Do farm animals and domesticated animals suffer greatly?

[Hobbes' Choice]

What I said earlier:

Do farm animals suffer?
Not as much as contributors have to suffer when they wade through the shit that is your posting history.

Two pages of shite.

[Philosophy Explorer]

What I said earlier:

Do farm animals suffer?
Not as much as contributors have to suffer when they wade through the shit that is your posting history.

Two pages of shite.

Well duh loser. Nobody holds a gun to your head forcing you to "wade through the shit." Get a life.

PhilX

[Hobbes' Choice]

What I said earlier:

Do farm animals suffer?
Not as much as contributors have to suffer when they wade through the shit that is your posting history.

Two pages of shite.

Well duh loser. Nobody holds a gun to your head forcing you to wade through the shit. Get a life.

PhilX

At last he admits that what he writes is shit.

[Philosophy Explorer]

At last he admits that what he writes is shit.

I didn't admit to anything. I notice one of your little tricks is to remove quote marks to make me seem as if I said it.
You lose this one too shitheaded loser.

PhilX

[Walker]

Temple Grandin says that as a functioning autistic she lives in a world of fear and confusion, as do animals. Recognizing that in relationship with man, cattle live only for the purpose of dying, she has devised humane processes to keep cattle peaceful as they follow each other to the slaughter, to minimize their suffering as much as possible.

http://www.templegrandin.com

[HaHaHa]

Who cares? What difference does it make? They taste good on my plate.

[Walker]

The profiteers care. Down time due to panicked animals at the slaughterhouse blocking the processing line, and damage to product due to panicked animals crashing about, allowed Grandin to step into a niche occupation, using her skills (or limitations, if you're a glass half empty).

Other people may care for other reasons.

Or like yourself, some people may not care at all beyond their own bellies.