Factory Farming

         Let's start off with the fact that factory farming animals is absolutely terrible. The environment of these factory farms are very hazardous to humans with the untreated waste that is there. Which also elevates the risk of pandemic diseases. They are just breeding grounds for disease.  There is also an insane amount of animal cruelty that goes on. 

    Personally, I think the government should crack down on factory farming because they cause more harm than good. They also are a hazard to humans and animals alike. It doesn't help that the environment in the factory can increase the risk of disease which is very big and doesn't help our attempts to stop pandemic diseases from spreading.


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  1. AnonymousMay 24, 2021 at 6:09 AM

    I agree with you in the government cracking down on factory farming. It's scary to know that they know about such a horrible thing and have the power to step in, but aren't. Hopefully as more people become aware, more changes will be made.

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