Some of the info's inaccurate, and some of the biases in the narrator's speaking are obvious, but it makes a good point. Maybe I'll stick to tofu in college. After all, consumption of beef also contributes to world hunger -- square acreage required for raising cattle is higher per pound of meat than square acreage for growing grain.
Well, they didn't fake it, but likely (or definitely) they selected where they got their footage from, and they MOST DEFINITELY selected what they showed. For example, in one of the shots with the pigs, it was obvious that it couldn't possibly be your standard factory because using two men to slowly slaughter two pigs at a time by hand with relatively small, shallow cuts (compared to a killing cut) is inefficient and wouldn't be practiced in factories BECAUSE it's inefficient. Not to mention the random coming in and beating chickens also seems inefficient and therefore unlikely to happen in a normal factory-based system.
It was the not quite killing them entirely and letting them suffer that really made me angry. It was extremely inhumane. You're right, that probably wasn't a normal factory because PETA does get reports of the most poorly run facilities and use the grusomist *typo* for the public to see.
Because those butchers are extremely cruel to innocent animals who did nothing, except to try to live. And these people only see them as food and therefore will continue the horror and the torture regardless of the safety of the animals or the humans who consume their battered flesh.
i like your passionatness about that...and i know i spelt that wrong but i dont care lol...hopefully one day people will realize what they are doing is wrong..but that would require all the people in the world to stop eating meat...and i dont see that happening anytime in the near future.
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Film is a manipulative medium.
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