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Topic	So what are all the vegans gonna do if we discover that plants can feel pain?
Monopoman 02/18/22 5:45:45 PM #28:	SmugRickMoranis posted... I acknowledged this in the very post you quoted: We get most of our eggs and some of our milk from my wife's aunt, who has a small family-owned farm. Our honey is from a woman just a couple miles from our house. We've visited her operation We do buy our cheese and butter (and ice cream) from the store, however. It is all local and allegedly "cruelty-free" but I'll be completely honest we haven't looked into it much beyond what we read online. Well in the case of chicken you can claim a chicken was raised in an open range facility if you just have a small fenced area outside of the facility where they live. The problem is the modern chicken designed for butchering is not like a typical chicken we think of, they barely move. So really you could leave the door wide open with no fencing and 99% of them wouldn't even try leaving. They don't even bother keeping them in cages typically because of how little the move around on average. <cite>Monopoman posted [p:962765320] in So what ar... [t:79904230]...</cite> <quote>SmugRickMoranis posted... </cite> <quote>I acknowledged this in the very post you quoted: We get most of our eggs and some of our milk from my wife's aunt, who has a small family-owned farm. Our honey is from a woman just a couple miles from our house. We've visited her operation We do buy our cheese and butter (and ice cream) from the store, however. It is all local and allegedly "cruelty-free" but I'll be completely honest we haven't looked into it much beyond what we read online.</quote> Well in the case of chicken you can claim a chicken was raised in an open range facility if you just have a small fenced area outside of the facility where they live. The problem is the modern chicken designed for butchering is not like a typical chicken we think of, they barely move. So really you could leave the door wide open with no fencing and 99% of them wouldn't even try leaving. They don't even bother keeping them in cages typically because of how little the move around on average. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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