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The ones I am familiar with involve cattle being instantly killed by a high pressure tap delivered between the eyes. Gruesome aspects of butchery like disembowe
by whythre 4y ago
The ones I am familiar with involve cattle being instantly killed by a high pressure tap delivered between the eyes. Gruesome aspects of butchery like disemboweling happens after the creatures are dead, not before.
- lm28469 4y agoOh yeah that's what I thought too, just buy the "premium" meat, they surely take care of their animal, after all that's what they base their whole image on. Then you see a few leaked videos from "ultra ethical cruelty free 3000" slaughterhouses and you understand it's just marketing BS. This is from one of France's "cruelty free" slaughterhouses, focusing on "animal well being" which is supposedly more "responsible" NSFL: Don't click if you don't want to see dead/suffering pigs and piglets, a dude smashing live piglets against a metal rail, mutilated pigs living in the dark with barely any space between them https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O15Owo7jGtU https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O15Owo7jGtU If you don't live next to a farm and buy straight from the farmer there is absolutely no way to tell the meat you eat actually is cruelty free. It's all empty promises and feel good marketing
- virgildotcodes 4y agoI mean even buying straight from small farms the meat isn't cruelty free. The small farms still primarily ship their animals for slaughter to the same slaughterhouses, or "best case" scenario they slit the animals' throats themselves. Would you consider having your throat slit to be a cruelty free way to die? Watch some videos of Chechen soldiers having their throats slit, or people being killed in that fashion by Isis, and tell me if it seems cruelty free to you.