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I believe people actually prefer not to know. I can recall several instances where a friend would say "I'd rather not hear about that" when I point out how the
by grannyg00se 15y ago
I believe people actually prefer not to know. I can recall several instances where a friend would say "I'd rather not hear about that" when I point out how their poultry is injected, processed, killed, packed and shipped. If people really did want to know they would realize that it's actually difficult to find out first hand, and then laws would have to be changed. And people might eat a lot less meat.
I do agree that people would like to believe their food is produced in a way that seems wholesome to them. The way they do that is by not asking questions. Even something as simple as orange juice isn't produced in the way that most people would expect and accept.