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Sad interview with a former Tyson slaughterhouse worker. Also sad is the quote from the writer at the end: “I would never advocate vegetarianism as a one-size-fits-all solution to this problem…” [via VO]
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3 Responses
Billy
21|Feb|2008 1Wow, that’s an interesting (but sad) article. The animal industries are corrupt in many ways. I’m glad this pointed out a lot of the human rights violations. Thanks for sharing this.
kelly g.
21|Feb|2008 2The Daily Kos isn’t exactly a bastion of progressive values. The man-children over there can’t even agree whether women are fully human.
At least they care about factory farming from a human rights perspective, though. It’s a start.
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21|Feb|2008 3Kelly - Indeed, it’s a start. We’ve come such a long way, but then you see these pockets of people who have a lot of catching up to do.
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