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Might I suggest vivaldi

TW: Animal cruelty, death

Humane standards for? Beef? Dairy? Poultry? Maybe some places in Europe, but certainly not in the States where factory farming is rampant and consumption is maximal. Chickens live in darkness their whole lives, stuffed in a box with diseased, dead birds. Pumped full of hormones to the point their legs can't support the weight of their unnaturally bloated body. Cows stand to their shoulders in mud and excrement without room to move or even breathe. Dairy cows are repeatedly impregnated and their calves torn away immediately on a constant loop.

I know farmers in real life. I have relatives that work in meat packing and slaughterhouses. I welcome you to view what it looks like to kill an animal. "Humane" doesn't mean they aren't screaming in fear until they die, dragged to a death they know is coming after a life of squalor. They're still being raised for the slaughter.

Ok sorry for being depressing!

At that point you have a shit sandwich for sure. I think we either make the choice to slaughter veggies, like we do now with animals we KNOW experience pain, but with who we have much more in common.

Or come up with an alternative source of sustenance.

well there's torturing and slaughtering animals we know to possess sentience, intelligence, emotion, and then there's vegetables

hey we users just use apt now

I have a cat. Granted she loves food, but cats knock things over ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Same here with my cat! I think it's more about the stereotypical personalities of the animals. Maybe more accurate would be the cat howling like it's starving after having been fed :p

This is just how cats are imo. Meme seems made by a cat and dog person

due to a few mishaps, the calf-length skirt was invented shortly thereafter

I bet! Just sucks to constantly be rug pulled

I guess it's deno time :(

Is that the one that goes "ITS BEEN A LONG ROOOAD"?

cuz that part, only that part, has been stuck in my head since childhood from when my dad would watch