Comments by "Diana Pennepacker" (@dianapennepacker6854) on "Why ‘Ethical’ Foie Gras Is So Expensive | So Expensive Food | Business Insider" video.

The wild isn't exactly paradise either.
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@maxheim3802 @maxheim3802 I didn't say that did I? I was pointing out these animals have a much easier life than their wild counterparts. You know what doesn't care about suffering of the things they eat? Predators... Ever see a bird picking at a deer alive? Orcas being orcas? Lions teaching young how to hunt? Both human and animals can have their cake and eat it too. Better then being slowly picked apart by predators or wasting away with disease or illness where any injury could mean death. Sure they eventually get killed and eaten but that's nature. I wish all livestock were raised in the best possible conditions and lived a happy and healthy life. You are what gives Vegans a bad name BTW.
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@maxheim3802 You're absolutely making vegans look bad. Where's the abuse here? I see these animals freely following the guy around. I don't see them in cages and being forced fed through tubes. They seem like happy animals but I actually don't know because I am just human unlike you who is clearly superior and knows what animals feel. You're a hypocrite. You're the one bringing up other arguments aren't ya? I simply stated a fact about these animals would have a harsher life in nature. Now you're off on a tangent talking about a huge industry. Why does it matter if in the end they wind up on someone's plate but have a good life. I'd take the deal because life is worth living even if it meant I was being fed to something. Yeah I am human and an omnivore. Meat believe it or not is good for you so yes I will eat it. Oh and I don't like Hamburgers. Go ahead and go buy some out of season fruit and vegs at your local supermarket and act superior to everyone while crying a river with a bleeding heart. There is no reason with someone like you. Like I said animals can be farmed and have a good life. I'm all for it and don't like the industrial farms you're talking about for that reason.
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@lisanyugenhascancer6332 Oh I didn't know that! In that case they shouldn't live at all. Look they have a good life and much better than their wild counterparts who also most likely will die from predation or from disease. Get to eat and screw and seem quite happy. I'm not going to sit there and believe for an instant I know what the hell a bird thinks though. I am not as delusional as you. I would take the life if I didn't know I was going to be consumed. Even then live a good life and die doesn't sound all that bad. So should we not have dogs because we keep them as pets? I don't mean puppy mills that abuse the crap of out of them... Might as well abort them too or just outright kill the ones that are born.
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