It's hard for me to even believe you have actually raised chickens if you're going to say there's no real difference between factory farming and home slaughteri

It's hard for me to even believe you have actually raised chickens if you're going to say there's no real difference between factory farming and home slaughtering of poultry. A chicken coop on a farm with a couple dozen birds has the birds freely roaming around the yard or within a protective fence, getting to eat bugs and scraps of vegetables from the family dinner table. The death is as simple as putting the chicken's neck against a tree stump and swinging a blade. Yes, it's bloody, but it's not an assembly line of birds screaming as they head down a conveyor belt to their death. There's no filtering machine on a factory farm that filters hundreds of baby chicks in a dozen minutes and sends the male chicks into a blender and the female chicks into the factory.