Health problems and effects from factory farming

Factory farming is disgusting.

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Pets & Animals

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• factory
• farm
• pig
• cow
• chicken
• health
• slaughter
• meat
• food
• animal
• rights
• illness
• sick
• problems
• gross

[HanakoFairhall]

Factory farming truly is disgusting, I'm pretty much becoming a vegitarian(except when I find a meat product that's prepared properly, and I am beginning to see some)

If you don't mind me asking what is the song in the video called?

[savethecreatures]

The song is called "Serial Killer" by VNV Nation.

[KakashiGaaraHinata]

I'm glad this video changed my life. I'm now a happy vegan and I will continue to be one. A human with a compassionate heart, and feelings, im doing my health a great favour and im giving those animals their justice out there. There is such a thing call Karma, which is known as the cycle of justice. You wouldn't eat your own child, would you? No. So why would you eat someone's elses child? It isn't fair to them. Give back life, be healthy, be happy, be a vegan. Peace.

[KitKat1395]

Not just a "major health problem" but it's a worldwide one, the use of anti-biotics is life threatening to every human, whether you eat the meat or not. I'm vegetarian and and it is beyond me why world governments aren't stopping this. There have already been break-outs of antibiotic resistant bugs that came from factory farms. I guess it comes down to selfish money. It won't stop soon because there are too many people waving their money.

[melikays]

@RainbowRanchFarms Thanks for posting this! I've lived on a small family farm my entire life. Though ours isn't organic were fighting the same fight when it comes to many people's misconseptions about agricuture. the only way to fight against HSUS, PETA, ect is to educate the public :) keep it up :)

[melikays]

If you really want to stop animal crualty then dont support PETA. Check out PETA's tax records and see how many animals they REALLY helped. Theyr lying to you. The end. To stop animal crualty support your family farms. These men and women understand how to treat their animals in a humane way.

[melikays]

completely giving up meat and other animal byproducts isn't the only way to stop factory farms. You could always buy ur products from family farms. I can assure you those farms will treat their animals as well as they can as it is their lively hood. I live on a family farm & we treat our animals better than family; in the morning they are fed before we are, in the winter their buildings are heated before we turn on our heater. ect. Consider your other avenues!

[misseleanorryan]

i absoloutly aggree this is atrosiousous,i was given the book 'the higher taste' by mistake two summers ago, i spent all the summer reading the book and i learned the basics of vegiterianism,the three sections that are affected your health,the envoirnment,and the animals,i would encourage everyone to read this book its fantastic.i would also encourage everyone to visit peta.org.('.') '',

[misseleanorryan]

i absoloutly aggree this is atrosiousous,i was given the book 'the higher taste' by mistake two summers ago, i spent all the summer reading the book and i learned the basics of vegiterianism,the three sections that are affected your health,the envoirnment,and the animals,i would encourage everyone to read this book its fantastic.i would also encourage everyone to visit peta.org.('.') '',

[diane189444]

I knew when the gov raised the taxes on the farms and all the farms had to be sold I watched the farms near me auction off....that they were going to do something and they did they created these factory farms and they are going to kill the human race

Love ya

[RainbowRanchFarms]

One of the solutions is to buy from small family farms. Farms that respect, love and treat livestock with humane handling.

We grow free range, grass fed, heritage breed chickens, turkeys, cattle and pigs. Check us out on google Rainbow Ranch Farms.

We do not use any G.M.O's - Certified Organic Only! Humane handling and all heritage livestock breeds.

Know your food, know your farmer. Know how your food is grown, treated and harvested.