I grew up on the farm, you brain-dead citified twit. I've gathered eggs, milked a cow, and butchered hogs, along with catching chickens, wringing their necks, plucking and cleaning them. I've known all my life where the stuff comes from, how you raise it, and how it gets from live to on the table. What; you city people think the stuff just magically appears, skinned and neatly wrapped in the meat department? BWAAAAAAA!



Gawd, if you people weren't serious, you'd be hilarious!
Yet they are serious, and that is what makes them so dangerous, and this because they have away with the youth in this nation, where as they exploit their naive minds (very easily influenced), and that is who they target and are conforming today (these youth) whille the youths parents undoubtedly are un-aware of this huge and empowering (through manipulation of) teaching until it's to late.
Are you two serious? So, you think because you grew up on a small, private farm, that's where all animal products comes from? You've obviously attempted to learn nothing since that time. Don't get on that "old man" talk about the youth being perverted. I have learned the truth about where are animal products come from, and you scoff, in your ignorance, THAT is hilarious, and completely pathetic.
It's called FACTORY FARMING. Learn about it. The family farm is dead, at least, statistically. Factory Farming exists to increase efficiency and create economies of scale, as it is in all other industries, except here, it has commodotized living beings who are seen as cogs in a machine, and made to suffer to achieve economic efficiency in order to increase profits for one of the four large corporations who comprise 80% of the market in this industry. 99% of animals used for our food products are raised in factory farms, leaving only %1 to be raised in the ideallic (and nearly extinct) situation you remember, which doesn't even matter, because ALL animals, no matter where they are raised, must be slaughtered in factory slaughter houses where there are "USDA Inspectors", a place where (to save money) "speed" is the name of the game, where animals are commonly stunned incorrectly, meaning they are forced to suffer a torturous death, being (for cows) skinned alive, de-boweled alive, (for chickens and pigs) boiled alive. On factory farms, animals are placed into extremely confined living situations, where they commonly die from the stress, and must be fed anti-biotics in order to remain alive, which humans then ingest, known to cause health problems such as cancer. Not to mention the environmental degradation of factory farming, our water being fowled by the large amount of excrement secreted by livestock that gets dumped into cesspool that then leak into our water table. YOU HAVE NO ARGUMENT. I don't care where you grew up. Get with the times.