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[deleted] t1_jd20alz wrote

Reply to comment by Siegeceejay in This packet of eggs came with a sticker regarding the chickens housing welfare due to a new packaging law by HoogerMan

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Hystus t1_jd2pqrg wrote

Genuinely curious. Elaborate plz.

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[deleted] t1_jd2r820 wrote

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Dorocche t1_jd2uriv wrote

So you're saying every plausible option for farming hens on a mass scale is unethical. It's a small flock in the backyard or it's abuse.

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[deleted] t1_jd2vdrs wrote

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Dorocche t1_jd2vml4 wrote

Understood. I will continue to be vegan, but with a new interesting fact to look into.

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[deleted] t1_jd37mmr wrote

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Dorocche t1_jd3hlei wrote

What counts as ethically raised for you?

I used to think vegetarians were illogical cowards, because as you point out dairy causes at least as much harm as meat does. These days, though, I've realized that they're being completely logical: they're causing less harm than they would if they still ate meat, even though their harm isn't zero. A vegan's harm isn't zero either, it's just comparatively negligible. It doesn't have to be black and white.

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[deleted] t1_jd3lfda wrote

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Dorocche t1_jd3lv8f wrote

Oh, I meant more practically; what do you look for on the side of the box or the company's website or whatever to see if it's ethical?

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sendmoneyimpoor t1_jd3azi1 wrote

You can’t ETHICALLY raise an animal for meat. There is nothing ethical about taking away a life for your tastebuds. Do better, bro.

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Ineedtwocats t1_jd3bigb wrote

also, nothing is stopping backyard chickens from also being abused

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