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Many studies have shown that sows in crates exhibit behavior such as bar-biting, head weaving, and tongue rolling. They also show behavior that indicates learned helplessness, according to Morris, such as remaining passive when poked or when a bucket of water is thrown over them.[20] A review by the Scientific Veterinary Council of the European Commission states that repetitive “stereotypical” behavior has been found in “every detailed study” of pigs in gestation crates, but not in any other housing systems examined.[7] A 2004 literature review by animal scientists determined that sows in stalls exhibited more “stereotypical” behavior than sows in group housing, but that animals housed in stalls had lower injury rates and higher farrowing rates.[21]

Its worth eating free range really.

@General Lighting 530137 wrote:

This is what the EU animal protection laws were intended to be but the farming lobbies (in more than one nation) watered them down :hopeless:

The harsh facts are a lot of lads in rural areas (not just in UK but NL as well) don’t care as this keeps them in work and even enjoy the dominance they have over others and it carries through to their human relationships. Life can be cheap in bumpkinland and one reason there are as many stabbings here as in a London inner city area is that lads who work in slaughterhouses and butchers are obviously used to sticking knifes into living creatures, its easy to become desensetised.

How sad, bastards need locking up.
Not just as meer punishment, but as prevention.

GRAIN is fed to cattle in South American countries to produce the meat in McDonald’s hamburgers. Cattle consume 10 times the amount of grain and soy that humans do: one calorie of beef demands ten calories of grain. Of the 145 million tons of grain and so fed to livestock, only 21 million tons of meat and by-products are used. The waste is 124 million tons per year at a value of 20 billion US dollars. It has been calculated that this sum would feed, clothe and house the world’s entire population for one year.

i just think we could be more smart about how we treat the world and the HUMAN RACE. instead of slaughtering everything for greed.

The UK and Europe dont get there beef from oversea’s anymore (in the sense of mcdonalds) But the fact still remains we use an unnecessary amount of resources for the luxury of fast food which is absolutely rubbish for your body. i know that we bring it on our selves, there wouldnt be a mcdonalds if people stopped going.

i would just like to see us as a collective race, striving for success. utilizing ready to use technology, and eventually stop using resources that earth has spent millions of years creating. we need to stop killing each other over minerals, weapons, religion and land.

personally, i dont have a problem with there being horse meat in some products, in the end of the day meat is meat. studies show horse is better for you then cow. i’ve eaten alot of meats from Impala-kudu- kangaroo-crocodile. im a vegetarian now so wont touch any flesh of an animal lol but simply because i dont want to. i get so annoyed with these animal activists who will look for a argument if they see someone eating a bacon sandwich. people should be able to decide for them selves how they live there life, not having everyone tell them how to live it.

good talk, good to learn about “using horse as a way of feeding workers in coastal areas”

To be fair yes the treatment of the animals is disgusting, brutal and unnecessary but this is the reality of life. If we were wild and in our natural state we would probably be doing a lot worse.
I’m not saying I agree with it because tbh it is sickening, they should be treated and killed humanely, but do you really think if we shot them with an arrow to the ass they died an easy pain free death? No, they’d be in immense pain before they got their head caved in with a rock..