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Up front- I'm all for opening these "farms" up to more public scrutiny but I'm not sure sneaky activists with cameras is the answer. The USDA should do a better
by 2OEH8eoCRo0 4y ago
Up front- I'm all for opening these "farms" up to more public scrutiny but I'm not sure sneaky activists with cameras is the answer. The USDA should do a better job and Congress could pass more animal welfare guidelines.
The problem is that factory farming doesn't harm people and it keeps meat cheap. Expensive meat hurts poor people and minorities the most. It's a disturbing and tough issue.
- xrd 4y agoIsn't the point that they aren't and that the Congress is in the pocket of the meat industry? Saying that they should do something seems like a cop out.
- 2OEH8eoCRo0 4y agoI don't think they're in the pocket of the meat industry. As I've said- the meat industry doesn't harm actual humans and regulating it would raise prices for actual humans.