
Originally Posted by
Apocalypse
I am a full time meat cutter. I have been doing it now for almost 20 years. So let me explain a few things.
No processing plant does that.
It wasn't edited, it was stagged.
This was a tactic PETA used before. They did it to a lab, when they poised as janitors, then when the lab crew left, they trashed the lab, and made it look like the animals there were being horridly treated.
They pulled the same tactic at a chicken processing plant. Where they had sent in moles to take chickens, and video them stomping on their heads and smashing them into the wall. Then claim it was "Standard Practice" at these plants.
In '08 Land O'Lakes was targeted by PETA for buying milk from what appeared to be a filthy dairy farm in Pennsylvania, with numerous cows that looked to be in terrible shape, the Arden Hills-based dairy cooperative.
Here is some thing to think about.
If you smash a young pig on the floor, you are damaging the meat, and making it unusable. You are costing the processor money.
Same with the chickens. No customers will buy a mangled bruised and bloody chicken. Nor want to eat one.
And with the video at the Arden Hills dairy cooperative, for any one who is a farmer will know what I say.
A starved dieing cow, will produce absolutely no milk. They will just lay there dieing. So it is impossible for a dieing cow to produce milk for Land of Lakes to buy for their dairy processing.
These videos are staged, highly edited. Grainy and usually out of focus or shaky. They are meant to rip the heart strings to further their goal of a full veg diet on others. With no truth to them
Had there been truth to them, then these videos would have gone directly to local inspectors, law enforcement and state officials first. Not leaked on some animal rights group web site instead. For the proper method would have resulted in the offending plant being shut down and owners arrested.