Is it true there are meat out there that cows haven’t suffered?
I heard there are free range, organic, grass fed etc meat that the cows, chicken, turkey, etc hasn’t been suffered through getting killed. They lived a happy life or something.
Is that true?
It is completely untrue. No matter how well a cow is taken care of, they still have to be slaughtered in the end. I don’t think being hung upside down and bleeding to death is very fun.
An organic label does not have anything to do with how a cow is taken care of. They can call anything free-range. There are no laws governing who uses that and what it has to mean.
All boy chickens are killed when they are born. The are separated from the female chicks and crushed or suffocated. Free range chickens are kept in sheds instead of battery cages. The sheds smell so badly of ammonia that workers put their health at risk just working at any kind of chicken farm.
People like to think that there is a humane alternative to “regular” meat, but in reality it’s all the same…different names, different types of cruelty…
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