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Death on a Factory Farm

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This video exposed all that is wrong with today's factory farms. No one would believe that in this day and age, factory farmers would be lynching their disabled animals, but that's exactly what took place at Wiles Farm in Ohio. I'm sure this isn't the only factory where such abuse is rampant. Really opened my eyes. Thanks to the Humane Farming Association and "Pete", the undercover investigator, for prompting this excellent documentary about what really takes place inside the pork industry.

This video documents the horrific abuse that routinely occurs on factory farms in America. This is not a piece of propaganda, but a revealing documentary. Watch it and decide for yourself whether you can justify our current practices.

This is a fantastic film! It makes people aware about what takes place behind the closed doors of America's factory farms. Kudos to the Humane Farming Association for getting the animal abusers prosecuted.

This movie really tells the story of where our meat comes from and how it is processed. Animal cruelity is what it is all about in order for humans to get their supply of fresh meat. To bad our politicians are all paid off and allow this horrific abuse to continue. I give hope to the individuals that support the end to this abuse of animals. God bless them!

Most people don't know where the meat they eat comes from -- but they should.

Watch this film and see how pigs are treated in agribusiness. And then go vegetarian or vegan.

You can read my review of this film on my blog:

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This should be shown in every school classroom. Everyone should be aware of how their food comes to be. Animals give their life for humans to exist and we treat them with such callous actions. They should be treated as well as humans. Animals have feelings and they feel physical pain. It showed the reality of where our food comes from and the cruelty that is allowed to be done to creatures who have no choice as to their place in the food chain. To take an animal just born and slam it on the ground because of whatever reason is not acceptable. If humans were on the receiving end, which we ought to be, it would be a betrayal to us. The investigator who went undercover several times is to be applauded for bringing real footage of the torture being inflicted on defenseless animals. Whether they are lower on the food chain or not, they deserve respect.

What goes on behind the scenes in the industry that puts meat on our dining tables is almost too horrendous to describe. This documentary not only lets us peek inside these factory-farms (in reality, house of horrors), but shows how difficult it is to do anything about it. Only an outraged public, en masse, will put a stop to these dreadful practices.

If I were seen by a neighbor treating a pet dog, cat or horse the way millions upon millions of pigs and chickens are treated every day in America, I'd have gone to jail alongside footballer Michael Vick.

Every American who enjoys sitting down to a good meal should read this book and become educated about what happens to so many animals raised on the large factory farms in our country. We have the responsibility to know these facts.

finally this dvd exposes how america kills their a animals and tortures, anyone who believes in god or not should care about this murder!!! where are all the protests to shut down these farms? if you eat meat you should be charged with murder!!!