Comments by "Steve Parker" (@steveparker8065) on "California's 'Cage-Free Eggs u0026 Bacon Law' Heads to SCOTUS" video.

I just wish we could find even more destructive, backward, inhumane ways to increase shareholder profits from the farming industry. Is there room for a little more cruelty? maybe we could just stick animals in their own diseased faeces and beat them relentlessly? oh no, we already do that. Maybe we could pump them full of drugs and toxins that stay in their system and end up in our food chain? nope, already do that too... and yes this is called sarcasm...
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@Hertz2laugh Your argument also works for humans, we are all going to die no matter what, either cancer or a car accident, or brutally murdered in a robbery... I used to work in butchers I've been veggie for 35 years. If we went back in time I wouldn't have a problem hunting animals for food out of necessity. No form of farming is cute and cuddly, farmers slaughter piglets before they are old enough to have had a nice life, suckling pig for example. I was simply pointing out the contradiction in your comment. Yes, small farms that give their animals a decent life is better than industrial farming, but the end result remains the same.
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@Hertz2laugh I understand your point, I really do but mass production is never cruelty-free. There are a few small farms that may produce more ethical products but they still have to kill the pigs and piglets to sell their product.
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I just wish we could find even more destructive, backward, inhumane ways to increase shareholder profits from the farming industry. Is there room for a little more cruelty? maybe we could just stick animals in their own diseased faeces and beat them relentlessly? oh no, we already do that. Maybe we could pump them full of drugs and toxins that stay in their system and end up in our food chain? nope, already do that too... and yes this is called sarcasm...
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