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Yet another "feel good" policy pushed for by rich progressives in California which makes them sleep better while hurting the lower and middle class.
by jacob2484 5y ago
Yet another "feel good" policy pushed for by rich progressives in California which makes them sleep better while hurting the lower and middle class.
- lalaland1125 5y agoSeems odd to describe this as just a "feel good" policy. The new regulations significantly improve the welfare of farm animals.
- listless 5y agoI don’t think people understand the cruelty of factory farming especially when it comes to pigs. If they saw it first hand, they would almost certainly support this legislation full stop. I love bacon but what we do to these animals is sick and I won’t support it. WARNING GRAPHIC: https://youtu.be/XPGIMCmpfxU https://youtu.be/XPGIMCmpfxU
- sparrish 5y agoI've seen it first hand. I have relatives that raise hogs in the midwest. I do not support this legislation. I do love me some bacon though.
- xnyan 5y agoThe policy had overwhelming public support, including from the "lower" class.
- dehrmann 5y agoI'm a vegetarian, so take this with a grain of salt, but not giving "pigs enough room to turn around and to extend their limbs" seems needlessly cruel. If you can't afford pork, it's not like there aren't cheap protein alternatives.
- _emacsomancer_ 5y agoor better ways of pig farming, at least
- clifdweller 5y agoThe sad thing is this is all for a little bit of efficiency to get all the feces easily into a trough. Before most the cages could flat pack along walls so let pigs out for 15 minutes a day pack cages and run a front end loader up and down halls and hose it down. Housing 3-4 sows in a cage most likely one will get bullied a bit and produce some runts but acceptable losses to not treat an animal smarter than a dog like a meat factory.
- wankerrific 5y agoPassed by an overwhelming majority of voters
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