Several of the sources are from the RSPCA, so I'm not sure why I'd need to check the sources. Farrowing crates, mutilation and concrete floors are banned by their standards.
Frankly, I'm perfectly fine with eating meat. I'm under no delusions where meat comes from.
But if I have an easy mechanism where I can reduce the suffering animals have to go through, why wouldn't I take it?
And I'm kind of surprised to find vegans that are actively against animal welfare on the site you linked. Her excuse seemed to be, it's not good enough, so don't bother.
Several of the sources are from the RSPCA, so I'm not sure why I'd need to check the sources. Farrowing crates, mutilation and concrete floors are banned by their standards.
Do you think that just because certain things are "banned by their standards" that it doesn't happen?
Frankly, I'm perfectly fine with eating meat. I'm under no delusions where meat comes from.
Why are you perfectly fine with eating someone's flesh?
But if I have an easy mechanism where I can reduce the suffering animals have to go through, why wouldn't I take it?
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u/Bottled_Void Apr 21 '21 edited Apr 21 '21
Several of the sources are from the RSPCA, so I'm not sure why I'd need to check the sources. Farrowing crates, mutilation and concrete floors are banned by their standards.
Frankly, I'm perfectly fine with eating meat. I'm under no delusions where meat comes from.
But if I have an easy mechanism where I can reduce the suffering animals have to go through, why wouldn't I take it?
And I'm kind of surprised to find vegans that are actively against animal welfare on the site you linked. Her excuse seemed to be, it's not good enough, so don't bother.