Most meat eaters believe they are fundamentally against animal abuse while simultaneously funding unimaginable suffering. The vast majority of meat is factory farmed and this is another important film to help people realise the reality of modern day farming. And as highlighted here, much of this horrific treatment is considered acceptable by the governing bodies. Any decent human being would be sickened by what is being done to these animals behind closed doors and the more people see films like this the more people will wake up to the atrocities they are funding when they buy bacon and other meats. It's not just factory farms either.
People think what we are doing what we've always been doing, but even just since the 1960s (in many of our lifetimes) we've increased meat production by about 95%. So what we are doing now is nothing like we have done historically. With this rising demand, at some point there has to become a point where the treatment of animals is so bad that it is morally wrong, and I believe we are well beyond that point.
And as highlighted by this film this isn't something that's happening somewhere else, it's happening here in the UK and being sold in the major supermarkets we use every day.
It's not really possible to be against animal abuse if you are buying meat in restaurants and supermarkets in the UK, if at all. Terms like local, grass fed and organic have no guarantees at all of animals being treated any better.
Hopefully many people will see this film and make steps to reduce the amount of unnecessary animal suffering they they are supporting.
