I dream of the day when we have a similar chicken machine that runs through parliament sucking up politicians and turning them into compost that the farmers can spread on their land
This is why I'm glad I keep my own chickens in my back yard. I have 8 chickens and they provide me plenty of eggs, they have a big yard to roam around in, I take time to care for them, feed them treats, keep them healthy and happy.
@@DB4KK wtj I didn't say that machine killed them you nit wit. It does lead them to the factory where they die! This scooper machine to the the truck, the truck to the killing factory. It's not rocket science
I just love how the upbeat music and so called cool machinery is shown to be so friendly. Those poor chickens most likely get broken wings and legs, but no one cares
They feed poison to make them grow fast and ignorant people eat the poison, they wonder why they get ill when eating toxins, it serves them right, probably double jabbed as well.
@@MrScaramoosh I spent several years living in African villages. I had told my mom that I missed chicken, so when I came home she made a really nice roasted chicken dinner. I took one bite and could barely swallow. I _swear_ that chicken tasted like antibiotics! It was also too soft and fatty. I had gotten used to tough, flavorful, free-range, organic guinea fowl. You don't realize that your food is tainted until you're away long enough for your taste buds to change.
Yes, impressive machines indeed, humans have accomplished amazing things. Can't help but imagine if us humans were handled like that by other stronger capable being. Morality is so difficult sometimes.
Morality is a guide to life, not a rationalization for the sacrifice of life. Only man is morally important. Everything else is a tool for mans life, nothing more. That is, if you want to live. If you dont, then...
@@wilkensbrito2879 look outside of USA. There are many places where it is illegal to breed chicken like that. Also one of the reasons most American farm products are not allowed in EU.
@@wilkensbrito2879 Alternatively, you could buy your meat at a local farm, or from a food co-op type store that sources meat from ethical farms. There are better options all around you.
@@wilkensbrito2879 For starters, no more of that mass produced wall to wall puppy mill concentration camp setting. Let them peck at grass, insects, feel the sun and rain, etc. Provide walls and roofs of course, but let them be a chicken instead of existing as they grow large enough for harvest. For collecting them? Take off the car wash rubber bits and leave the ramp. Have workers use the good old fashioned movable wall to pressure the chickens up the ramp. Use a net on the top of the compartment so natural light seeps through and it's not a dark, scary, unknown place. We can still farm them without treating them like a bacteria culture. They are living animals and deserve ethical treatment. To do less is to be less than human on our part.
These mass production machines are a fantastic example of why the local, regenerative agricultural, farmer with a herd/flock that gets personal attention, rotation grazing, etc should be the normal producer. That production model eliminates the need for antibiotics, vaccines, forceful "maintenance", etc. and improves soil and plant quality when done properly. Disgusting what people will do for a profit margin.
Yes, but also, that profit is what allowed us to build our current civilization. Going back to less efficient agriculture method will force a lot more people to dedicate time to it, making less people available for other jobs. It wouldn’t be an issue to move people from starbucks to more valuable jobs… but seeing how low-value companies like starbucks are growing fast, I don’t think the majority of people are ready for such a change.
no it doesn't. that model still requires all those things, they just take the form of less efficient and effective older techniques that simply don't feed as many people. I'll ask you to look at a farm in Sudan without all those things you mention and make your statement about the benefits of natural and organic farming again.
@@DLContent-AIL I don't have to look at Sudan. I have my own flocks & herds that don't get vaccinated, wormed, or terrorized by a giant vacuum. They don't get ill or worm infested because of the management style. When it's time to slaughter, the animals are in a familiar place and relaxed rather than filled with adrenaline and fear. Perhaps you should come back when you've got experience and understand what you're putting your nose into.
@@tigar0485 Try to do exactly what you said but on a global scale, I highly doubt I could. You may not like it but sacrifices are necessary to feed a population that grows wildly, just like you sacrifice their lives to eat
there is something indescribably, numbingly cold about what happens to those chickens...... I almost expected to hear Rod Serling do a voice over.......
yeah, its called the cold calculus of reality. Nobody wants to know how the sausage is made. Have you ever seen the life drain out of a cows eyes as you bleed it? It knows you are going to kill it. Have you ever seen the shear terror in a deer's eyes after its been shot? You would know the same terror if you were being hunted. All of "civil" society lives in a dream like bubble of idealism that is completely disconnected from any struggle to survive. Yet all bubbles pop... One day soon we will all have to learn how the sausage is made, and then we will all have to decide if the animal lives or our children. Utopia is only possible for a few and only for a short time, but the cost is everyone else's humanity. Abandon utopia if you value your humanity.
I'm sure it scares the hell out of them momentarily, but it doesn't appear to be painful to them. Somehow, you have to gather them up, and no matter what you do, they aren't going to like it.
Yet all things being equal, that's a much less traumatic way of being collected than most chickens in years past could expect. I know a few people who had summer jobs working for turkey and chicken operations - hand collecting chickens meant grabbing a bunch by their legs and holding as many as you could (had to be uncomfortable) in one hand before dropping them into a bin. Sure, it was only a handful of seconds max, but it was up close and personal; one of these humans who fed you is now grabbing you. Instead, loud machine comes, and you're grabbed in pretty gently (they don't want to injure any) and you're confused briefly by that conveyor belt, but you're quickly in a nice bin with your fellow chickens. When done correctly, modern livestock raising and slaughter operations CAN be ethical and as kind as possible; and no, we don't claim to be Buddhist monks who never hurt a fly. I like meat... just when it's raised and processed humanely.
This is what vegan thought... But, don't take it too serious.. They r just animal... Animal and human feeling are totally different... That's y they r created to be eaten... And the way we treated them must not be harsh and cruel.. Thanks to modern tech (not all) ... The way they get treated getting easier than old method...
@@fizler5073 Humans are a bit more developed, intellectually, but animals have the same type of feelings and feel the same kind of pain. Animals aren't created to be eaten. Are you some religious nutjob?
Yeah. Treating animals like this is not right. I study agricultural studies here in Norway. I am happy to live in a country where most farmers values good animal welfare and that we have authorities that make strict demands on animal health and quality of life.
I can't believe how inhumane the treatment of those poor chickens are! it is so so beyond sad. they are living things but they are treated like they mean nothing! Same applies to the milk industry and how they chuck and toss those poor days old calves in to the slaughter machines to steal their mothers milk.
@@Alcoholic_Nerd animals eat meat by hunting them or when they are already dead, they dont genetically modified it and stuff them in an closed area with density of 1000 per meter square, then slaughter them in lakhs per hour and deliver them at required place each and every day
The USDA’s (and industry standard) definition for “Free Range” is that birds must have “outdoor access” or “access to the outdoors.” In some cases, this can mean access only through a “pop hole,” with no full-body access to the outdoors and no minimum space requirement.
Honestly, this looked like "free range" to me. And these chickens looked fairly healthy and active especially when you compare them to their cousins living in a 2 foot cage in a dark warehouse for 2 years with a couple other birds, barely able to turn around.
The machine that hooks up horses for a gallop. Seems to me that if a horse stumbled, it would drastically increase the severity of an injury because the horse will be dragged along until the machine can safely slow down for the other horses. If a rider was up on a horse that took a misstep, or the rider 'felt' a change in how the horse was moving...he has the ability to slow that horse down as quickly as possible, and in the latter case, could even prevent a severe injury, just by knowing the horse took a few strides and was tensing up, or if the rider felt a 'hitch' in the horse's movement. The machine with men sitting on it, rather than the horses, isn't going to give anyone a 'pre-warning' that the horse is in some kind of duress. As far as the chickens...this system is way more humane than in years past. And also...I believe that those screaming for 'free range' chickens...are actually seeing what the legal definition of 'free range' is. From my understanding, all they did to get that 'free range' tag, was reduce the number of chickens in a warehouse, so that the chickens can move about a bit easier...where in the past, the chickens were so crammed packed in there, they could barely move. Also in some cases, the chickens were removed from a caged system, to that warehouse situation. However, I believe that most egg laying hens are still living in cages...but the cages were made big enough for a hen to stand up, and turn around if it wishes. Prior to that law, some places had the cages so small, the hens couldn't move like that. Also, if the 'free range' guidelines are as what I was told, then this is a deception upon the consumers in making them believe some fantasy that free range chickens are out in some big, but still fenced, in pasture/coop and are moving around with lots of space between it and other chickens.
@@mrhome2650 There's a difference between natural predators using what's available to them vs humans with our ethical understanding of other creatures and still choosing to put living animals through that torture. A fox or even hawk doesn't have the capability to understand the torture they're inflicting, just that they get food and fun out of it. We on the other hand? We understand they can feel pain, and we should not be intentionally causing more pain and harm than necessary.
How did you think they get chicken to slaughter? Before the machine they would have man grab them by any part of the body they could catch and toss them in a cages, before taking them to slaughter. Where they hand them by their (some times broken) legs as they go though the zapper which kill them before they slit their throats so the blood can drain before they are de fluffed of fevers, and moved into the butchers shop to be cut it to Wings to Breast pieces. And then the bone which are left are sprayed with high powered spray gun to mechanically remove what meat and ligaments left in to Banger's, nuggets and other processed meat forms. Thankfully Broiler farming is in decide as people are waking up to what the difference is between factory chickens, organic, and free range etc. But either way something has to catch those chickens other wise McDonald's and KFC would have to shut and you saw what people was like over Covid lockdown when KFC and McDonald's shut for 4 week and the block road outside waiting for them to reopen.
I used to work for a custom machinery automation company and back in early 90 we got a request to automate the collection of living chickens that we denied and revused to make a qoutation because we didnt came up with an idear of how to do it without risc of injury or harm. As we can see, there is always some evil that dont care.
I have 3 chickens, they annoy the hell out of me as they are quite clever in certain ways - mostly at getting food, they each have personalities, one is quiet and unassuming, the other is the middle son - the peace maker, then there is the pushy, loud one always trying to get attention. I don't love them or anything like that, but I do respect them.
I have the same thing. I have 6 left and they are really badly behaved and trying to escape to the house to make noise right outside the window. I’ve got one that keeps sitting on eggs all the time and won’t leave the nest. 😒😡
I feel ya. The problem is that most people don't want to recognize what it takes to get the dinner on the plate, its not by magic. We need to get moving on more impossible/beyond options so we can realistically phase out meat. When there's the option I order impossible burgers and substitute where/when I can (meatless nuggets are pretty good). There's some things that there just aren't an alternative for and I feel bad but I guess selfish enough that I don't do without and wish science would catch up to fix that for me.
If you think this is bad, go work at a chicken plant. It's very disturbing. Not just the cruelty of the chicken, but the stuff I cut off them is....questionable. this has been going on forever. I eat chicken, but I got a guy close raises open range. Yeah, it's sad to think our slaughter houses are so cruel and disgusting. Stay safe💚
I spent the entire video wondering how humans would feel subjigated to a few of these 'mechanical wonders'. I dont think we have a right to complain about anything if thats how we treat animals!
people are saying inhumane is that like a different way of saying non-humane being god y'all make me feel dumb I do like the way people say in love Seems the language got messed up when people started saying inhumane was a bad thing Was humane supposed to be a good word or a bad word So if you mean is an action a way of living If love is an action A way of living Seems like the way you say these things should be kind (in love)
Agreed.Upbeat music for hellish, inhumane, unbelievably callous treatment of the chickens, especially. Horses also forced to run, and at a certain speed, in a machine. They could break a leg and be unable to stop or change pace or veer away. Good that the vet can treat cow hoof without endangering himself,but so much else demonstrates a loss of awareness these are sentient beings being handled.
The chicken one is kinda inhumane tbf. Chickens are stupid and I carry little love for them (the chickens we keep at our house constantly try and get themselves killed. Coyote? Better run towards it to scare it away!) but sucking them in a vaccum and packing them like sardines is too much imo.
"Horses also forced to run, and at a certain speed, in a machine. They could break a leg and be unable to stop or change pace or veer away." ....................... I'm not going to be mean but...I just thought of a few things I rather not say.
I used to catch the chickens when I was a kid for my aunt and uncle for the market , they had a good out door life . But watching that operation there makes me feel disgusted what a inhuman operation the birds don't see daylight don't get feel the the wind ., then boxed by a machine straight to slaughter .
Treating animals like this is not right. I study agricultural studies here in Norway. I am happy to live in a country where most farmers values good animal welfare and that we have authorities that make strict demands on animal health and quality of life. No way inventions like those showed in this video would pass the regulations in Norway.
Norway puts them on the couch and talks to them to hear how the country can change to make him a better animal.. the prison you guys put the scumbag that assassinated all this kids in the camp , is ridiculous
You still eat and kill the animal for food. What does it matter if you are nice to the chicken before you rang it's neck and pluck it's feathers? The outcome is still the same, fried chicken.
I love the chickenator. I wonder how many birds die of heart attacks when that thing picks them up. Meat birds are already susceptible to heart failure because they grow so fast.
Supermarkets offer landowners, chicks, chicken hatches, food with skeleton crossbones on the packaging, they grow extremely fast, But are full of toxins, only if you must, eat free-range.
@@pommesmayo7336 that is why I refuse to eat Halal and Kosher meat. I don’t like the idea that the animal suffered while dying, so I can eat it. One shot in the brain and thats it. Halal and Kosher meat slices the throat of the animal and waits for it to bleed out and die.
Patricia they are not "things" they are sentient loving, living BEINGS. Your mindset is what got us here in the first place. Eat your neighbour. Stop eating animals. MEAT IS MURDER.
Those chickens are called white broilers. They're a specific breed that has been selectively bred just for meat. Because of the selective breeding they grow three times faster than a normal chicken which causes health problems like weak bones and frequent heart attacks. This usually isn't an issue because by the time these health problems arise, it's time for them to be slaughtered anyway. But I have to imagine that a machine like that must kill or break more chickens that would have survived the journey to the slaughterhouse, lowering the yield.
It's pretty incredible that some animals are considered like humans as the horses, and some others are not considered even like animal, but just meat that can move.
I found the giant machine that abduct chickens to be hilarious somehow. If the alien found out us to be consumable, that's exactly what they'll do to us.
That's exactly what I thought! It reminded me of War of the World with Tom Cruise. The big walkers were sucking up the people then the blood was being sprayed everywhere, clothes floating around. Freaky!
Every day I see more and more reasons why I need to become a vegetarian. I raise chickens and this just seems cruel. Of course, mine are pretty much pets and are allowed to live out their lives long after being unproductive. We don't even butcher them anymore.
Same my pap has 15 chickens he can't let them be free range anymore bc his last chickens 3 or 4 of them died due to raccoons, foxes, and coyotes. One time one of our chicken was in an eagle's mouth sitting om top of one of their neighbor's house. But they still get veggies and fruit and lots of extra food and stuff yes I agree the wasy they treat any animal is wrong most of the animals you see probaly have never seen grass, always in factories no where to move.
still blows my mind how we drink cows milk. In my culture it's normal, but when I think as an outsider, it's insane. I've been getting into Oats milk and I absolutely love that stuff
I love all the machines except for the milking robot, I think it’s best that farmers manually attach the milk machine because it’s a great way to also check the conditions of the teat and udder
Wickedness is a concept only known to humans. For animals, it is merely live or die. FYI, there are plenty of animals that would gladly consume humans, and for them, it is not wicked, it is merely life or death.
I can’t believe that treating animals that way is ok what they do to the chickens is Down right torture it’s got to come to a stop the people doing it definitely have no heart
That is rubber touching flesh. Do you think those machine would be used commercially if it would hurt the animals. Hurting those animals means financial loss.
@@tobiasmangoma9566 tbf you can see them picking the dead or badly mangled chickens off the assembly line like there sorting garbage but your generally correct about the marketing on it, after all you can't ask the poor thing to go in so it has to have a fair level of safety with low chances anything unwanted happening. Farming equipment is the true body mangler
I grew up on a horse and cattle farm and have done everything shown here except for the chickens and milking. I've helped put 400 cows through a holding chute in 3 long work days and appreciate how this modern equipment makes it safer for both big animals and humans. That said, turning our farms over to robots to make more profit is one of the scariest things I've ever seen. Not that people working these industrial farms have compassion for animals, but I can imagine eventually the humans won't be there at all. It's too easy to imagine the movie Soylent Green becoming real except there won't be any humans running the harvester.
i dont think the bodies are bruised from the machine because the things were made of rubber but rather the bruising comes from the packaging and shipping process where they bump into other things while being shipped where they need to be
@@elibartlett6723 transport is normally where the most damage occurs. I took animal care and we had to watch a video about it. Their legs and wings can get caught and broken when they are shovelled into the crates and because of how they overfill the crates some birds will suffocate or stress kicks in and they become cannibalistic. It’s truly horrific.
I'm not usually one that'll be against big machines helping in Mass production but the one with the chickens seems a bit inhumane like it has a high chance of breaking thier legs and wings. Sure they might be going to slaughter but at least let thier lives be a little more happy with less trauma before killing them they should have at least that courtesy
There is nothing in this whole video that would suggest anything you just said, the "fingers" that grab them are made of like foam or something, ffs just shut up....
You don't love eating chickens/cows/pigs/etc. with high fear hormones throughout their body from the 'technological' advancements in butchering animals? Me either.
Anytime I see videos about mechanization of meat production, I get incredibly creeped-out. There's something in our conscience that just cries out, "Wrong!"
Anytime I see videos of "pro-choice" abortion advocates, I get incredibly creeped out. There's something in our conscience that just cries out, "Wrong!"
@@ramakantyadav1551 , Karma does strange things like the more the profit in this way, the more will be the loss of peace and health. Peaceless and healthless life !! What a KARMA?
@@scm50able I think that's just magical thinking. These machines are more efficient than someone picking them by hand. And your caps lock gets stuck whenever you type karma.
@@ramakantyadav1551 , well,well, well, nothing gets stuck. KARMA is the most important word in this universe because KARMA is the reason for the existence of you , I and the entire cosmos . So, that word must be capitalized. Most efficient killing will render the most painful KARMA. Do you still think the keyboard is stuck in the capitalization mode. If so, you are a lost soul. I hope not.
I think that chicken machine could be great if they turned down the rpms. Chicken gonna die anyways but make the end not a scary or painful one. It could even be fun! I'd like to go on a ride on that machine. Worry less about speed and more about care
We had a standard poodle who went outside to relieve himself and it was raining a little and he came back in and shook out so hard that he ruptured a disc in his spine. We found him laying down unable to stand up. He was taken to the Emergency Speciality Doggie hospital. We paid a very huge bill to have surgery and as part of his rehabilitation he had time in a tank of water with a treadmill too. After many therapy treatments, special care at home, he finally walked again. His physical therapist and my daughter and I burst into tears when he finally walked again.
VOW, SO NICE. CONGRATS, THE DEVELOPERS. Great achievement and the species will be blessing you all eternally. You win and save assets of blessings for your generations. Great.
Liked most of them, sure helps in different categories, but, I didn’t like the chicken ones, chickens are small and delicate, how were they being rolled and pushed and thrown, that’s real cruel!
The livestock crush looks pretty rude at first (that's the hoof trimming bit for the cows) but after learning more about the farrier trade, I've learned that these are really very beneficial to the animals. Within reason of course -- the person doing the trimming can still be a brutal monster. Used responsibly, it's a good thing.
11:46 "I would definitely buy this machine if I were a farm owner." I had to chuckle a bit at that line. I'm reminded of the joke about the farmer who was being interviewed after he won the lottery. The interviewer asked the farmer, "What are you going to do now that you're a millionaire?" and the farmer replied, "Oh, I guess I'll just keep on farming until it's all gone." I don't believe your average farmer could even begin to afford that machine.
The chicken factory looks like living hell. Great Job
This is why I raise my own chickens .... did you notice how pale and anemic their combs were. This is no way to farm
Living hell and those poor terrified chickens.
how many chicken are killed before they get to the 'factory' ???😢
I agree, that's horrifying. I raise my own chickens, and don't treat them like that. 😔
I already know. I'm vegan. It sickens me.
I dream of the day when we have a similar chicken machine that runs through parliament sucking up politicians and turning them into compost that the farmers can spread on their land
Funny as hell!!! If you want to start a Go Fund Me for the politician composter, count me in!!
Nope… don’t spread it around!
Hey 55skonge55. Not cool. These are human beings you are talking about.
I would invest in the company that makes this machine
@@katemiller5990 not really, they're all dead inside
This is why I'm glad I keep my own chickens in my back yard. I have 8 chickens and they provide me plenty of eggs, they have a big yard to roam around in, I take time to care for them, feed them treats, keep them healthy and happy.
Do you suggest 8 bln. people to grow their own chiken, cows, wheat and potato in their backyards?
@@smedentsev yes
Lucky chickens.
@@smedentsev: Citizens of Hong Kong have their chickens perching on the balcony handrail 20 stories high. Anything is possible.
do you eat chicken
Love how they have this relaxing, calm Jack Johnson like music while the chickens are being sucked up a menacing machine to their death.
I wonder what the kill rate is on that machine!!???
@@marks3478 says it can grab 9000 birds an hour.!
@@drewberrynews3875 it doesnt kill them. it grabs them for transport
@@drewberrynews3875 ,
I'm not surprised. I just wonder how many die before they get to the end of the conveyor belt?
@@DB4KK wtj I didn't say that machine killed them you nit wit. It does lead them to the factory where they die! This scooper machine to the the truck, the truck to the killing factory. It's not rocket science
With great power comes great responsibility..humans being the most powerful have harmed, tortured, killed, caused suffering to innocent animals
i want to agree to that. but then what do we suppose to eat? you want all of us become vegans? how about the innocent plants then?
@@fundemort the most nonsense comment about vegans, plants does not have advanced nervous system and conciousness like animals do
@@Just_pa3 true but they are alive and they are innocent right? so which part of my comment is nonsense again?
@@Just_pa3 also, who says they don't have "advanced" nerve system and conciousness? is there any literature that i missed? tell me.
Partial birth abortions of human babies, so yes humans lack responsibility even for humanity.
I just love how the upbeat music and so called cool machinery is shown to be so friendly. Those poor chickens most likely get broken wings and legs, but no one cares
@Bud Mangeski Fine! I'll just lay my Rotten Eggs in the Terminal before I board! 🦍💨 💩
Idk those look really soft but I am not a expert so I can't say
They feed poison to make them grow fast and ignorant people eat the poison, they wonder why they get ill when eating toxins, it serves them right, probably double jabbed as well.
@@MrScaramoosh I spent several years living in African villages. I had told my mom that I missed chicken, so when I came home she made a really nice roasted chicken dinner. I took one bite and could barely swallow. I _swear_ that chicken tasted like antibiotics! It was also too soft and fatty. I had gotten used to tough, flavorful, free-range, organic guinea fowl. You don't realize that your food is tainted until you're away long enough for your taste buds to change.
These chickens are on the way to slaughter
We used to have horses running machines, now we have machines running horses.
I didn't see what's the technology behind that machine. It looked just like a fancy (and expensive) way of running horses.
@@Lucas_Tulic i was thinking the same thing, get an atv with a lead and walk the horse that way. if you need get two.
Yes, impressive machines indeed, humans have accomplished amazing things. Can't help but imagine if us humans were handled like that by other stronger capable being. Morality is so difficult sometimes.
I think we often are, with the difference that we can be asked to do something or follow a rule and we can comply so that minimum force is needed.
humans deserve the matrix imo
Morality is a guide to life, not a rationalization for the sacrifice of life. Only man is morally important. Everything else is a tool for mans life, nothing more.
That is, if you want to live. If you dont, then...
Ofcourse the cultist found this thread...
You never work?
My goodness, can we be any more inhumane to chickens?
"My goodness, can we be any more inhumane to chickens?"
Yes; but I am not going to spend a lot of time thinking up ways to accomplish it.
People love their chick fil a
Cheep, cheep! We love CHEAP chicken!
I was thinking the same thing. I love my chickies and would never want this to happen.
No, we are pure evil when it comes to other forms of life
Sad how harshly the chickens are handled. Anyone who's ever kept chickens would know how terrifying this kind of treatment is to them.
If you can come up with a more humane way of doing it, but for now, this is what we got.
Well I like chicken tenders so the more chickens the better.
@@wilkensbrito2879 look outside of USA. There are many places where it is illegal to breed chicken like that. Also one of the reasons most American farm products are not allowed in EU.
@@wilkensbrito2879 Alternatively, you could buy your meat at a local farm, or from a food co-op type store that sources meat from ethical farms.
There are better options all around you.
@@wilkensbrito2879 For starters, no more of that mass produced wall to wall puppy mill concentration camp setting. Let them peck at grass, insects, feel the sun and rain, etc. Provide walls and roofs of course, but let them be a chicken instead of existing as they grow large enough for harvest. For collecting them? Take off the car wash rubber bits and leave the ramp. Have workers use the good old fashioned movable wall to pressure the chickens up the ramp. Use a net on the top of the compartment so natural light seeps through and it's not a dark, scary, unknown place.
We can still farm them without treating them like a bacteria culture. They are living animals and deserve ethical treatment. To do less is to be less than human on our part.
a couple of those machines were a bit brutal or excessive in force. especially the chicken machine.
The techie in me agrees that the engineering is impressive. However, the human in me thinks this is utterly disgusting.
These mass production machines are a fantastic example of why the local, regenerative agricultural, farmer with a herd/flock that gets personal attention, rotation grazing, etc should be the normal producer. That production model eliminates the need for antibiotics, vaccines, forceful "maintenance", etc. and improves soil and plant quality when done properly.
Disgusting what people will do for a profit margin.
Yes, but also, that profit is what allowed us to build our current civilization. Going back to less efficient agriculture method will force a lot more people to dedicate time to it, making less people available for other jobs. It wouldn’t be an issue to move people from starbucks to more valuable jobs… but seeing how low-value companies like starbucks are growing fast, I don’t think the majority of people are ready for such a change.
@@arakwar unfortunately true.
no it doesn't. that model still requires all those things, they just take the form of less efficient and effective older techniques that simply don't feed as many people. I'll ask you to look at a farm in Sudan without all those things you mention and make your statement about the benefits of natural and organic farming again.
@@DLContent-AIL I don't have to look at Sudan. I have my own flocks & herds that don't get vaccinated, wormed, or terrorized by a giant vacuum. They don't get ill or worm infested because of the management style. When it's time to slaughter, the animals are in a familiar place and relaxed rather than filled with adrenaline and fear. Perhaps you should come back when you've got experience and understand what you're putting your nose into.
@@tigar0485 Try to do exactly what you said but on a global scale, I highly doubt I could.
You may not like it but sacrifices are necessary to feed a population that grows wildly, just like you sacrifice their lives to eat
there is something indescribably, numbingly cold about what happens to those chickens...... I almost expected to hear Rod Serling do a voice over.......
yeah, its called the cold calculus of reality. Nobody wants to know how the sausage is made. Have you ever seen the life drain out of a cows eyes as you bleed it? It knows you are going to kill it. Have you ever seen the shear terror in a deer's eyes after its been shot? You would know the same terror if you were being hunted. All of "civil" society lives in a dream like bubble of idealism that is completely disconnected from any struggle to survive. Yet all bubbles pop... One day soon we will all have to learn how the sausage is made, and then we will all have to decide if the animal lives or our children. Utopia is only possible for a few and only for a short time, but the cost is everyone else's humanity. Abandon utopia if you value your humanity.
I'm sure it scares the hell out of them momentarily, but it doesn't appear to be painful to them. Somehow, you have to gather them up, and no matter what you do, they aren't going to like it.
I feel really bad for those birds
Yet all things being equal, that's a much less traumatic way of being collected than most chickens in years past could expect. I know a few people who had summer jobs working for turkey and chicken operations - hand collecting chickens meant grabbing a bunch by their legs and holding as many as you could (had to be uncomfortable) in one hand before dropping them into a bin. Sure, it was only a handful of seconds max, but it was up close and personal; one of these humans who fed you is now grabbing you. Instead, loud machine comes, and you're grabbed in pretty gently (they don't want to injure any) and you're confused briefly by that conveyor belt, but you're quickly in a nice bin with your fellow chickens.
When done correctly, modern livestock raising and slaughter operations CAN be ethical and as kind as possible; and no, we don't claim to be Buddhist monks who never hurt a fly. I like meat... just when it's raised and processed humanely.
Chicken still just lay down and die for love of the colonel you know.
I don't care how efficient these machines are the fact that these chickens have to endure this is just awful.
Do those delicious Chic-Fil-A sandwiches taste any differnt now? FYI, that was one of the nicer chicken barns I've seen.
Whenever I see farms I realize we do live in a dystopian society, just not for us but every other species
This is what vegan thought... But, don't take it too serious.. They r just animal... Animal and human feeling are totally different... That's y they r created to be eaten... And the way we treated them must not be harsh and cruel.. Thanks to modern tech (not all) ... The way they get treated getting easier than old method...
@@fizler5073 Humans are a bit more developed, intellectually, but animals have the same type of feelings and feel the same kind of pain.
Animals aren't created to be eaten. Are you some religious nutjob?
@@muuubiee all animals are edible. Not all plants are edible
@@mclem7670 some animals are lethally poisonous unless you prepare them exactly right. You should be able to do the same with all plants.
@@muuubiee go ahead, eat a datura salad.
Such happy music they play as they haul those poor chickens away.
These machines don't make me feel good about being human, we really are cruel.
Yea….should see what we do to each other.
Es una BESTIALIDAD lo que les hacen
Y lo peor es que comemos eso. Y no sé inglés pero cruel parece que es igual en todas partes.
Yeah. Treating animals like this is not right. I study agricultural studies here in Norway. I am happy to live in a country where most farmers values good animal welfare and that we have authorities that make strict demands on animal health and quality of life.
you dont know where it comes from? then just dont eat it.
otherwise you will eat these.
That cow scratcher in the end looks pretty nice though.
I can't believe how inhumane the treatment of those poor chickens are! it is so so beyond sad. they are living things but they are treated like they mean nothing! Same applies to the milk industry and how they chuck and toss those poor days old calves in to the slaughter machines to steal their mothers milk.
Poor chickens. The amount of stress those birds go through!!
I have a pet rooster, he is the sweetest animal I owned, he is living his best life. Chickens don't deserve this.
Have a better idea?
Don't deserve what? ANIMALS EAT MEAT AND EVERYTHING DIES. Grow tf up....
Chickens would be extinct if they weren’t such an inexpensive food source.
Do you eat chickens?
@@Alcoholic_Nerd animals eat meat by hunting them or when they are already dead, they dont genetically modified it and stuff them in an closed area with density of 1000 per meter square, then slaughter them in lakhs per hour and deliver them at required place each and every day
Very sad to see my favourite poultry is being treated in this way. Free range poultry farming is much better.
The USDA’s (and industry standard) definition for “Free Range” is that birds must have “outdoor access” or “access to the outdoors.” In some cases, this can mean access only through a “pop hole,” with no full-body access to the outdoors and no minimum space requirement.
Honestly, this looked like "free range" to me. And these chickens looked fairly healthy and active especially when you compare them to their cousins living in a 2 foot cage in a dark warehouse for 2 years with a couple other birds, barely able to turn around.
I agree if you can pay more. I wonder if they use antibiotics.
But do the chickens get vacation time and full benefits? Sounds harsh.
@@catherinesanchez1185 Are you sniffing something unhealthy?
The machine that hooks up horses for a gallop. Seems to me that if a horse stumbled, it would drastically increase the severity of an injury because the horse will be dragged along until the machine can safely slow down for the other horses.
If a rider was up on a horse that took a misstep, or the rider 'felt' a change in how the horse was moving...he has the ability to slow that horse down as quickly as possible, and in the latter case, could even prevent a severe injury, just by knowing the horse took a few strides and was tensing up, or if the rider felt a 'hitch' in the horse's movement. The machine with men sitting on it, rather than the horses, isn't going to give anyone a 'pre-warning' that the horse is in some kind of duress.
As far as the chickens...this system is way more humane than in years past. And also...I believe that those screaming for 'free range' chickens...are actually seeing what the legal definition of 'free range' is.
From my understanding, all they did to get that 'free range' tag, was reduce the number of chickens in a warehouse, so that the chickens can move about a bit easier...where in the past, the chickens were so crammed packed in there, they could barely move. Also in some cases, the chickens were removed from a caged system, to that warehouse situation. However, I believe that most egg laying hens are still living in cages...but the cages were made big enough for a hen to stand up, and turn around if it wishes. Prior to that law, some places had the cages so small, the hens couldn't move like that.
Also, if the 'free range' guidelines are as what I was told, then this is a deception upon the consumers in making them believe some fantasy that free range chickens are out in some big, but still fenced, in pasture/coop and are moving around with lots of space between it and other chickens.
This is awesome, human ingenuity is the reason why we can feed the world.
Incredibly cruel way to treat those poor chickens. This makes me sick to see how inhuman it is.
They’re all going to die anyway.
You should see how foxes and wolves come and treat chickens. It would make you more sick.
@@mrhome2650 There's a difference between natural predators using what's available to them vs humans with our ethical understanding of other creatures and still choosing to put living animals through that torture. A fox or even hawk doesn't have the capability to understand the torture they're inflicting, just that they get food and fun out of it. We on the other hand? We understand they can feel pain, and we should not be intentionally causing more pain and harm than necessary.
@@Undomaranel These chickens are being sent to the slaughter house. So you're saying lets pamper them first before we turn them into KFC? Yeah, ok.
@@mrhome2650 no he's saying we don't have to torture them even more before they get killed you naive child.
I actually can’t believe what I’ve just seen…. those poor chooks. It’s so cruel
It's a fun ride, calm down
wait until you find out what happens in the slaughterhouse.
How did you think they get chicken to slaughter? Before the machine they would have man grab them by any part of the body they could catch and toss them in a cages, before taking them to slaughter. Where they hand them by their (some times broken) legs as they go though the zapper which kill them before they slit their throats so the blood can drain before they are de fluffed of fevers, and moved into the butchers shop to be cut it to Wings to Breast pieces. And then the bone which are left are sprayed with high powered spray gun to mechanically remove what meat and ligaments left in to Banger's, nuggets and other processed meat forms. Thankfully Broiler farming is in decide as people are waking up to what the difference is between factory chickens, organic, and free range etc. But either way something has to catch those chickens other wise McDonald's and KFC would have to shut and you saw what people was like over Covid lockdown when KFC and McDonald's shut for 4 week and the block road outside waiting for them to reopen.
man the poor chicken , alright i eat only on Mondays chicken wings
Very gentle actually. Ever try to catch a chicken by hand? You could easily break a bone. And they’re bred for food.
I used to work for a custom machinery automation company and back in early 90 we got a request to automate the collection of living chickens that we denied and revused to make a qoutation because we didnt came up with an idear of how to do it without risc of injury or harm. As we can see, there is always some evil that dont care.
Am I the only one that was cracking up with the flywheel chicken canyon?? Haha that's hilarious
Before the technology you need to learn something about humanity and being merciful....
industrie dosent care about humanity or being merciful
I have 3 chickens, they annoy the hell out of me as they are quite clever in certain ways - mostly at getting food, they each have personalities, one is quiet and unassuming, the other is the middle son - the peace maker, then there is the pushy, loud one always trying to get attention. I don't love them or anything like that, but I do respect them.
Chickens are soothing when you are older.
Mindless creatures doing their own thing
I have the same thing. I have 6 left and they are really badly behaved and trying to escape to the house to make noise right outside the window. I’ve got one that keeps sitting on eggs all the time and won’t leave the nest. 😒😡
Ive heard they make wonderful pets. They hug you, they run to you when you come home. They are very empathic. 💜
Are they delicious?
Do they each taste differently?
That non threatening, generic music against the picture of spinning things swallowing chickens - pure nightmare fuel xD
I was wondering how much power that training machine had, but then I realised it must run at about 6 horse power.
*cough* ...
I don’t think I will eat chicken after watching this
I feel ya. The problem is that most people don't want to recognize what it takes to get the dinner on the plate, its not by magic. We need to get moving on more impossible/beyond options so we can realistically phase out meat. When there's the option I order impossible burgers and substitute where/when I can (meatless nuggets are pretty good). There's some things that there just aren't an alternative for and I feel bad but I guess selfish enough that I don't do without and wish science would catch up to fix that for me.
If you think this is bad, go work at a chicken plant. It's very disturbing. Not just the cruelty of the chicken, but the stuff I cut off them is....questionable. this has been going on forever. I eat chicken, but I got a guy close raises open range. Yeah, it's sad to think our slaughter houses are so cruel and disgusting. Stay safe💚
There’s nothing nice about animal farming.
Yes you will keep eating it
Aside from the mechanised chicken murder, that horse monorail thing seems like a wayy over elaborate way to take your horse for a run!
It's over engineered as hell... A big treadmill would do the same job
I was thinking, there are enough people operating it to just y'know, RIDE THE HORSES
It did seem odd. It seemed to sort of force them to run faster.
actually those machines are very helpful especially if your horse has a injury its not taking your horse for a run its doing therapy on them
@@loopymoo6468 They're not talking about the hydrotherapy, but the monorail roller coaster thing later on.
I spent the entire video wondering how humans would feel subjigated to a few of these 'mechanical wonders'. I dont think we have a right to complain about anything if thats how we treat animals!
Air travel in the US has begun to look a lot like the chicken machine.
@@coop5329 😆
How cruel, treating the chickens like that. Its so sad they are still treated inhumane 😢
Treatment of the chickens simply inhuman, this led me give up on meat...
There is no other way to feed the large population on planet earth. Sad, but true.
It's better than gathering them by hand. Those people grab them by wing or leg and throw them. Now that's inhumane.
people are saying inhumane
is that like a different way of saying non-humane
being god y'all make me feel dumb
I do like the way people say in love
Seems the language got messed up when people started saying inhumane was a bad thing
Was humane supposed to be a good word or a bad word
So if you mean is an action
a way of living
If love is an action
A way of living
Seems like the way you say these things should be kind (in love)
@tom t you are not everyone, it is not because you do that everyone can do it and even if did, we would only have more problems
Agreed.Upbeat music for hellish, inhumane, unbelievably callous treatment of the chickens, especially. Horses also forced to run, and at a certain speed, in a machine. They could break a leg and be unable to stop or change pace or veer away. Good that the vet can treat cow hoof without endangering himself,but so much else demonstrates a loss of awareness these are sentient beings being handled.
The chicken one is kinda inhumane tbf. Chickens are stupid and I carry little love for them (the chickens we keep at our house constantly try and get themselves killed. Coyote? Better run towards it to scare it away!) but sucking them in a vaccum and packing them like sardines is too much imo.
"Horses also forced to run, and at a certain speed, in a machine. They could break a leg and be unable to stop or change pace or veer away." ....................... I'm not going to be mean but...I just thought of a few things I rather not say.
I used to catch the chickens when I was a kid for my aunt and uncle for the market , they had a good out door life . But watching that operation there makes me feel disgusted what a inhuman operation the birds don't see daylight don't get feel the the wind ., then boxed by a machine straight to slaughter .
Treating animals like this is not right. I study agricultural studies here in Norway. I am happy to live in a country where most farmers values good animal welfare and that we have authorities that make strict demands on animal health and quality of life. No way inventions like those showed in this video would pass the regulations in Norway.
Norway puts them on the couch and talks to them to hear how the country can change to make him a better animal.. the prison you guys put the scumbag that assassinated all this kids in the camp , is ridiculous
But they don't hurt the animals
oh no baby. this is America. its about monnnnaaayyyyyyyyy
You still eat and kill the animal for food. What does it matter if you are nice to the chicken before you rang it's neck and pluck it's feathers? The outcome is still the same, fried chicken.
It looked like broken bones transferring the poor birds into the trailer🥺The camera always pulled back. I cant watch anymore.
The chicken catcher was horrific. 😔
no looks funny 😂
I laughed seeing it
Nothing gets me off more than modern farm machines. I'm pitching a tent right now! thanks for posting!
I love the chickenator. I wonder how many birds die of heart attacks when that thing picks them up. Meat birds are already susceptible to heart failure because they grow so fast.
The second one is just a fancy, shiny corral and squeeze chute. They've been used on ranches in the U.S. to work cattle for at least 150 years.
I always knew there was a good reason for not eating mass produced chicken!!
Supermarkets offer landowners, chicks, chicken hatches, food with skeleton crossbones on the packaging, they grow extremely fast, But are full of toxins, only if you must, eat free-range.
All mass produced animals, but this scenes with the chicken.... Unbelievable! 😔🙄😱🤐🤮😡🤬
It’s a chicken………
Yum
I do agree with you, I prefer chicken peeled by hand by farmer.
That chicken catching machine was gently brutal to chickens.
Imagine getting slapped by plastic pipes hundreds of times while getting trapped.
Бедные животные получают огромный стресс. Лучше свободного выгула для животных и птиц ничего нет.
So much trauma for the chickens 🥲🥲💔
who cares? they get slaughted and eated
@@pommesmayo7336 that is why I refuse to eat Halal and Kosher meat.
I don’t like the idea that the animal suffered while dying, so I can eat it.
One shot in the brain and thats it.
Halal and Kosher meat slices the throat of the animal and waits for it to bleed out and die.
Poor things ,bet they are frightened to death being knocked about like that,
It’s no wonder they have to clean the shipping trays well.
Patricia they are not "things" they are sentient loving, living BEINGS. Your mindset is what got us here in the first place. Eat your neighbour. Stop eating animals. MEAT IS MURDER.
The way they flap about with the stock window music 🤣 I'm crying
@@cottage_pie you have issues
“It is very important to do nail care without disturbing the animals.”
… so let’s put them into a headlock
Always been impressed by farming technology.
this broke my heart. the shocking treatment of those chickens was horrible. the terror they must feel is too much.
The treatment of the chickens is incredibly inhumane.
True
Selling thier body parts in Styrofoam and plastic is worse.
Lovely production like how the machine collected the birds 🐦. Awesome 👌
Those chickens are called white broilers. They're a specific breed that has been selectively bred just for meat. Because of the selective breeding they grow three times faster than a normal chicken which causes health problems like weak bones and frequent heart attacks. This usually isn't an issue because by the time these health problems arise, it's time for them to be slaughtered anyway. But I have to imagine that a machine like that must kill or break more chickens that would have survived the journey to the slaughterhouse, lowering the yield.
If heaven exists, ain't no way it's for humans :')
Do you think they harvest our souls like we harvest those chickens. Would be funny if the doors of heaven would look like one of these machines^^
That’s why I’m atheist and I’m proud.
@@Britishfurryrectifiersucker Well there you are. I'm Christian and I'm appalled.
@@Britishfurryrectifiersucker When you go into hell tell us how proud you are then!
@@Britishfurryrectifiersucker I wldnt be proud to go to hell. Rethink your choices please with God guiding you.. I say this with respect and luv. 🙏🏽 💓
after watching those chikens, i have suddenly developed the urge to become vegatarian
the machine at 11:40 is really cool. I bet the guys that used to shovel it up are SUPER grateful, even if they lost their jobs.
It's pretty incredible that some animals are considered like humans as the horses, and some others are not considered even like animal, but just meat that can move.
Yeah it's food for us. You should be appreciative.
@@eagle25311 doesn't matter if it's food after, they are still alive, grow up
@@Kamila.k Probably he's an idiot that never has seen an alive chicken in whole his life.
I found the giant machine that abduct chickens to be hilarious somehow.
If the alien found out us to be consumable, that's exactly what they'll do to us.
Where have you been? It has already been done. Gas chambers & all that... no need to wait for aliens.
Hilarious? Not cruel
You don’t know …. much then.
That's exactly what I thought! It reminded me of War of the World with Tom Cruise. The big walkers were sucking up the people then the blood was being sprayed everywhere, clothes floating around. Freaky!
@@rosemarie-karma vegans are cringe
Every day I see more and more reasons why I need to become a vegetarian. I raise chickens and this just seems cruel. Of course, mine are pretty much pets and are allowed to live out their lives long after being unproductive. We don't even butcher them anymore.
I have 4 pet chickens😃
get over yourself
Same my pap has 15 chickens he can't let them be free range anymore bc his last chickens 3 or 4 of them died due to raccoons, foxes, and coyotes. One time one of our chicken was in an eagle's mouth sitting om top of one of their neighbor's house. But they still get veggies and fruit and lots of extra food and stuff yes I agree the wasy they treat any animal is wrong most of the animals you see probaly have never seen grass, always in factories no where to move.
I am feeling the same way!
"anymore"
still blows my mind how we drink cows milk. In my culture it's normal, but when I think as an outsider, it's insane. I've been getting into Oats milk and I absolutely love that stuff
I love all the machines except for the milking robot, I think it’s best that farmers manually attach the milk machine because it’s a great way to also check the conditions of the teat and udder
How about you take a ride in the chicken machine and come tell us about it?
@@GrassPossum no thank you, I’ll wait until my nuggets are done to enjoy that machine
"The human heart is desperately wicked"
Yes it is. I fastest humanity. But I love the ones that empathize with the animals.
Detest
Most "humans" have no heart. To make a living off of exploiting animals is a fucked up mindset.
what heart? you forgot to ask.
Wickedness is a concept only known to humans. For animals, it is merely live or die.
FYI, there are plenty of animals that would gladly consume humans, and for them, it is not wicked, it is merely life or death.
I can’t believe that treating animals that way is ok what they do to the chickens is Down right torture it’s got to come to a stop the people doing it definitely have no heart
That is rubber touching flesh. Do you think those machine would be used commercially if it would hurt the animals. Hurting those animals means financial loss.
@@tobiasmangoma9566 tbf you can see them picking the dead or badly mangled chickens off the assembly line like there sorting garbage but your generally correct about the marketing on it, after all you can't ask the poor thing to go in so it has to have a fair level of safety with low chances anything unwanted happening. Farming equipment is the true body mangler
@@tobiasmangoma9566 You are extremely naive.
They will start eating humans soon..we have to be careful
That was nothing compared to people that believe in torture before killing. Humans are a disease on this planet.
I grew up on a horse and cattle farm and have done everything shown here except for the chickens and milking. I've helped put 400 cows through a holding chute in 3 long work days and appreciate how this modern equipment makes it safer for both big animals and humans. That said, turning our farms over to robots to make more profit is one of the scariest things I've ever seen. Not that people working these industrial farms have compassion for animals, but I can imagine eventually the humans won't be there at all. It's too easy to imagine the movie Soylent Green becoming real except there won't be any humans running the harvester.
The chickenmachine and the whole industry around it is a perfect example that people forgot that animals are living creatures:(.
MASS CHICKEN PROCESSING IS SOME OF THE MOST IN HUMANE THINGS I'VE PERSONALLY WITNESSED
Ya it's kinda cruel since even cows keept in pens have more quality of life such as more freedom to move arround
@@kevingarvin6819 ya sometime but quality meat such as grass fed beaf requirie huge pastures
""inhumane" is applicable to humans, what you want to say is "inanimal"
@@kevingarvin6819 so true. I can’t eat beef now after seeing how these poor cows suffer. Gotta feed the huge masses of people tho.
So you must be pro life ? 🤔...against abortion? Glad they overturned Roe vs. Wade? Good for you ! 👍
Now we really know why they are referred to as “battery chooks”. Appalling.
But delicious!
Cruel a maquina que pega as galinhas. Essas máquinas grandes parecem monstros. Mas o monstro maior e mais cruel é o que se diz ser humano.
I love how the Agricow is just there for them to use at will. Must feel wonderful!
The Agricow is the only machine in the video that shows any kindness towards animals.
Oh I bet it looks like fun for the cows I've seen these used before 🐄🐮☺️
Now I understand why the chickens bodies are so bruised when you buy them in the store! This is animal abuse all for $$$$
i dont think the bodies are bruised from the machine because the things were made of rubber but rather the bruising comes from the packaging and shipping process where they bump into other things while being shipped where they need to be
😰😢
While the machine certainly couldn’t have been pleasant for the chickens I doubt this is where the bruising comes from
This is why I go free range this is sadistic.
@@elibartlett6723 transport is normally where the most damage occurs. I took animal care and we had to watch a video about it. Their legs and wings can get caught and broken when they are shovelled into the crates and because of how they overfill the crates some birds will suffocate or stress kicks in and they become cannibalistic. It’s truly horrific.
after watching this im glad that at least my 3 chickens dont have to go trough what ive just seen, im gonna go give them a big hug now.
the start to the end, ever realised how much more reliable the old mechanical set ups vrs electronic are in regards to everything
I love how upbeat the music is when the chickens were captured and taken to the processing line
I'm not usually one that'll be against big machines helping in Mass production but the one with the chickens seems a bit inhumane like it has a high chance of breaking thier legs and wings. Sure they might be going to slaughter but at least let thier lives be a little more happy with less trauma before killing them they should have at least that courtesy
There is nothing in this whole video that would suggest anything you just said, the "fingers" that grab them are made of like foam or something, ffs just shut up....
I totally agree with you
Very true! They deserve to be treated humanely..even through the killing process.
There are quick painless ways and it should be applied everytime.
Did you not see them all flapping around at the end of the machine? They're fine
You don't love eating chickens/cows/pigs/etc. with high fear hormones throughout their body from the 'technological' advancements in butchering animals? Me either.
I'd like to meet the team who invented the chicken machine and show them what a cricket bat is capable of
i doubt a cricket bat could round up the chickens faster
@@TrenchCoatDingo 🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@TrenchCoatDingo I think they mean using the bat on the inventors.
We should put the inventor to the test of his invented machine.
*If the thumbnail gave you anxiety... having the video open with a lady leading a horse to some machinery, probably didn't make it better*
The reason I stopped eating meat these are living things with feelings
Barbaric !!!
Anytime I see videos about mechanization of meat production, I get incredibly creeped-out. There's something in our conscience that just cries out, "Wrong!"
Anytime I see videos of "pro-choice" abortion advocates, I get incredibly creeped out. There's something in our conscience that just cries out, "Wrong!"
@@bilcarter no
Soulless machines ( and their owners and operators) are torturing these animals. So sad. Humans are accumulating so much bad KARMA.
Karma and profits!!! Best way to catch chicken.
@@ramakantyadav1551 , Karma does strange things like the more the profit in this way, the more will be the loss of peace and health. Peaceless and healthless life !! What a KARMA?
@@scm50able I think that's just magical thinking. These machines are more efficient than someone picking them by hand. And your caps lock gets stuck whenever you type karma.
@@ramakantyadav1551 , well,well, well, nothing gets stuck. KARMA is the most important word in this universe because KARMA is the reason for the existence of you , I and the entire cosmos . So, that word must be capitalized. Most efficient killing will render the most painful KARMA. Do you still think the keyboard is stuck in the capitalization mode. If so, you are a lost soul. I hope not.
@@scm50able
If there is a god he made us meat eaters,we are just another animal,all predators are so cruel, are they getting karma 🙄
I think that chicken machine could be great if they turned down the rpms. Chicken gonna die anyways but make the end not a scary or painful one. It could even be fun! I'd like to go on a ride on that machine. Worry less about speed and more about care
I would bet that the spinning chicken collector machine causes a lot of eye injuries
We had a standard poodle who went outside to relieve himself and it was raining a little and he came back in and shook out so hard that he ruptured a disc in his spine. We found him laying down unable to stand up. He was taken to the Emergency Speciality Doggie hospital. We paid a very huge bill to have surgery and as part of his rehabilitation he had time in a tank of water with a treadmill too. After many therapy treatments, special care at home, he finally walked again. His physical therapist and my daughter and I burst into tears when he finally walked again.
well, incredible machines... concerning the one that swallow the hens...I'm not sure you may call it '' progress''...
VOW, SO NICE. CONGRATS, THE DEVELOPERS. Great achievement and the species will be blessing you all eternally. You win and save assets of blessings for your generations. Great.
Incredible technology. Bless u guys
imagine running while tied to something, imagine not being able to keep up.
Like Pelaton ?
@@williamw1907 they have safety, this horse machine does not
So, like if the horse stumbles the machine continues to go dragging them along without stopping until they have road burns?
@@robinrainmaker7232 the machine immense weight, hence momentum, there is no way this is going to stop in a short span of time
Once again I am stunned by the cruelty and callousness of humans. This is heartbreaking.
Parabéns e muito organizada
the owner of this NEVER SLEEP PROPERLY----so much of lifes
So sad for the chickens.😭
Liked most of them, sure helps in different categories, but, I didn’t like the chicken ones, chickens are small and delicate, how were they being rolled and pushed and thrown, that’s real cruel!
The livestock crush looks pretty rude at first (that's the hoof trimming bit for the cows) but after learning more about the farrier trade, I've learned that these are really very beneficial to the animals. Within reason of course -- the person doing the trimming can still be a brutal monster. Used responsibly, it's a good thing.
I would have smiled after seeing the happy cows at the end, but I’m still horrified by the chicken farms 🙃
Wow, I will always cheer for you in Korea I'm looking forward to a great video. Have a nice day.
And to think that on super cold winter days,I bake cornbread for my hens for a special treat.🥰
The best part was seeing the cows enjoying the spinning bristles!😂🐄
They really loved it!
ਫ਼ਿਰ r ਲਈ ਵੀ ਤਿਆਰ ਹੋ ਜਾਂਦੇ
A horse drawn rollercoaster? Now that’s fancy
no matter how you spin it, it’s cruel and traumatizing for these animals esp the birds.
11:46 "I would definitely buy this machine if I were a farm owner."
I had to chuckle a bit at that line. I'm reminded of the joke about the farmer who was being interviewed after he won the lottery. The interviewer asked the farmer, "What are you going to do now that you're a millionaire?" and the farmer replied, "Oh, I guess I'll just keep on farming until it's all gone."
I don't believe your average farmer could even begin to afford that machine.
U.S cross border technologies
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Well at least these poor farmers won't contribute to the horrific torture to animals(chickens). This is disgustingly humans being sick
The "average" farmer, or the family farm, is being methodically destroyed by corporate agriculture and the politicians owned by those corporations.
@@coop5329 and China! We're being invaded from within and this administration knows and approves..sickening!