1628:
Farmers don’t recognise that
animals have a life of their own, where human interests play no part at all. To
any animal farmer, the very thought of animals being anything other than a
resource for human convenience is anathema. To build up a relationship with an
animal is unthinkable. After all, the intention is to get it to a point where
it can be murdered.
So, animals are there to be
profited from. That they are abused is incidental. Any docile animal might be
up for grabs. For the human, any useful animal is simply a business
opportunity, that’s all. To keep up with competition, and to keep the
Industry's shareholders happy, a few principles have to be compromised, and at
that point the abuse starts.
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