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Animal welfare V Food production. Where do we draw the line!
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Now while I dislike cruelty to animals, food production is a whole differnt ball game.
Ban live exports, for sure, they cost us many jobs, but ban many ways that our food is supplied, now your stepping on thin ice.
Either we produce affordable foods, or risk an influx of imported, often sub standard food stuffs.
Battery hens know no different, they are bred for food.
Pigs are also bred for food, they are not pets, nor should they be treated as such.
Now by all means go after those who disobey the laws, but seriously, just because you don't like eggs from caged birds, doesn't give you the right to make our eggs un-affordable to most people.
Food production must stay affordable, or we will all suffer.