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    without a second thought. In society it has become normal to eat various types of meat every day, and the majority believe that they are knowledgeable of where this food comes from and how it gets to us. As consumers, we also accept the notion that the killing and eating of animals is justifiable in our society. But have we ever stopped to consider what is truly going on behind the scenes to find out how the meat industry operates? As Last Chance for Animals (LCA) States, 97 percent of the ten…

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    the years, the slaughter industry has grown tremendously due to the demand for meat of all kinds. During the rise of the industry many rules and regulations have been enacted to provide peace of mind to consumers and create the most humane slaughter methods. Temple Grandin, a very influential person on this matter, has created standards and equipment used during the process. While many believe slaughter is cruel, improvement is a constant goal to work towards. The industry also wants to achieve…

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    problems in our country. Meat is never cleaned, children are forced to work in factories, often losing entire limbs, and probably over half the populations do not have equal rights. Following your request, I have decided to give away the million dollars as you told me, Six hundred thousand to the one that needs it most, three hundred thousand to the next, and one hundred thousand to the last. After a little bit of thinking, I decided the meat packing industry needed it the…

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    Chicago Pullman Strike

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    gave way to both the type of industries that dominated and the organization of work itself. The metamorphose of large-scale corporate manufacturing and trade provoked battles over the character and control of work that spilled into broader political fights for the rights of workers. From the Civil War until the 1920s Chicago was the country’s largest meatpacking center and the acknowledged headquarters of the industry, leading all other cities in meat processing and packing. “It was able to do…

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    Lean Finely Textured Beef, known to the public as Pink Slime, is simply meat from cattle that is removed from fat by the use of a machine. Removing this meat from the fat LFTB is the fat separated from the meat that we eat but 20 years ago the material used to separate the fat and the meat was found out how to use .with that said here is something to back up my theory.James Dickson an Iowa State University professor of meat science states “The BPI experience has dampened enthusiasm among some…

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    If vegans try so hard to emulate the tastes of meats and animal products, the healthy way is to just consume the real thing. The popularity of becoming a vegan has risen in the past decade because of organizations falsely “exposing” the meat and the meat-packing industries. Those industries and the government have heavily regulated systems and laws in favor of treating the animals justly, and many studies have been done by the companies to make sure that they are doing so. For example, many…

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    United States farm animals are raised on factory farms” (“Factory Farms”). “Every year, 9 billion chickens are slaughtered for meat in the United States” (“Farming Sanctuary”). 1 in every 5 animals on factory farms die from stress and disease…

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    system, meat production, that is only out to make a profit with little regard to humans or animals. The novel created waves in the years after its 1906 publication. Due to the journalistic nature of the work, and its very revealing look at the actual production of meat in Chicago, the public outcry was harsh. The book played a pivotal role in the passing of a “pure-food-and-drug bill”. It was used by President Roosevelt to influence the House of Representatives (then heavily lobbied by the…

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    have been asking for many years. Some would say animals shouldn’t be eaten by humans, while others will argue that animals are meant to be eaten by us humans. Humans have been eating meat dating back to 1.5 million years ago. Since, we have been eating animals for so long, it was meant to happen for some of us to eat meat and others to be vegetarian or vegan. Even if humans weren’t meant to eat animals then what are the abundance of them meant for? There are so many chickens and cows out around…

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    Gustavus Franklin Swift is known for founding a meat-packing empire in the Midwest. He was in the meat industry from a young adolescent to the day he died. Swift transformed the way meat was transported and one of the first to utilize an assembly line. Gustavus Swift began his life and occupation in Sagamore, Massachusetts. He worked for his older brother that owned a butcher shop when he was fourteen-years-old and was always wanting to find ways to innovate. Two years later his father gave him…

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