factory farming is cruel, no boubt about that. But the meat is cheeper and try telling a family living on the bread line that they cant eat that meat and must buy meat from a free range farm that costs quids more. then see that they say to you.
IF mr and mrs breadline were fully aware of what suffering was involved in giving them their gaily decorated pack of kneecaps and sawdust, and IF they were aware of the health risks they ran because of the general fucking around that goes on with the food they eat and IF they were aware of the environmental damage that goes with their 99p chicken, and peripheral issues like the reduction in the effect of antibiotics for example I *might* have some sympathy with that argument.
Personally, if someone is aware of all that and is still prepared to eat mate - fair enough. I personally don't argue with the fact (and fact it is) that people are designed to eat meat. However I don't accept that people are designed to eat meat thats pumped full of shit, and is derived from a process thats so unbelievably cruel it's staggering. I don't despise people that eat meat (my girlfriend does for a start), but I do despise a culture that hides what goes on to provide that "cheap" meat.
Sorry, thats not completely true. I fucking well DO despise meat eaters who don't like to be told that their bacon comes from pigs, or that those funny little turkeys are slaughtered in disgusting conditions so that they can complain about what a dry meat it is on Christmas Day.
, will catch up with the rest another time.
(joke!)

