morally problematic. If we are in a position to not do that with no significant loss on our side, we ought to do it. I am unsure what "bias bubble" I am in. For perspective, consider the millions of dollars corporations funding factory farms spend on hiding what happens ("Ag-Gag laws"). Consider the immense lobbying power they have exercised over the decades (advocating for milk and meat consumption in schools). If anything, the status quo may very well be in a "bias bubble".