I don't think there's anything inherently wrong with killing animals for sustenance. Animals die and get eaten without needing any help form humans. My main ob

I don't think there's anything inherently wrong with killing animals for sustenance. Animals die and get eaten without needing any help form humans. My main objection is to the manner of which animals have to be raised and harvested in the most efficient manner to satisfy the ever increasing demand for meat in the world while still being bottom of the barrel in price. Has there been any evidence this can be sustained without wholesale suffering? If you can ensure all the meat you purchase comes from the opposite of such conditions then all the more power to you. The meat I do eat I also try to purchase from better farm conditions, but I don't think that's always possible.