HIOZEAL BEN Dont be fooled. The only eggs that are truely free are pasture raised. Cage free eggs are eggs that aren’t in a cage but is still restricted outside access and stays in a factory
@@hiozealben1424 If you believe that "cage free" chickens taste any different I've got a bridge for sale. People like you prove that there is a sucker for every scam.
@@ConstantChaos1 sorry, is there a word for not associating meat with the animals they come from that I should have used? Because otherwise it's pretty much the same thing.
Not true; she's pretty explicit in the video that only that BREED of chickens is raised for food. Plenty of people raise chickens of other breeds for other purposes, even as pets.
I worked for a well known chain of intensive chicken factory farms. 2 men cared for 500,000 chickens. The chickens were sold as organic free range, but they were not organic or free range. I had to sign a non-disclosure contract for the job and was prohibited from speaking to the press. I detested the job, not because of smells, flies. poor pay or dead chickens. It was because the chickens had more personality than the supervisors.
Oof... Well this is why people should do research on where they buy their chickens from....😔 Everyone knows buying from smaller farmers is always more ethical then big corporate companies.
They keep a record of what you do like to watch, then they recommend. Kind of like the librarian that knows you and the books you usually check out. Back in the day, they called that a paper trail............🔄. Now, it's called tracking algorithms.... so if you sit and watch trucks, mountain bikes, or whatever all the time, that's what you will find in your recommended.
Yeah I'm a vegetarian but eye-roll whenever there's some massive animal rights media campaign over a monkey or mistreated cat or something. That's like 0.00001% of the animals murdered. Odd how people irrationally anthropomorphise some animals over others
Chicken are stupid, they don't know they are exploited. Dogs, on the other hand, are very close to humans psychologically and can feel almost the same as humans.
@@Lewis360 Yes, but still they are not smart enough to understand that they are victims. I believe though that there must be improvement in butchering process, in many places it's still quite painful and scary for them, I believe they must be electrocuted before they even know what is happening.
I’m sure people think this is inhumane. However the reality of it all is everyone wants food at rock bottom price so they can spend it on the latest iPhone or Xbox.
Back in the day my Chinese parents and grandparents could only afford a chicken on special days like Chinese New Year and even then that was split between 6 siblings, with the best part going to the youngest. Now a whole chicken costs about a £5 which is significantly less than an hour's work worth of wages.
cheap is cheap....many ppl throw away unfinished food in uk,killing a life but only best part are eaten while the rest like head,liver,feet are thrown away like valueless garbage atleast in some asian country we eat most of it...even the intestine!
I'm an indigenous chicken farmer in Kenya and this is one of the reasons why I chose to keep the chicken. What is known as " improved indigenous chicken" is fast taking over the market and, I feel that, the purely indigenous chicken are going extinct. Battery caged birds are also the saddest things I've ever seen. Can't do it 😞
Or be as cuddly as possible to become human's pets and adored animals Case in point: Pandas (they have to make panda porn to entice the males to reproduce, otherwise shit ain't happening, yet we still help them) Pandas get super special treatment but non cuddly endangereds only get pocket changes for their survival
@@boosay568 We can domestic cats and dogs because they are social creatures with low lifespans and low food costs. Pandas are solitary creatures with long livespans and high food costs. That's why most big animals are not domesticated.
You are a free human being. You are not bred by 'artificial insemination', factory-farmed, fed food you have no control over and then slaughtered after 56 days. You have rights, and these include the right not to be abused, force fed or slaughtered. So don't talk nonsense.
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I believe you meant that chicken and birds in general are, technically, super distant relatives/descendants of dinosaurs? Yeah, they definitely are, and thanks to their long presence in the biosphere, their meat is easily digestible to many predators/omnivores.
@@enricofermi3471 chicken are not relatives of dinosaur. Chicken are dinosaur. All birds are classified as dinosaur because they're evolved from from theropod dinosaur, thus make them still dinosaur.
Dark White have you ever gone to the store? My local supermarket has a chicken isle. It looks just like the one in this video. Intensively reared chickens, free-range, and organic. The prices are drastically different. The IR chickens are by far the cheapest and Organic costs the most. Both of the company’s are making the same profit. The extra cost and savings are handed down to the consumer. Again the video explains it all.
These chickens are living in the Matrix. They don't know the purpose of their lives or the outside world. They are given everything they need. From their point of view, their life seems good enough. And they are grown for the purpose of giving nourishment to another being.
So what? you feel sorry for them ? We humans live in the system as the chickens do. Our way is just way more painful but only few can see it, for the same reason :)
@@OPTIMUMELITE chicken became 4 times larger in 50 years, imagine what it will become in next 100yrs, ok i may have exaggerated the dinosaurs part a bit :D
@Mako Shark I buy organic or sometimes free range chicken. I only buy eggs from pasture raised chickens and most of the time organic There is a huge difference between eggs from pasture raised chickens and others. You can see it in the color of the yoke and taste the difference.
me not you we were buying England’s best up to a few years ago when I found out What was happening now We only by pasture raised eggs It says on the box 108 sq feet per hen that’s is awesome
@Mako Shark I bet you can teste the difference too. Knowing how factory farming chickens are treated, I cannot in good conscience buy their eggs. I am not some vegan and eat meat but I buy from sources that I believe are healthy and nit abusive to the animals.
MY organic chicken in SW Michigan is $2.99 a lb. I looked at a chicken tomorrow at Aldies and a two pack of 2, 2 lb. chickens was almost $30.00!! When my son and granddaughter come for dinner that $30.00 for the meat. That means almost $60.00 for Sunday dinner for 4!
We are mostly same,we are all livings on earth. If they were us they would eat us surely that's why we need to work on technology for better options of energy and food.
Keep in mind greenwashing is a thing with terms like free range Nd organic and how companies try to exploit them, but look at the difference in the feathers
I think it's a different breed of chicken. Red hens are in the footages of the free range, it is the most common breed in my country and sells as regular
I can confirm your statement. I have owned chickens my whole life (just for self feeding) and the difference from a well kept chicken and one who has been living in small spaces with only concentrated food is all about their feathers. If they are uniformly distributed and the are soft at touching, then it was an well kept one.
Established "Pecking Order" : the basic pattern of social organization within a flock of poultry in which each bird pecks another lower in the scale without fear of retaliation and submits to pecking by one of higher rank broadly : a dominance hierarchy in a group of social animals. --- This is why they have no feathers. Surrounded constantly by dozens of other random hens doing what hens do fighting to be alpha. The free range have fewer hens more room and longer time alive to have less frequent dominance trials thus more developed feathers.
@@appletree8441 Many scientists believe that birds are direct descendants of dinosaurs. So the OP joke was about us learning to manipulate genes to return them to original size for optimal profit.
That 'Chicken of Tomorrow' thing is so clever. What a brilliant way to meet rising food demands. In the 1950's chicken was considered a special treat, usually for Christmas or other large/significant celebrations. Hard to believe now that Chicken is cheap and prevalent. Ask most kids and young people and they'll tell you their favourite meat is Chicken. Conversely back then Lamb was fairly cheap and something you could eat once or twice a week, these days (here in Australia anyway) 1kg of Lamb Chops is $25-35... Funny how the world changes. Or like how initially the Russian Royal Family would dine with aluminium cutlery as it was a rare, highly prized precious metal. These days we literally throw aluminium in the bin after finishing our can of soda.
My dad used to keep chooks. Every now and then we would lop off a few heads, pluck them and pull the guts out. I'm 73, but haven't done it for years. I would doubt there is a millennial who could do it or even contemplate the idea.
Another Aussie from the 1970's here. We got chicken on Christmas day only. Fridge full of lamb the rest of the year. Cheaper to buy a side of lamb than get all fussy about variety. Chicken 5 nights a week now cause its cheap & lamb is for the elite.
Love the message of this video and bringing in a farmer who repeats that it is up to the consumer and that our choices dictate what world we want to live in.
@@user-yx7dp2pl8t there is always choices we can make. That being said it doesn't mean those choices are easy or viable options. I personally don't care where my chicken comes from. So long as it's not killing me and it fills my body I'm happy.
The farmer who donates to the politician and then pays dues to a bureau who employs lobbyists to generate legislation for said politician. Your taxes then subsidize operations like this, leaving the consumer with no other choice. It's a monopoly unless you fix the political structure.
I was ready to see a miss-informed video, but they did a very good job. They left out some important information like how these intense productions DO have parameters they need to meet in order to fulfill the animals welfare.
Just got my first pet chicken 5 days ago, they have intelligence, character and attitude. Hate to see them in cages and assembly lines :( if everyone are chicken once a month only, people like him would not need to be "market driven". Very sad that we as consumer drive this cruelty.
I agree, I myself have a pet rooster and chickens. They all have grown to me and my family and we love them very dearly. They learn fast and peck at us when they want something we are eating especially during dinner, we let them roam free at our house most of the time so they get really fond about what we do daily. We have a rice dispenser where you push buttons to dispense rice out and our pet rooster would attempt to press buttons as well and pull out the container to get raw rice. Its very smart of him and its very questionable since most people assume chickens are very unintelligent and are biologically born to have smaller brains. They can and have character the same as we have trained our cats and our dogs, but often people go with dogs and cats since their adorable and reliable, not to mention a very amazing attraction to media. Its heartbreaking that I myself love eating chicken and that the reason why these companies continue to thrive is because of consumers like us that support their business. And knowing that I have pet chickens at home is literally like eating another one of them unintentionally.
Pets and consumption animals are different. Using a pet as food is basically a crime and inhumane since we supose to love the pet as a fellow family member while food is food. Regardless the race of the food (besides human, we really have 5o avoud that one animal race in particular since goea against our survival...) any domestic race can turn into pet if gets a family but we cannot deny our necesities. Also many pets are carnivore so...
@@kateybanez9304 just eat less and make sure the chickens you eat had at least a decent life. It's biology to want meat so don't feel bad but it's not biology to eat battery chickens.
@@bloopbloopy2893 oh no, I dont eat the chicken I take care as a pet. Please dont mistake it like that, because I usually dont even get to eat chicken often, also, I was just elaborating that now that i have a chicken as a pet i feel bad about eating their kind. Oh goodness, I do not mean to eat my pets.
here in philippines we have chicken called "native" and its literally cage free. and when i said literally they are roaming the wild around 1-7 hectares depending on the farmers land. and yeah it taste very different. we only fed them in the morning (5am) usually coconut or corn. to keep them coming back. btw the price is around 4$ per kg of this native chicken
Yep I own a lot of these and now Im crossbreeding natives with caber for larger yields of meat with the taste of native basically a native that weighs 8kgs
Your comment didn’t age well. Only a sec of Chinese people eat bats and we got COVID, no where near how many people eat chicken. If we know anything about viruses is that if their ever was a deadly virus bats would be low on the list and most be would say chicken, beef, pork would be at the top, fish maybe too. Yet that didn’t happen. Even when you posted your comment, it was obsolete since we were in the middle of pandemic. How tone deaf could you be?
Here in the Philippines we have a specie of chicken called "Labuyo" (i think its called Red jungle fowl in english), it is a native specie here. It about 4-7 inch some the same size with chinese chickens but less flamboyant feather. It lives in mountains and forest. Pure organic and it taste so savory even when cooked w/out seasonings. They ran super fast and aggressive, we called them here highflyer bcoz they can jump up to 20-30ft while flapping their wings and kicking to attack.
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We raise our own chickens. They live entertaining lives in our back yard, eating bugs and digging in the dirt. We get plenty of fresh eggs, and excess roosters go to freezer camp. As a result, we do not buy CAFO eggs or chicken. So, that is what we do.
They very much so can walk, I have 18 chickens houses they are happy birds living that way is all they know they have unlimited food and water and medicine if they get sick they live better than most people
Smartphones are listening devices. They are recording everything you say even while it is in your pocket or not being used. I was chilling with a friend and we were drinking and talking about Seinfeld and the very next day an advertisement for a Seinfeld painting "randomly" showed up in my news feed. This has happened to me more than a few times
In Isaac Asimov's series about androids, there was a scene where androids were trained to watch their human owner and anticipate their desires such that it appeared as if the human was magically controlling lights, curtains etc. Now we have smartphones with motion sensors monitoring your browsing and viewing and running AI to determine what you might be interested in and you find this surprising?
Many years ago I tasted my first commercially raised chicken. The flavor was like eating paper. Beforehand, the chicken I had been eating were what we call now as free range chicken. Now, I can get the same flavor when I use mature chickens labeled as "roasting" birds. I only prefer the dark meat and back bones of the less expensive 6 week old birds. I experimented with smoking the breast meat. Not bad if it is not too salty.
And these haters are typing on their smartphones feeding on the cheapest food they can find because they're too lazy to go to work and earn a better living and buy free range chickens instead. I hate hypocritical millennials.
@@justinsetting6564 Damaging to the consumer, the planet, and the animals. Not damaging for their profits, unfortunately - at least not yet. Lab meat will revolutionize the industry.
Yeah lab meats need more research incentives. Environment will struggle to recover says the latest ipcc report. Basically also need governmental acknowledgement to harm of animal agri so that veganic farming can be part of sustainable development. In developing nations meat consumsion huge except the poor that are plant based. All coz of taste and misinformation
The grain industry ironically the same industry that pushes for veganism has been known for pushing out free range chicken producers or making their lives so miserable they are forced to buy grain feed.
It allows you more room to come to your own conclusion without pushing you this way or that. Extreme videos think your not smart enough to decide so they'll push you where they think you need to be.
Would love to know what you mean by "extreme". Oh, you mean showing you the reality of where your food comes from is too sensitive for your delicate refined palate?
imrandma By “Extreme” he means showing the slaughter of animals no one wants to see, but needs in order to survive, in the form of proteins, fats and carbs. Humans are omnivores, they can’t sustain themselves on purely veggies and fruit. It doesn’t matter where our food comes from, as long as it’s healthy for us to consume and digest
I like how people still calling out for chicken to be cage free, yet they will still butcher them or have someone doing it for them Humanity is the biggest joke of all time
There is a reason why the Sunday Chicken Dinner in the U.S. before WWII was such a big deal. It's because chicken was so expensive and not that available.
No they get so big that fast because you are using a breed chock full of health problems that causes the birds to reach an "adult" size at an age most chicks would barely be the size of a soda and then become unable to walk under their own weight. - Someone who owned chickens for over decade.
3:18 next 3:20 , with a soft music in the background, skipped slaughtering process and 30 seconds of headless painful flapping chicken. Need to learn from the pros of marketing.
Gonna be honest, I don't give a shit about poultry rights. I just get USDA organic, because there isn't crap tons of toxic shit in the feed, such as arsenic, dioxins, PCBs, etc. I think we're going to see a massive rise in dementia and cancer rates in the future. We've pretty much ruined this planet. So, it's not poultry rights I care about. It's surviving the idiocy of the last 100 years, which we now are footing the bill for.
Like if you eat a chicken once a week, all year...you alone would end up eating 52 chickens...in 10 years 520 chickens and 50 years Around 2600 chickens and remember...the facts I'm calculating are bare minimum so what do you think if it is applied to Like 70 %of humanity Excluding the poor, and less fortunate ppl and those who are vegetarian or vegan(like me) Nothing bro, just some faxx
ufologlt Shorter production period ( the whole stages of raising a chicken would go faster) coupled with a cut in costs ( the chicken gaining more weight while feeding it more cheaply) would mean a better productivity and as a consequence it would mean a better rentability and faster profits.
@@WuTangChopstick every part of it, raising a chicken in a little over a month is way more affordable than it taking several years to get an inferior product
@@user-dx8nj7qj2g I agree 100%. I raise chickens for eggs and meat. Broiler chicken is bigger and better.i wish there were a breed like them with large breasts fast growing but good egg production 2-300+ per year
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Well yes, but actually no. From your average human everyday logic perspective birds are not animals, but as a member of kingdom Animalia Linnaeus domain Eukaryota, birds/fishes/bugs/australianwildlife are also animals.
All the chickens you see there are dead by now
I was thinking the same thing ...makes you not want to even eat it.
so what?
Another batch is half done already.
You probably had one for dinner, lol.
Also people- chicken should be free to roam, but my child shall be in day care.
People: chickens should roam free without any cages.
also people: why is this cage free chicken so expensive?
It worth tho, not only for the cost, but also the taste.
Brilliant comment
HIOZEAL BEN Dont be fooled. The only eggs that are truely free are pasture raised. Cage free eggs are eggs that aren’t in a cage but is still restricted outside access and stays in a factory
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If you believe that "cage free" chickens taste any different I've got a bridge for sale. People like you prove that there is a sucker for every scam.
Scare League probably cost so much because foxes kill half of them.
People : Chickens deserve better lives!
Also people : I want the cheapest chicken you got.
Yeaa, that's the reality.. Cuz chickens are mainly the source of protein
thats human nature
People who buy organic don’t care about price. They only want healthiest option.
Nate River way to separate yourself from us “people”
People want their cake and eat it too. In this case, chicken. Not cake.
when you sacrifice your life for them, but they still call you cheap
Eshaan Rahman “sacrifice”; -assuming they do it willingly-
@NKVD I dont think so
@NKVD buying free range chicken is more expensive
@NKVD and also most free range are just rebrand factory chicken
@NKVD a lot of free range are just factory chicken
Refuses to call chickens cheap because they are animals. Then goes ahead and calls them a product.
What happens when you find out, you are a product.
@@supercrazyba ikr, one is definitely degrading while the other is like at least I have value lmao
Gotta depersonalize them at some point
@@owenb8636 they aren't people
@@ConstantChaos1 sorry, is there a word for not associating meat with the animals they come from that I should have used? Because otherwise it's pretty much the same thing.
Oddly enough, the people eating them are now also 4x the size they were in the 1950's
Quantity is an important factor too, meat has alot of calories
Speak for yourself, I m actually 5x bigger
@Kaptain Kid Good point of those people were to eat chicken they would probably lose weight
@@a.a.6203 i would love to dine at your house one day
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Cats and Dogs: Let's ensure our species survival by being men best friend!
Chicken: Hold my grains.
Naim Noor I actually got two chickens and a dog 😂😂👏.. in the city I see chickens as pets
@@azucenasantes7447-- I saw a girl walking her pig in the city, once or twice
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Where’d the pig go?
8O8clap can you just stop bringing a cat vs. dog debate into a joke
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Chiken is not even a animal anymore, it's just a crop that non vegetarians grow!
What I didn't understand anything
Like cows them beefs tastes best mmmmmmmm!!!!!
@@GamingBogartif u can afford, eat all u want
Not true; she's pretty explicit in the video that only that BREED of chickens is raised for food. Plenty of people raise chickens of other breeds for other purposes, even as pets.
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4x since 1950.
A few more decades and we can finally see that horse-sized chicken.
Like the sekiro chicken enemy haha
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Sadly humans will grow at the same rate, so dont expect chicken rides.
I’m looking forward to that 🤤
Mega Ultra chicken. He is legend
"chickens have changed so quickly, they are now four times the size they were in the 1950's" same as the average American :D
Bold of you to say that nguyen, when the UK surpassed americans in obesity lmao
Ah i see, spouting what you see on youtube everyday.
@@gaaheeify citation lol? also you're more than 250x more likely to die from food related conditions like food poisoning in the US compared to the UK
@@etherealhawk 69% of males are obese in the UK, the index is 66% in the USA. You can literally find the info by the WHO, don't whine
@@prodigous21 read a PRR casual gtfo
Poor chicken. They're too delicious to live on this world
I guess they taste the same as you and me.
Stefan idk I have to check that
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I worked for a well known chain of intensive chicken factory farms. 2 men cared for 500,000 chickens. The chickens were sold as organic free range, but they were not organic or free range. I had to sign a non-disclosure contract for the job and was prohibited from speaking to the press. I detested the job, not because of smells, flies. poor pay or dead chickens. It was because the chickens had more personality than the supervisors.
Oof... Well this is why people should do research on where they buy their chickens from....😔 Everyone knows buying from smaller farmers is always more ethical then big corporate companies.
@Bloop Bloopy you are right✅
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Could you advise what eggs or chickens NOT to purchase? Thank you so much for your comment!!
yikes
Farmer: “these chickens aren’t cheap they have worth”
The Economist: “why are chickens so cheap”
No animal should be treated as property. Progress is inevitable.
You are wrong. To the farmer, they are no less than a crop they can hurt any way they want.
Farmer: “these chickens aren’t cheap they have worth but that means we can still cull male chicks and fatten up chickens so they can't even walk."
Calling all chickens cheap is kind of rude. Some are just frugal.
Some just play hard to get
Only the chicks cheep.
They just understand the importance of financial solvency
@trstnhn What kind of tenuous link is this?
@trstnhn specieist
Everyday TH-cam algorithm is giving me more and more random stuff and I ain't even mad.
The end is near
Same bro
There's no need for 'channels' from ye olde network/cable/satellite tv. TH-cam already offers me what I want to watch. How does it know it? Beats me.
They keep a record of what you do like to watch, then they recommend. Kind of like the librarian that knows you and the books you usually check out.
Back in the day, they called that a paper trail............🔄. Now, it's called tracking algorithms.... so if you sit and watch trucks, mountain bikes, or whatever all the time, that's what you will find in your recommended.
Atleast I'm not bored
That's what matters
"Why is chicken so cheap" Looks at KFC actually being overpriced....
Sam's chicken at woodland park is pretty cheap mate ngl
its a reference to the cnsr btw
crazy, isn't it??
Well its a business need to make money
Buy chicken here is about 7 dollars
Regular packaged chicken breast is more expensive than ground beef, at least here in Denmark.
That's how I know I'm broke... I think chicken is expensive..
depends...how much is a whole chicken for you? I know price has gone up recently around here
@@Crawkid around where? Around TH-cam ? :/
@@Mishimized ...no....the UP of Michigan, as it were. I don't buy my chicken from youtube XD
@@MFRiley damn triggered
In india prices are around 2 dollar for a whole chicken, i think its cheap even for indians
The whole 'ANIMAL RIGHTS' issue gets black-holed in this case. Otherwise, 1 mistreated dog will get 1,000 media-hours coverage.
Yeah I'm a vegetarian but eye-roll whenever there's some massive animal rights media campaign over a monkey or mistreated cat or something. That's like 0.00001% of the animals murdered. Odd how people irrationally anthropomorphise some animals over others
@G or you lack basic comprehension skills
Chicken are stupid, they don't know they are exploited. Dogs, on the other hand, are very close to humans psychologically and can feel almost the same as humans.
@@XOPOIIIO Pigs are way smarter than dogs, and are much closer to humans in terms of biology, yet pork is the most eaten meat in the world.
@@Lewis360 Yes, but still they are not smart enough to understand that they are victims. I believe though that there must be improvement in butchering process, in many places it's still quite painful and scary for them, I believe they must be electrocuted before they even know what is happening.
This video says far more about humans than chickens.
So true, 7 billion humans but over 23 billion chickens. How greedy have we become...
@@user-xd4sk4pk7h and that 23 is going to far less than 7.
@@JumboCod91 Smart? Not so sure. The birds might have the last laugh.
@@JumboCod91 Most humans are as dim as you: they are intellectually incapable of empathizing with the suffering of another species.
Mark Gerhard does the lion sympathise for the deer?
I’m sure people think this is inhumane. However the reality of it all is everyone wants food at rock bottom price so they can spend it on the latest iPhone or Xbox.
Don't count vegetarians like me.
Vegetables are just as cheap if not cheaper and don’t result in dead animals.
@@Ninjasplitter actually there are some places where vegetables are more expensive than meat
@@dkwhattouseasusername1012 yea but dont neglect the fact the cheapest items on the market are rice and beans
@@frankchen4229 well do you just eat 1 rice or something you count it by 1kg and sometimes they are still more expensive than meat
I love how they try to make the video less cruel using music 😂
Define cruel?
I was thinking the exact same thing 😂. If they put dark horror music behind this, this video would send a completely different message.
This is the power of rhetorics, which indeed includes the BGM.
@@conversationswithyou5737 I remembered Chicken Run actually...
I love how people are so soft that they think eating meat is cruel 😂
Humans:The chickens in this look cute.
Also humans: watching this while eating KFC
Damn that's so true only eating I'm zaxbys, but still!
Animals can be both cute and delicious.
I was going to to watch this while eating Buffalo Wild Wings but I decided against it.
They are both friends and food :)
lmao same
Nobody:
TH-cam algorithm: "Why is chicken so cheap?"
Please tell me what does mean "Nobody:"
Noone said anything about chicken, I get a vid in my recommendations lol so random.
@Shin90 I'm a vegetarian myself, I'm like wtf
@Simply Mindfulness if you need a reason to be vegan than you are not vegan even if you think you are
well, i was talking with my niece about KFC 1 hour ago, then this pops out of nowhere...
Coincidence? I don't think so
Back in the day my Chinese parents and grandparents could only afford a chicken on special days like Chinese New Year and even then that was split between 6 siblings, with the best part going to the youngest. Now a whole chicken costs about a £5 which is significantly less than an hour's work worth of wages.
Yes they made it cheap using chemical
@@veryconfused9768 your comment makes sense, when looking at your account name
same to mine. when i was young, the chicken meat tasted and the soup smelled totally different from now.
*KFC Wants to know your location*
KFC already knows the location
Jokes on you, KFC actually use rodent meat
@@andyh7777 you mean flying rodent aka chicken of the cave lol
Texas Chicken also 😂😂
@@supashep1 one of the only good quotes in a terrible movie
"They are not cheap.. They have worth..."
Video title "chicken so cheap"..
I like the thank-you-for-your-opinion way...
Pretty sure he wasn’t the one who made the video lmaooo
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@@bestamerica go to 3:05
When they speak about chicken is the meat, do you buy a living chicken every day ?
cheap is cheap....many ppl throw away unfinished food in uk,killing a life but only best part are eaten while the rest like head,liver,feet are thrown away like valueless garbage
atleast in some asian country we eat most of it...even the intestine!
"if demand is there, we would be doing it!" Covered the whole story.
I'm an indigenous chicken farmer in Kenya and this is one of the reasons why I chose to keep the chicken. What is known as " improved indigenous chicken" is fast taking over the market and, I feel that, the purely indigenous chicken are going extinct.
Battery caged birds are also the saddest things I've ever seen. Can't do it 😞
The reason they do this is because supply and demand, they only care about profits
Exploiting these animals is wrong.
The chickens will unite and rise up. Their time will come.
Chicken gang rises up
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only up until about 39 days in age... before their bred genetics handicaps them and eventually kills them. (excluding free range and organic)
Rise of the chicken
Chicken rangers
Most effective way to survive as a spieces:
Become food for humans.
Or be as cuddly as possible to become human's pets and adored animals
Case in point:
Pandas (they have to make panda porn to entice the males to reproduce, otherwise shit ain't happening, yet we still help them)
Pandas get super special treatment but non cuddly endangereds only get pocket changes for their survival
So we should start a selective breeding program for panda meat. Mmmm panda burger.
He is absolutely right. If Pandas were as popular as Chicken(as edible meat), they wouldn't be in endangered species.
Can someone breed smol pandas already I want to adopt one. Like come on we changed chickens and dogs why not pandas??
@@boosay568 We can domestic cats and dogs because they are social creatures with low lifespans and low food costs. Pandas are solitary creatures with long livespans and high food costs. That's why most big animals are not domesticated.
Free Range chicken...
I am not even a free range human being
How did you type this shit if you were not one?
he was forced to
BillyWong what are you doing out of your cube!?
Can people can get a sense of honour
You are a free human being. You are not bred by 'artificial insemination', factory-farmed, fed food you have no control over and then slaughtered after 56 days. You have rights, and these include the right not to be abused, force fed or slaughtered. So don't talk nonsense.
Why is chicken so cheap- because you're rich
Why is chicken so costly- because you're poor
Why there's kids in my basement- because i can eat them later
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not at all. that's the problem cheap meat is mostly eaten by poorer people.
Easy to feed.
Easy to live.
Less cost.
Equals Cheap.
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plus horrible hormones
@@vikashg4474 Not even that bad man
And delicious
39 days versus 10 years? That's the equivalent of a human living 292.5 days versus 75 years
Peter So you realise what you said is pretty dumb right?
Imagine if we are butchering 290-300day old babies for our meat ^^
@@witchcraftbdo3212 that would be really ineffective i mean its only a couple of pounds when adults can be a couple hundred
@@viplami wooooosh
Please put that comma out.
Everyone: Chickens deserve a better life
KFC: I am about to end this Man's whole career
Demand = supply
Supply = demand
Personal responsibility? Never met that guy.
Texas Chicken (also known as Church's Chicken in the US, I believe) make better chicken than KFC, though. Well, to my taste, at least.
Which man? What are you talking about
KFC....occultistic satanic torture of chickens with the famous herbs n spices😈😁
"It's our job to nurture them" *shows chicken concentration camp*
That's why people are going vegan
@@subramanianmuthusamy9700
Lol what people
@@avatar1867 he said people bro. not wild animals.
" dinosaur" is still the most successful animal on the planet.
Its the most expensive meat too YOU ZHANG
Agreed😂😂😂
Underated comment
I believe you meant that chicken and birds in general are, technically, super distant relatives/descendants of dinosaurs? Yeah, they definitely are, and thanks to their long presence in the biosphere, their meat is easily digestible to many predators/omnivores.
@@enricofermi3471 chicken are not relatives of dinosaur. Chicken are dinosaur. All birds are classified as dinosaur because they're evolved from from theropod dinosaur, thus make them still dinosaur.
Chickens aren't cheap, they're just trying to save some money.
They’re chicken to spend more money
Cheap as Chicks.
Dark White have you ever gone to the store? My local supermarket has a chicken isle. It looks just like the one in this video. Intensively reared chickens, free-range, and organic. The prices are drastically different. The IR chickens are by far the cheapest and Organic costs the most. Both of the company’s are making the same profit. The extra cost and savings are handed down to the consumer. Again the video explains it all.
@@ninja1inblack105 r/woooosh
Cheapskates all of them.
These chickens are living in the Matrix.
They don't know the purpose of their lives or the outside world. They are given everything they need. From their point of view, their life seems good enough. And they are grown for the purpose of giving nourishment to another being.
So what? you feel sorry for them ?
We humans live in the system as the chickens do. Our way is just way more painful but only few can see it, for the same reason :)
This a good look into socialism just saying
J. J. Define consciousness first.
No, their horrifically short lives are miserable as they can't live in the way they have evolved to enjoy.
@@robertb6076 like getting savagely ripped to pieces by other predators in the wild
My grandfather: Don't eat broiler. It can barely walk itself, how it's gonna make you run 😂😂😂
😂
Many people are saying that haha
Let me help you out: Eat quality food. - Your grandfather
We can be very healthy in a vegan diet too bro
There is a lot of truth in these words..
It's not chicken, it's pygmy feathered t-rex
Correct 😂
I love organic eggs from our grass fed chickens, but seeing that video of "industrial" food production makes me want to go vegetarian.
At this rate , we could see chickens as big as dinosaurs in our lifetime
@@90AlmostFamous
I don't get what your saying?!
@@OPTIMUMELITE chicken became 4 times larger in 50 years, imagine what it will become in next 100yrs, ok i may have exaggerated the dinosaurs part a bit :D
Two words: factory farming
I only buy pasture raised eggs or 108 sq feet
@Mako Shark
I buy organic or sometimes free range chicken. I only buy eggs from pasture raised chickens and most of the time organic There is a huge difference between eggs from pasture raised chickens and others. You can see it in the color of the yoke and taste the difference.
me not you we were buying England’s best up to a few years ago when I found out What was happening now We only by pasture raised eggs It says on the box 108 sq feet per hen that’s is awesome
@Mako Shark
I bet you can teste the difference too.
Knowing how factory farming chickens are treated, I cannot in good conscience buy their eggs.
I am not some vegan and eat meat but I buy from sources that I believe are healthy and nit abusive to the animals.
Yes and?
Look at all those chickens!
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MY organic chicken in SW Michigan is $2.99 a lb. I looked at a chicken tomorrow at Aldies and a two pack of 2, 2 lb. chickens was almost $30.00!! When my son and granddaughter come for dinner that $30.00 for the meat. That means almost $60.00 for Sunday dinner for 4!
“tHeY’rE nOt cHeAP tHeY hAvE woRTh”
Title: cheap
some animals we're harmed during the making of this video
yeah, and many many many humans were fed high quality animal protein at an affordable price. Your point?
@@LeonDieBoer It isn't right. Learn to eat vegetables.
Leon Hall ‘high quality animal protein’ not even close lmao. Saturated fat, excess dietary cholesterol, IGF-1, estrogen, etc. is unhealthy.
A least animals can be put out of their misery. Vegetables are still alive when we cook them,or eat them raw.
Thousands
Imagine living two months in a crowded cage with millions of clones of you. And then getting attached to a conveyor belt and killed.
Except their brain is the size of a peanut
@Trees Lakes 👌👌🇮🇳🇮🇳
Yieri i humans have thicker skins and go into deep sleep and have bigger brains to process more
We are mostly same,we are all livings on earth.
If they were us they would eat us surely that's why we need to work on technology for better options of energy and food.
@@uerivbuywecrwefdqervwrrwgv9843 Bruh I’m not even a vegetarian I’m just saying we should have enough pride to treat other animals better.
''if animals don't want to be eaten why are they made out of food?''
Exactly.
"If humans arent meant to be eaten why are they made out of meat?"
@idk It's just a joke 0-0
@idk it's not too hard to understand.. We eat their flesh. So.. they're in some way made out of "food", because we eat them
@idk dude it's just a dumb joke. Not sure why this is so hard for you to get.
Keep in mind greenwashing is a thing with terms like free range Nd organic and how companies try to exploit them, but look at the difference in the feathers
I think it's a different breed of chicken. Red hens are in the footages of the free range, it is the most common breed in my country and sells as regular
I can confirm your statement. I have owned chickens my whole life (just for self feeding) and the difference from a well kept chicken and one who has been living in small spaces with only concentrated food is all about their feathers. If they are uniformly distributed and the are soft at touching, then it was an well kept one.
Actually those things are less green because they take up more space, and lead to increase climatic impact
Established "Pecking Order" : the basic pattern of social organization within a flock of poultry in which each bird pecks another lower in the scale without fear of retaliation and submits to pecking by one of higher rank broadly : a dominance hierarchy in a group of social animals. --- This is why they have no feathers. Surrounded constantly by dozens of other random hens doing what hens do fighting to be alpha. The free range have fewer hens more room and longer time alive to have less frequent dominance trials thus more developed feathers.
Chicken like crossing the street
Because they know they're cheap
Lmao , now this is an original comment
Chicken digger
2:24
So in a hundreds years from now, we can have the dinosaurs back.
Yup, T-Rex meat would be great great value
If it's good enough for Fred Flintstone it would be good enough for me.
But you or nobody will has or ever will see a living dinosaur
and you can buy *whole dinosaur* from walmart for cheap
@@appletree8441 Many scientists believe that birds are direct descendants of dinosaurs. So the OP joke was about us learning to manipulate genes to return them to original size for optimal profit.
@@6squall9 descendants? birds *are* dinosaurs.
"If the demand was there, we'd all be doing it" -- well said.
Just go vegan ffs.
That 'Chicken of Tomorrow' thing is so clever. What a brilliant way to meet rising food demands.
In the 1950's chicken was considered a special treat, usually for Christmas or other large/significant celebrations. Hard to believe now that Chicken is cheap and prevalent. Ask most kids and young people and they'll tell you their favourite meat is Chicken.
Conversely back then Lamb was fairly cheap and something you could eat once or twice a week, these days (here in Australia anyway) 1kg of Lamb Chops is $25-35... Funny how the world changes.
Or like how initially the Russian Royal Family would dine with aluminium cutlery as it was a rare, highly prized precious metal. These days we literally throw aluminium in the bin after finishing our can of soda.
Blame the President during the war, promised one in every pot. Went from an expensive food served on Sundays to...well, one in everyones pot!
Wool lamb tastes gross.
My dad used to keep chooks. Every now and then we would lop off a few heads, pluck them and pull the guts out. I'm 73, but haven't done it for years. I would doubt there is a millennial who could do it or even contemplate the idea.
Another Aussie from the 1970's here. We got chicken on Christmas day only. Fridge full of lamb the rest of the year. Cheaper to buy a side of lamb than get all fussy about variety.
Chicken 5 nights a week now cause its cheap & lamb is for the elite.
@@robertking3130 Born in 83 qualifies as millenial? Because i slauther my own chicken, and also swine.
Love the message of this video and bringing in a farmer who repeats that it is up to the consumer and that our choices dictate what world we want to live in.
crazy bear for the vast majority there is no choice
@@user-yx7dp2pl8t there is always choices we can make. That being said it doesn't mean those choices are easy or viable options. I personally don't care where my chicken comes from. So long as it's not killing me and it fills my body I'm happy.
The farmer who donates to the politician and then pays dues to a bureau who employs lobbyists to generate legislation for said politician. Your taxes then subsidize operations like this, leaving the consumer with no other choice. It's a monopoly unless you fix the political structure.
Yeah eat less meat
I was ready to see a miss-informed video, but they did a very good job. They left out some important information like how these intense productions DO have parameters they need to meet in order to fulfill the animals welfare.
I actually found this quite interesting, looking into the world of farming and the impact it has on the consumer is pretty neat
NEAT?
bikinggal1 guess it’s the only word I could think of at the moment
Just got my first pet chicken 5 days ago, they have intelligence, character and attitude. Hate to see them in cages and assembly lines :( if everyone are chicken once a month only, people like him would not need to be "market driven". Very sad that we as consumer drive this cruelty.
I agree, I myself have a pet rooster and chickens. They all have grown to me and my family and we love them very dearly. They learn fast and peck at us when they want something we are eating especially during dinner, we let them roam free at our house most of the time so they get really fond about what we do daily. We have a rice dispenser where you push buttons to dispense rice out and our pet rooster would attempt to press buttons as well and pull out the container to get raw rice. Its very smart of him and its very questionable since most people assume chickens are very unintelligent and are biologically born to have smaller brains. They can and have character the same as we have trained our cats and our dogs, but often people go with dogs and cats since their adorable and reliable, not to mention a very amazing attraction to media. Its heartbreaking that I myself love eating chicken and that the reason why these companies continue to thrive is because of consumers like us that support their business. And knowing that I have pet chickens at home is literally like eating another one of them unintentionally.
Pets and consumption animals are different.
Using a pet as food is basically a crime and inhumane since we supose to love the pet as a fellow family member while food is food. Regardless the race of the food (besides human, we really have 5o avoud that one animal race in particular since goea against our survival...) any domestic race can turn into pet if gets a family but we cannot deny our necesities.
Also many pets are carnivore so...
@@kateybanez9304 just eat less and make sure the chickens you eat had at least a decent life. It's biology to want meat so don't feel bad but it's not biology to eat battery chickens.
@@bloopbloopy2893 oh no, I dont eat the chicken I take care as a pet. Please dont mistake it like that, because I usually dont even get to eat chicken often, also, I was just elaborating that now that i have a chicken as a pet i feel bad about eating their kind. Oh goodness, I do not mean to eat my pets.
Cages and disassembly* lines!
4:08 "pretty chicks? Yes sir" 😂.....
Proceeds to show 2 little girls 0_o
lol
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lol nice catch
Ladies and gentlemen, we got em!
mohammed also said that after seeing aisha😂😂
here in philippines we have chicken called "native" and its literally cage free. and when i said literally they are roaming the wild around 1-7 hectares depending on the farmers land. and yeah it taste very different. we only fed them in the morning (5am) usually coconut or corn. to keep them coming back.
btw the price is around 4$ per kg of this native chicken
Yep I own a lot of these and now Im crossbreeding natives with caber for larger yields of meat with the taste of native basically a native that weighs 8kgs
Price in india🇮🇳 (Odisha)
2$ per kg retail rate
1.3$ per kg Wholesale rate
As far as I've tasted "wild" chicken meat tastes way harder than the domesticated
This almost made me vegetarian.
Me two hours later: still eats chicken for dinner:
Winner2 Chicken Dinner!!!
Damn David 😂😂😂
fucking devil...
people can chop your hand and leg off and eat the flesh from your bones
chicken is chicken you know what am saying 😋👌
Chicken farmer: It’s healthy.
The next Bird Flu virus: Hold my beer.
At least cooking works on viruses. BSE on the other hand…
Your comment didn’t age well. Only a sec of Chinese people eat bats and we got COVID, no where near how many people eat chicken. If we know anything about viruses is that if their ever was a deadly virus bats would be low on the list and most be would say chicken, beef, pork would be at the top, fish maybe too. Yet that didn’t happen. Even when you posted your comment, it was obsolete since we were in the middle of pandemic. How tone deaf could you be?
“Intensively reared”
so that’s what we’re gonna call it.
Lol that sounds suggestive
nexus prime extreme deregulation is also a cause, it’s why we’re having so many chicken recalls
That's what it's called.
@@meeblings6
I got intensively reared last night. Can't fucking sit down today!
Sounds like it got forcefully buggered.
Because they wanted to cross the road.
Everyone knows that.
They crossed the road to see their flat mates
It is known
Here in the Philippines we have a specie of chicken called "Labuyo" (i think its called Red jungle fowl in english), it is a native specie here. It about 4-7 inch some the same size with chinese chickens but less flamboyant feather. It lives in mountains and forest. Pure organic and it taste so savory even when cooked w/out seasonings. They ran super fast and aggressive, we called them here highflyer bcoz they can jump up to 20-30ft while flapping their wings and kicking to attack.
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it's caused by winner winner chicken dinner phenomena
Haha so funny
That’s exactly right.
I have harmed some many chickens by that process and I just want the potatoes
In general, people don't even feel bad for these chickens anymore. It's just stating facts and an innocent "what can we do?"
You can stop eating chickens and if enough people do that, they will bring the market down.
(vegan)... Shh! 🙊
@@Livetoeat171 never will happens till lab grown meat comes around
We raise our own chickens. They live entertaining lives in our back yard, eating bugs and digging in the dirt. We get plenty of fresh eggs, and excess roosters go to freezer camp. As a result, we do not buy CAFO eggs or chicken. So, that is what we do.
@@JessSuave cool!
Chicken: "who you calling cheap?!"
Me: "ah, but the good die young.."
The conveyor belt part gave me chills.
*I keep hearing “intensively weird chicken”*
These chickens are so dead they can’t even walk
It's cruel and that's why people are going vegan I guess...
They very much so can walk, I have 18 chickens houses they are happy birds living that way is all they know they have unlimited food and water and medicine if they get sick they live better than most people
5 chickens for 20 dollars
Bought some on the weekends
Asked myself: why are these so cheap
This video pops up after 3 days
Me: Wtf
TH-cam done this to me many times
May be it was cheap because it had bird flu.
Smartphones are listening devices. They are recording everything you say even while it is in your pocket or not being used. I was chilling with a friend and we were drinking and talking about Seinfeld and the very next day an advertisement for a Seinfeld painting "randomly" showed up in my news feed. This has happened to me more than a few times
In Isaac Asimov's series about androids, there was a scene where androids were trained to watch their human owner and anticipate their desires such that it appeared as if the human was magically controlling lights, curtains etc. Now we have smartphones with motion sensors monitoring your browsing and viewing and running AI to determine what you might be interested in and you find this surprising?
@@bigshepherd3127 Brainhacking. It's very real.
Many years ago I tasted my first commercially raised chicken. The flavor was like eating paper. Beforehand, the chicken I had been eating were what we call now as free range chicken. Now, I can get the same flavor when I use mature chickens labeled as "roasting" birds. I only prefer the dark meat and back bones of the less expensive 6 week old birds. I experimented with smoking the breast meat. Not bad if it is not too salty.
The Promised Neverland... but with chickens.
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Except they’re all dumb and instead of a beautiful milf they get a large hairy man
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Meanwhile in Canada - Why is chicken so damn expensive!?
i guess it is inefficient to breed there
Exactly what I was thinking and scouring the comments for lol
Heating costs?
In Norway chicken is about $16 per kilo... Yeah it sucks
@@johnwang9914 Canada isn't a frigid wasteland. We have hot summers too (up to 35°C/95°F last year) and last for several months.
“Why is chicken so delicious” should be the next video
"Now the Chickens are 4 times more heavier!"
So do the people! Thanks for the "give and take" hormone manifestation!
Me at 3am: i better go to sleep
TH-cam recommend: Why chicken is so cheap 😭😂
Hahahaha it's actually 3:08 am rn here.
It's 3:29 here
@@vigyanprakashverma532 3:02 here
too real
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And these haters are typing on their smartphones feeding on the cheapest food they can find because they're too lazy to go to work and earn a better living and buy free range chickens instead. I hate hypocritical millennials.
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Bitch stfu about juvenoia
@@jollygoodyo I'm vegetarian.
This one didn't age quite so well.
3 reasons: factory farming, consumer demand, government subsidies.
Yet it is unnecessary, unless damaging the consumer is the goal.
@@justinsetting6564 Damaging to the consumer, the planet, and the animals. Not damaging for their profits, unfortunately - at least not yet. Lab meat will revolutionize the industry.
Yeah lab meats need more research incentives. Environment will struggle to recover says the latest ipcc report. Basically also need governmental acknowledgement to harm of animal agri so that veganic farming can be part of sustainable development. In developing nations meat consumsion huge except the poor that are plant based. All coz of taste and misinformation
@@nicholasruff8354 I'm not gonna be touching lab meat.
The grain industry ironically the same industry that pushes for veganism has been known for pushing out free range chicken producers or making their lives so miserable they are forced to buy grain feed.
i think this type of videos are more effective than extreme animal ethical videos
Jessie Wang this type of video is heaven compared to what they should show.
Because this educates you without too much bias.
It allows you more room to come to your own conclusion without pushing you this way or that. Extreme videos think your not smart enough to decide so they'll push you where they think you need to be.
Would love to know what you mean by "extreme".
Oh, you mean showing you the reality of where your food comes from is too sensitive for your delicate refined palate?
imrandma By “Extreme” he means showing the slaughter of animals no one wants to see, but needs in order to survive, in the form of proteins, fats and carbs. Humans are omnivores, they can’t sustain themselves on purely veggies and fruit. It doesn’t matter where our food comes from, as long as it’s healthy for us to consume and digest
*Rare footage of chickens before they get slaughtered.*
Not rare at all. Easy to find. Shown on television.
I like how people still calling out for chicken to be cage free, yet they will still butcher them or have someone doing it for them
Humanity is the biggest joke of all time
There is a reason why the Sunday Chicken Dinner in the U.S. before WWII was such a big deal. It's because chicken was so expensive and not that available.
Once a week?? Spoiled. We got it once a year on Christmas day in Australia. Right up until the 1980's when Chicken shops popped up overnight.
0:34 That's a dinosaur right there! Look at the face, so intimidating
he is mad because someone record him without premision
Birds evolved from Dinosaurs
I eat dinosaurs for dinner
@@samm7522 No you are an ignorant fool. Dinosaurs are nothing more than birds and lizzards of the before Noah era.
Good thing I'm not a corn kernel.
I have worked in a farm , the chicks get so big so quick a month and a half , its amazing , but there is so much demand thats why
Do you still eat chicken?
No they get so big that fast because you are using a breed chock full of health problems that causes the birds to reach an "adult" size at an age most chicks would barely be the size of a soda and then become unable to walk under their own weight.
- Someone who owned chickens for over decade.
@G you use computer made by enslaving human in asia, how can you live with yourself, you are worth than hitler
@@tresgrospoutou someone enslaving somebody else
does not compare to somebody enslaving ,beating, torturing, experimenting then eating their flesh
I wish they could grow that fast but still stay healthy afterwards. Now that would be a nice modern accomplishment.
Chickens deserve so much more respect!
CCTV for a chicken farm???? How orwellian is that? Chicken Run : Hold my eggs.
3:18 next 3:20 , with a soft music in the background, skipped slaughtering process and 30 seconds of headless painful flapping chicken. Need to learn from the pros of marketing.
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I feel really bad for these chicken but what can a mere human do against these companies....
Concentration camps.
There videos on youtybe that show the whole process if you are interested
They are headless, they can't feel pain
its still painless. its like burning the dead body of an animal, oh wait, thats called cooking.
What's the lesson of the documentary? Just listen to the last sentence.
U're responsible for this as a consumer.
Responsible for what? Eating what I like? Lmao
Masked Kripperino naw dude, "capitalism" did it
@@robe_p3857 because anything else is much better...
Masked Kripperino eating is for survival this video is ridiculous let’s just free all the chickens right
Gonna be honest, I don't give a shit about poultry rights. I just get USDA organic, because there isn't crap tons of toxic shit in the feed, such as arsenic, dioxins, PCBs, etc.
I think we're going to see a massive rise in dementia and cancer rates in the future. We've pretty much ruined this planet. So, it's not poultry rights I care about. It's surviving the idiocy of the last 100 years, which we now are footing the bill for.
One thing I have learned from this that there are more chickens than us Human's !
Like if you eat a chicken once a week, all year...you alone would end up eating 52 chickens...in 10 years 520 chickens and 50 years Around 2600 chickens and remember...the facts I'm calculating are bare minimum so what do you think if it is applied to Like 70 %of humanity
Excluding the poor, and less fortunate ppl and those who are vegetarian or vegan(like me)
Nothing bro, just some faxx
Like most animals farmed for food
It is just disgusting how humans treat another fully conscious painfellling beings.
Chickens aren't fully conscious..... they don't have metacognition
It's crazy how few people understand why chickens are so brutally and quickly raised...simple supply and demand economics.
what demand and supply has to do with chickens being fed hormones to decrease maturity time ?
@@WuTangChopstick because less maturity time = more chickens = more profit.
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Shorter production period ( the whole stages of raising a chicken would go faster) coupled with a cut in costs ( the chicken gaining more weight while feeding it more cheaply) would mean a better productivity and as a consequence it would mean a better rentability and faster profits.
@@WuTangChopstick every part of it, raising a chicken in a little over a month is way more affordable than it taking several years to get an inferior product
@@user-dx8nj7qj2g I agree 100%. I raise chickens for eggs and meat. Broiler chicken is bigger and better.i wish there were a breed like them with large breasts fast growing but good egg production 2-300+ per year
I read " Why is children so cheap" and instantly clicked at only to find disappointment.
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This report didnt age so well
To a Chicken - Humans are the Matrix!
“Why is chicken so cheap” tell that to wing places Jesus
how to win the bird war:
other birds: adapt, improvise, get stronger and more flexible!
chicken: be meat, my friend
Man this is so cruel how we treat other animals in this world and the world itself.
No animals were harmed during the making of this video.
EXCEPT FOR CHICKENS!!!
Abhishek Gadkari no my stomach
Well yes, but actually no.
From your average human everyday logic perspective birds are not animals, but as a member of kingdom Animalia Linnaeus domain Eukaryota, birds/fishes/bugs/australianwildlife are also animals.
I know right, they're not animals to them though, only a product