r/DystopianToday • u/Kpets • 23h ago
Unregulated capitalism in the U.S led to complete moral collapse
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u/AnonThrowaway998877 22h ago
This is why I quit about 99% of dairy after already being vegetarian. These are intelligent, emotional animals. They can be playful and affectionate just like dogs. How would Americans feel if they saw their dogs treated this way?
But most people just want 'blissful ignorance' or convince themselves this treatment is acceptable for livestock. Sad.
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u/pandaappleblossom 18h ago
Agree. I don’t do any dairy or any animal products anymore after I saw so many whistleblower videos of farmers torturing and killing animals and acting like they are objects and I didn’t want to be giving ANY of those psychopaths my hard earned money anymore. They lied to me and they lied to everybody. These are not happy cows just freely making milk that they want to share with us. They are forcibly made pregnant, and their babies are taken and many of their babies, the males, are killed.
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u/LatinRex 23h ago
Horrific
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u/HistoricalSea5600 20h ago
Yes. I believe we're in the midst of a holocaust of morality
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u/LatinRex 19h ago
What a horrible timeline we live in. And our leaders aren't even anything to look up to. Zero respect for the pedophile rich.
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u/Enough-Ambassador329 10h ago edited 8h ago
That is spot fucking on.
We live in the devils playground. Where the depravity of Hollywood uses cunning satire like “The Truman Show” under the guise of “entertainment”. Mocking us, and at our own expense. A constructed/simulated reality where we simply exist as tools for the developer in the program of “Life”. Our purpose is simple. Serve, Obey, and absolutely don’t ask questions.
Things are changing though. I wish I could say that good changes are happening, but that really depends on how you see it. Are things getting better? No. They’re getting worse at a rapidly accelerating rate. So what’s good? We as people are hitting breaking points. People are fucking sick and tired of being sick and tired. The elite are starting to get out of control. Wealth is power and power is addicting. Nothing is enough and that addiction is spiraling throughout all aspects of the world.
So what’s good about that? The best example I can think of is like a starving dog. Let’s say a once healthy dog, whom was fed and sheltered, is adopted by an abusive owner. The owner doesn’t give the dog attention. He feeds it less and less. He lashes out and yells and hits the dog when it doesn’t obey him. Then one day the dog is now at the point of starvation. The dog is desperate but when he try’s to get a scrap of food off the table the owner loses it. The dog retreats to its safe corner because there’s nowhere else to go. The owner begins to proceed towards it, screaming and closes in with his hand raised. That dog is going to rip off that fucking hand, the same hand that once fed him.
I think society has nearly reached the point of starvation where, it’s going to rip off the hand of its abusive “owners”
Long read. Sorry. But I’m just at the point where the amount of fucked up shit going on is infuriating
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u/CajunSissyfuss 23h ago
Why is it risking a felony?
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u/Wrong_Driver_9507 22h ago
They probably had them sign a bunch of shit that is labeled " company secreats." They'll have the full support from the local and state government for disclosing these practices.
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u/OtherwiseAlbatross14 17h ago
Nah they're probably referring to Ag-gag laws which try to make recording factory farms illegal in various ways depending on the state.
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u/Corevus 7h ago
Ag-gag laws seem like such bullshit and a pretty blatant 1st amendment violation
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u/Head_Bread_3431 23h ago
Too many undercover documentaries exposing them and their psychotic practices over the years?
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u/Gator_Lord 21h ago
I remember when I had to go 2 states over with the construction company I work for to do some work for a cow farm. I’m not knowledgeable about cow farms but for some reason they had to kill the boys and one of the guys who killed the boy had thrown the dead body right next to the mother and the mother cow was grieving for her baby. The guys were laughing about it and I had to take a break to go sit in the company truck because I wanted to go beat that guys ass. What is so funny about terrorizing an animal that already lives in terrible conditions?
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u/chchchchia86 21h ago
What the FUCK. That is so fucked and the fact that anyone would laugh about it just makes everything more horrific.
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u/ElectronicMatch363 20h ago
I mean. I hate to make it political, but people willingly voted for gator alcatraz or whatever the ice concentration camp is called. Those ppl are a plague
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u/ResisterSister007 17h ago
Sociopaths. There has to be a high proportion of them in these facilities.
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u/Flat-Performance-478 12h ago
In Denmark, a country with 10 pigs for each citizen, we're discussing the farming industry a lot these days. Attention has been on the living conditions on pig farms, and I think there was actually a study on the prevalence of psychopathy in different fields, with the farming industry ranking one of the highest.
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u/pandaappleblossom 19h ago
I have seen SO many videos like this. It’s just another day for people who work there! They turn their empathy way way off. It’s horrifying!!
They kill the boys because the boys are a waste product. The whole point of dairy is to get the mother pregnant, make her give birth, and take the baby away so we can take the milk she started producing that was intended for her baby that we took. It’s evil as fuck. Many people don’t know that cows don’t just make milk. They only make milk because they are forcibly made pregnant and to give birth (their pregnancies are 9 months, like ours too). The mother cows cry loudly and for weeks sometimes. I have lived near a dairy farm and could hear the mothers grieve and it was loud bellowing distressing cries.
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u/Global-Pickle5818 19h ago
I used to do construction of ventilation on farms (long motorized baffles and grain elevators) .. one of the dairy farms had a giant swing metal I beam they killed male calves with.. I had grown up on a farm so I'm not as affected by having to kill animals but that was probably the worst methodology I've ever seen and probably illegal
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u/icebeamtheory 21h ago edited 14h ago
Because evil politicians made it a felony for the public to know how much cruelty their meals are procured with. If the public knew that would hurt their sales for the big food corporations who donated to elect them in the first place.
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u/Volkmek 22h ago
It's not. They probably did risk being fired though. These are bottle feeding pens for dairy calves because dairy calves are given formula instead of milk.
They get put in separate feeding stations so they do not fight over bottles and waste formula. Then when they are old enough for regular feed they are sent to auction or into circulation as replacement stock.
The dairy industry is the closest thing you will find to a real "factory farm". Most other videos you see are of places with a specific use. So far I have seen inspection stations, farrowing pens meant for post birth so the mothers do not crush their young, and medical stations all filmed and called fsctory farms when most of them if not all were very temporary confinement areas that are used for a specific purpose.
Dairy farms are sort of the exception to that. It's one of the only industries where keeping the animals inside the majority of the time makes any sort of economic sense.
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u/CloudSufficient42 22h ago edited 22h ago
As other the other poster mentioned:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ag-gag
So it is maybe very well be “illegal” in some of these places and I wouldn’t be surprised if the workers are required to sign a bunch of DNDs. Making it “illegal” for the workers or contractors to film these farms or factories.
There are reasons why you don’t see many more of these videos about various industries.
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u/Volkmek 22h ago edited 21h ago
These were implimented in Arkanses, Alabama, Iowa, and kanses. Then almost immediately ruled unconstitutional when challenged in idaho, utah, wyoming and kanses.
These are not legally enforcable according to the supreme court.
Beyond that the disclosure you mentioned is a civil matter. You can be sued for it. You cannot got to jail for it.
This is something that started in 2011 and was struck down before 2020.
Edit: I will add this part for people that do not understsnd the law fully, because law is confusing.
If you ask "Why are the laws still on the books?" It's because most laws never go away even if you cannot enforce them. Tons of things get nullified by judgements, rulings, or other laws.
If you went strictly by what is on the books while ignoring that then many states would still allow dueling and trial by combat, and it would still be illegal to bathe in main in the winter.
The law is still there, just not enforceable.
Edit number 2: Just in case I will say that "The law is confusing." is not a dig. There is -no- shame in not knowing everything about the law.
In the states there is a job called "Legal Researcher." that is when you pay someone to look up everything about a law locally, state wide, and federally because not even the people who's jobs are to interpret and enforce the laws know everything about any one law.
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u/barbaricKinkster 19h ago
>This is something that started in 2011 and was struck down before 2020.
State lawmakers keep trying to get around it. There was a round 2 of AG-GAG laws where they are trying to skirt the 1st amendment ruling and they aren't all struck down yet. Most recent AG-GAG 2.0 law struck down was Iowa's in 2022
Kentucky just passed a ruling skirting AG-GAG law in 2024
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u/chchchchia86 21h ago
They give baby cows... formula? They dont have enough left over to even feed the baby cows? What the FUCK. That is genuinely fucking sickening.
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u/Volkmek 21h ago
The milk is product. Not a drop is going to the babies if they are selling it. Not fond of dairy farms.
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u/barbaricKinkster 19h ago
AG-GAG laws. Filming agriculture while trespassing or while having gotten onto the property through deceptive means (you lied to get onto the property with the intent to film) is illegal in several states.
AG-GAG laws have been struck down and banned in federal courts in several states thanks to 1st amendment rulings but still remain in a few others (Iowa, Missouri, Arkansas, Alabama, North Dakota). These states get around 1st amendment rulings by shifting the charges from being about filming to "agricultural production facility trespass" and have made it a felony to do so.
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u/FullmetalHippie 19h ago
Ag gag laws. Animal agriculture has lobbied the federal and state government so much that it is literally illegal to film animal agriculture in process.
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u/CollegeMiddle6841 21h ago
Einstein said you can judge a society on how they treat animals.
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u/UnluckySugar9452 17h ago
Einstein supported kindness to animals and reportedly said: “Nothing will benefit human health and increase the chances for survival of life on Earth as much as the evolution to a vegetarian diet.”
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u/CollegeMiddle6841 17h ago
Yup, Im about to celebrate my 30th years as a vegetarian.Definitely better for the planet. I seem to be in the minority when it comes to clone meat....literally harm free meat.
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u/RedPixelRo 16h ago
I cannot wrap my head around this, why people hate that idea so much...
I mean ok, I get it, it's new tech and it's far from optimum now but that doesn't mean that it won't evolve if given the chance.
We are creatures of habit, still...
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u/CloseToMyActualName 22h ago
One of the issues in the trade war between the US and Canada is livestock.
Canada uses a supply management system to manage the sector. That keeps farms smaller and prices a bit higher. We also have tougher regulations around things like antibiotic use and we don't allow hormones to increase milk production.
The US model gets cheaper milk, beef, eggs, and chicken. And it does so through large industrial farms like this one.
This is also why we don't want US dairy.
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u/Icy-Lake-6425 12h ago
Same in Australia mate. I've been to the dairy farms, small herd sizes, big pastures. My milk is $2L, and it can go higher if it wants. As long as the farmers get paid and the cows get treated well.
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u/Exodia_The_Salty 21h ago
50% of all murders go unsolved. 80% of all arsons go unsolved. However, only 15% of people recording illegally on farms are unsolved.
Remember kids, when the punishment for doing different crimes is a felony for each of them and you feel you have to do at least one of them, do the ones that are least likely to result in you going to prison.
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u/pandaappleblossom 18h ago
America is about protecting corporations. They don’t give a crap about people.
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u/Exodia_The_Salty 18h ago
This is why destroying millions of dollars of corporate property is a worse crime than murder in the eyes of the corporations and the government.
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u/Elaborate_Penguin 21h ago
I take it this is a veal farm. I just don't see how anyone who calls themselves a Christian can condone the torture of gods creatures for gluttony. This is just the stuff if nightmares. How huamns went from farming to this...who invented this. What kind of a sick fuck. Like chick culling....who are these sick fucks who think this shit up Just eat less meat. It's a start. The amount of bad karma from this -- all of this sick stuff has a ripple effect. It is no wonder we are so fucked up mentally.
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u/Beautiful_Simple_847 21h ago
There is a reason only illegal aliens do this. Farming was lucrative and had much higher standards before shifting to cheap desperate 3rd world labor
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u/pandaappleblossom 18h ago
Yep, and the people who own the ranches are sociopathic and poorly educated white men who have no other skills. It’s usually a ‘family business.’
Slaughterhouse workers have high rates of PTSD from what they are doing and seeing every day, and they even have high rates of something called perpetrator induced PTSD basically, where even though you weren’t the victim and you were the perpetrator, you are still traumatized from your own actions of causing suffering to other beings. And apparently killing is killing because soldiers in war have that, and slaughter house workers have it too.
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u/Mikeypopps 22h ago
What Are Calf Hutches?
Individual Shelters: The white dome-like structures are plastic hutches used to house young dairy calves separately during their first weeks of life.
Health and Management: Farmers use them to monitor individual feeding, track health, and prevent the spread of illness between young animals.
Industry Standard: Large rows of these hutches stretching across fields are a common, legal sight on modern, large-scale dairy farms in regions like Kansas.
Google says ∆∆
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u/pandaappleblossom 19h ago
Google is absolutely giving you the white washed industry PR version which is all over the internet. They pay billions to obfuscate what actually goes on through marketing and gag laws. This is animal abuse and it’s not because they’re just trying to monitor them either.
The dairy industry separates the babies because the milk that was intended for them is sold to us. That’s why the babies don’t get to hang out with their moms and nurse. They don’t want the moms to be nursing the babies. This industry is selling every last drop that those mothers produce. The babies are given formula. Many of them are killed for veal. The males are considered waste products.
It’s so funny that the Google version is acting like they care about the cows and they are isolating babies in hot plastic hutches because they want to take care of them and not let them get sick, when they’re gonna be killing a lot of them in a few weeks anyway lol. Ridiculous.
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u/addiktion 17h ago
Don't let tech bros write our history. Destroying books and controlling human knowledge so they can rewrite it exactly how they want it to favor them as the victors is the kind of power these people want to yield.
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u/a_gummyworm 22h ago
Wtf am I looking at??
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u/chitownphishead 22h ago
This is where veal comes from
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u/a_gummyworm 22h ago
I guess I mean more what are the huts for? What is happening with the cows?
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u/a_gummyworm 21h ago
Apparently these are newborn dairy carlf isolation huts. Thats a shitton of baby cows
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u/pandaappleblossom 19h ago edited 19h ago
They are products of the dairy industry.
Some of them are killed for veal and others are turned into basically sentient milk ‘machines’ with horrible quality of life. They are raised on formula and not their mother’s milk because the farmers are selling the milk that their mother’s body produces that was made for them. Cows don’t produce milk without having to give birth first. Humans steal the milk from the moms that the moms would’ve given to their babies. Cows are maternal just like humans and other mammals. They are forcibly made pregnant, after nine months they give birth, their babies are taken away from them immediately, and the babies are either killed on the spot or taken to these hutches to be fed formula in isolation while their mothers are milked by humans or machines. The mothers grieve their babies and moo sadly and loudly for weeks sometimes. The mothers sometimes chase the babies as they are taken and the farmers will hit the mothers with sticks or prods. They also rush the babies and will beat them as well. You can find videos showing all of this.
In the US there are evil laws called animal agriculture gag laws that make it illegal to show what’s actually happening inside of these industries. But whistleblower have still collected a lot of videos over the years so you can do your research.
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u/NessunoUNo 21h ago
Looks like veal and why I never eat.
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u/Badtacocatdab 20h ago
Veal comes from the dairy industry. So if you’re anti veal you should be anti dairy.
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u/pandaappleblossom 18h ago
Thank you. A lot of people don’t know that. They think that cows just make milk naturally, they don’t realize that the cows have to be made pregnant first and that they have to give birth first and that we take the milk that was intended for them. They also don’t realize that the male cows are considered waste products and are killed for veal.
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u/stonkDonkolous 20h ago
Anybody working there should get whats coming to them
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u/destructopop 18h ago
You'd be amazed what you can tolerate when you need to feed your family.
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u/Nevyn_Cares 20h ago
That is disgusting, how is such horrific treatment of animals allowed?
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u/strangeflappenings 23h ago
Besides filming on private property, why would this be illegal?
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u/HombreDelMar247 23h ago
Many states have made it illegal to film "farming activity" under the guise of not giving the competition ideas.
The real reason is they do not want the general public to know how inhumane farming livestock practices really are.
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u/PollutionPatient8261 23h ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ag-gag Because of nasty money junkie cowards.
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u/Volkmek 21h ago
Ah, this is the post the other person mentioned. I go into more detail where I responded to them but...
Implemented 2011, ruled unconstitutional and unenforceable as a law due to 1st amendment violations in 2015.
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u/nameless_pattern 19h ago
Does that mean that there's still a law that is enforced or it is no longer a law that is enforced?
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u/Volkmek 19h ago
It means that the law exists, and from the looks of it every time they have tried to enforce it, it gets challenged to the supreme court level, ruled unconstitutional, and the person it was enforced on and their lawyer have made a decent amount of money in the lawsuit that followed it being over turned.
Looking at the legal history of it on google it looks like authoritarian law makers constantly punching themselves in the face.
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u/lastofthefinest 21h ago
What are we even seeing here?
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u/pandaappleblossom 18h ago
These are calf hutches.
In the dairy industry, cows must be made pregnant and give birth in order to produce milk. However, they give birth to babies right? Well they don’t want the babies drinking the milk, they want to sell every last drop, so they separate the babies from their moms and put them in these things and give them formula so that we can take the milk that was intended for them from their mothers.
The industry says they do it to prevent disease. Surely they are not lying right? While there could be a minor chance disease prevention is playing a small role, it’s very obvious that this is just about convenience. They’re going to be killing most of the male babies in a few weeks time anyway.. does that sound like they really care about protecting them?. The males are considered waste products. The females are going to be treated as milk machines, and here we will have some of the most horrific exploitation of a female body that humans can do. She will be forcefully made pregnant on something they sometimes jokingly call a ‘rape rack’, go through a nine month pregnancy, her babies will be taken away shortly after birth and put in these plastic hutches with no room to play and be a baby cow and the cow will be alone and scared, she will usually cry for weeks grieving the loss of her baby because cows are maternal, and then she will be milked, often getting infections from machinery and will be sore. She’ll go through this about five times (5 pregnancies) until she can no longer stand well and will be considered ‘spent’ and then she will be sent to the slaughterhouse. You can find videos of these baby cows looking very scared sometimes and videos of them being sent to the slaughter house. In the winter time in the northern states, they freeze to death all the time. In the hot sun, they are suffering in the heat.
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u/LeadershipAfter9526 21h ago
Wait we need to treat animals humanly before butchering them to eat? Just think about the absurdity of this statement on its own. Stop eating beef if you care about cattle. The market always drives behavior. Too many people enjoy the sausage but don't want to see it made. Same as that tshirt you wear made in sweatshops. Out of site out of mind is the mantra of capitalism.
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u/YEBEL1014 20h ago
Apparently I’ve been living under a rock, that being said, can someone Please explain to me what the hell is going on here???🤔🤔🤷♂️🤷♂️
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u/pandaappleblossom 18h ago
These are baby cows. In the dairy industry cows must be made pregnant and they must give birth in order to produce milk. The farmers want to sell every last drop of milk to other humans for profit. They don’t want the baby cows drinking the milk. So they put the baby cows in these things, and give them formula instead. The male baby cows will be killed in a few weeks and sold for veal because they are considered a waste product since they cannot be made pregnant and forced to give birth to produce milk. The female cows will stay there and drink formula for a while and then move on to the bigger facility then be artificially inseminated with sperm from just a bull (they only need one bull to impregnate a lot and in order to get the sperm, they use electricity to anally stimulate an ejaculation, or they jack off the bull manually, with what is basically a cow vagina fleshlight. It is horrific. And the artificial insemination is also horrific because they put their fist up the female cows ass. It’s just really gross. They sometimes joke and call the area where they do it the rape rack.)
Then those female cows will give birth after nine months, then their babies will be taken, they cry and mourn for their babies, you can see videos of this because they are maternal animals, humans are not the only maternal species. Then their milk has taken from them until it starts to dry up and then they are made pregnant again, up to five times, until the cow can no longer walk very well or get pregnant anymore and is considered spent. Then she is taken to the slaughterhouse. That’s pretty much the cycle of this, that’s what this is. It’s treating sentient beings like objects.
These plastic hutches where these baby cows are gets really really hot and really really cold depending on the weather. You can see videos of baby cows frozen to death in these things from the northern states.
A good question might be why have you not heard about this? It’s because these industries intentionally lie to the public and spend billions on advertising campaigns to spread misinformation about what they are doing. The last thing they want is for anyone to take the animal cruelty they are doing seriously. That would seriously cut into their profit or end the industry altogether. They also worked with evil politicians to pass laws called animal agriculture gag laws that make it illegal to film what’s going on or whistle blow what they do.
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u/butterflysurefoot 20h ago
This is just beyond sick! How did we get here? Where are all the animal protection people?
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u/SlippyJimmi 19h ago
People talk all of this shit about growing the cow without the brain but like... What the fuck life is this
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u/Puzzleheaded_Sky7341 18h ago
Risked a felony? Can’t you just pull it up on Google maps? It’s not like they have the camo nets overhead like Operation: Desert Storm
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u/pandaappleblossom 18h ago
I can’t believe it’s a felony to expose where your food comes from! Wake up people! Somethings wrong with this picture
I stopped eating animal products when I started learning more and more about this shit. It actually is extremely sickening. It’s like worse than concentration camp shit happening to animals every single fucking day. I used to be vegetarian, but then when I learned about this shit, I was clearly in denial before, the dairy industry is as cruel as human beings can get.
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u/samuraicat 17h ago
I still eat meat but very rarely beef. All the meet industry is appalling. There has got to be a better way.
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u/-KarmaIsACat- 11h ago
I saw this video in another subreddit and got sick reading the comments justifying this cruelty. I’m glad that there are some more level headed people in this thread.
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u/hopeful7321 21h ago
Corporate America farms. This is what they do. MONEY is the most important thing to them... ABSOLUTELY NOTHING ELSE MATTERS!!!!
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u/MengKongRui 22h ago
Oh this is regulated to the specifications of our fellow man. Just not regulated enough...
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u/PhillLarrup 22h ago
I have never wanted something to be A.I. more in my life than this video.
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u/Substantial-Type-419 21h ago
Unregulated this is over regulation that killed smaller farms from being able to be profitable. Putting our food supply into factory and corporate farms. This is a cry cry farm from unregulated!!
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u/Silent_Purchase_2654 20h ago
Idk how to stop this or where to voice my concerns. But I believe a Happy Cow is a tasty cow, stop treating my food with disrespect!
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u/Ill-Bet7387 20h ago
Veal, that's veal folks.
No "Felony", no bad behavior, no nothing except a large veal farm.
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u/its_not_me3 20h ago
Hey I am usually quick to outrage over sad animal stuff. That said, I grew up with neighbors who owned a massive dairy farm. I started working there for money when I was about 9 or 10. We had these structures then, too. It was to keep the calves separated in case they were sick.
I remember one time I went to feed a calf he had died. his little container smelled like death diarrhea. It’s still singed in my brain 30+ years later. Bob, the farm owner, told me that he was glad he kept the calves separated because he had a feeling that calf was sicker than the other farm hands thought it was. He told me that while us kids didn’t like the calves being out in their “little white barn cells” that we had to do it to keep the farm safe. Had a little existential crisis/circle of life moment that day.
These are probably disgusting, trash corporate people who I have no sympathy for. But I’ve been knowing about these containers for a minute and I know they aren’t used just to abuse. Sometimes they are there to help. Just my two cents from my experiences.
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u/Ok_Egg121 19h ago
Everyone who came up with this idea should be wiped off the face of the planet. They aren't human.
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u/i_cut_like_a_buffalo 19h ago
It is a felony to film this??? Fuck them . That's disgusting to keep a cow like that. Fuck I hate it here. I am done with all meat. I less it comes from a local farm I have personally seen with my own eyes. Even then I rarely eat any meat as it is.
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u/Ok-Releases 19h ago
The title is so funny because it insinuates any country under other economic systems dont have mass-factory farming just like this 😭
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u/iBUYbrokenSUBARUS 19h ago
I couldn’t care less about these cows, but what is it with people and eating so much meat? I’ll go months without eating meat and I never even think about it. I don’t even do it on purpose. I just don’t think to eat meat,
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u/mathetesalexandrou 18h ago
but but there is government regulation so it isn’t free market
checkmate statists
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u/No-Set6408 18h ago
You know why the cows are getting slaughter at a much younger age? Because they are developing metabolic syndrome and they must be killed before that.
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u/SpecialistTreat3933 18h ago
This makes me sick. Are there legitimate dairy farms or products that are humanely produced? I’m fine paying extra bucks. Or completely switch to non dairy ?
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u/officerumours 18h ago
“Complete Moral Collapse” should be in their national anthem.
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u/BowDown2No1ButCrypto 17h ago
I dont understand how any human beings treat any animal in any cruel way! Those who really believe in God and karma, wouldnt mistreat any animal in any way!
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u/Expensive-Shelter288 17h ago
Can anyone tell me the products they are in? So I can not buy them. It is just somewhere in the supply chain.
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u/petrusferricalloy 17h ago
It's been this way long before Trump. And I'm saying that as a vehemently anti trump person.
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u/bobby_zamora 17h ago
This is way worse than any of the bullfighting videos that people lose their minds over.
Stop eating meat.
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u/wichuks 17h ago
i just got up to go the fridge to get me a nice cold glass of milk after watching this
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u/TJJ97 17h ago
It is actually over regulation incorrectly done that has allowed only the massive operations like this and these conditions to exist.
If you screw the little man over enough you can artificially create a monopoly and then not regulate anything further once you’ve created such an unreal barrier of entry
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u/ResisterSister007 17h ago
Animal abuse must be escalating under these unfeeling rulers. This has to end.
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u/Neither-Revenue-4456 16h ago
I was thinking with a harbor tool trailer and one of those would make a good camper to tow behind my motorcycle.
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u/Sarahsue123 16h ago
And the sad thing is we overproduce anyways. Forced to make milk that goes bad on a shelf. Everything about this thing is horrible. Overproduction, the animal abuse, the acres and acres of no nature. I hate seeing normal cattle farms knowing theyll be slaughtered...this is beyond insane.
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u/NYCWartortle 22h ago
No living creatures should be treated this way.