epidemics start with sick farm animals that come in contact with humans.

What do you think farmers do? Do you think they don't hire outside hands for cheap labor to come into contact with the animals? This lady was more safe in entering farm spaces and the handling of the chickens than any farm worker that would have otherwise come into contact with them. She follows very specific procedures to ensure disease doesn't spread. They have a section in an investivigation manual on biosecurity & PPE you can read here: https://media.dxe.io/wl/?id=22ONdgUDbuBaOD7tHcqKEJQcNkLGaFtA

Bird Flu can cull an entire shed in 3-4 days. Bird flu is now in dairy cows. It's in cats. It doesn't stop with birds anymore. If you are worried about epidemics you should discourage eating chickens, turkeys, ducks, cows (& their milk/butter/cheese). Stop normalizing these CAFO operations. Focusing on animal activists is exactly what a bunch of chud billionare animal abusers want you to do.

Hella righteous brother 😎👉👉

Based. but also, cringe.

I CAN'T SPELL it's less points of failure.

So if i want an external society to stop genociding for abritrary reasons, and I encourage my society to openly condemn it – even consider physical intervention where no alternative works, I'm the nazi? Did America do a nazi when they invaded Germany to end Hitler's expansion/regime?

We can agree to disagree on our differing views of morality, you do you, and I do me.

I'm a moral objectivist, I literally won't do that 🤣

Animal abuser

Yeah dude idk how to tell you this but some people actually do have an interest in a sustainable planet and individual's bodily autonomy. Idc if these are foreign ideas to you. OP's post itself is the trolling. If y'all don't want reactionary responses, dont troll this shit to the top post for the last six hours. You've all demonstrated very clearly how little you care about anything outside of your own momentary pleasure.

Vaush is a fucking dolt.

Just another way of displaying Vegan superiority and dominance. Vegan btw

If all that methane reduction costs no more than a cheap ass weeding machine this is a huge win.

I don't think the takeaway here is to improve slaughterhouse worker conditions or retention investment. I'm pretty sure the takeaway here is that the slaughterhouse is incompatible with human dignity, and should not exist.