Re:Judge rules Utah law banning undercover farm filming is u...
by westnortheast on Saturday July 08, 2017 @02:29AM
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This is great news for those that try to work to improve conditions for farm animals. Collecting this footage is already risky as it is (violent retribution is not unheard of), but remains a crucial tool in convincing people that factory farming (ie, more than ~95% of animal agriculture in the US) continues to treat animals brutally and inhumanely.
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Re:Judge rules Utah law banning undercover farm filming is u...
by sametmax on Saturday July 08, 2017 @05:31AM
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Besides that, if some business doesn't want to show you something, it's usually a big red flag that everyone should know about it. Business are not people, they don't have genitals to hide, they should have as little privacy as it's commercially and ethically viable.