Factory farming has lowered the cost of food for millions, but the price is paid in animal pain. It leaves us with a painful moral dilemma:"

"Is it morally acceptable to normalize the suffering of millions of animals simply to keep our grocery bills low?

Question

Factory farming has lowered the cost of food for millions, but the price is paid in animal pain. It leaves us with a painful moral dilemma:"

"Is it morally acceptable to normalize the suffering of millions of animals simply to keep our grocery bills low?

Anonymous Practitioner · Accepted Answer

it is in fact not. but for the sake of human beings, the workers seem to have chosen the suffering of animals instead of humans

“Factory farming has lowered the cost of food for millions, but the price is paid in animal pain. It leaves us with a painful moral dilemma:" "Is it morally acceptable to normalize the suffering of millions of animals simply to keep our grocery bills low?”