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Jordan Bjork Try on yourself the human machine you are talking about, idiot!!

And maybe you could share it with us. I have a 3 chickens and a roster that needs trimming. They are out growing the chickens with their beaks trimmed In this way. They're mean to the other chickens, me and my children get pecked really hard by their sharp beaks.

Some dies for the shock of pain and for starvation bc they can't eat properly.

Their beaks don't grow back after this. If you clip the very tip/point off with nail clippers, it will.

If you didn't shove them in tiny cages their entire lives they wouldn't be stressed to the point of pecking each other to death. Funny how that works.

I understand the challenge presented by pecking problems, especially with large numbers of birds. But I disagree with you that the challenge is _justification_ for this type of "solution." First, I will point out that I am not one of those veggies whom you dislike so much :) I also eat meat including chicken. All this means is that I would like chickens to be able to live comfortably in their bodies during the time that they are alive. If that means I have to be extremely careful about where I buy my meat, or that the large scale producers need to find an alternative [potentially more expensive] solution, then so be it.

(the large scale producers need to find an alternative [potentially more expensive] solution, then so be it.) of course if there is a solution to minimizing the physical and psychological trauma to the birds while they are alive, it must be implemented at all costs, at any cost.but, only way is to build bigger sheds for birds so they have more space to roam around and don't bump into each other and start pecking.. not all commercial poultry fellows can provide that amount of real estate...only solution is RAISING BACKYARD CHICKENS, goats.. atleast a meat lover like me should do that raising chickens ,goats,dairy etc....the other option is birth control, reduce the human population so most can raise their poultry, and NOT support, commercial,large,huge industries of most sorts..

Reddylion Unfortunately, there are many small scale chicken owners who also have problems with pecking and cannibalism. This doesn't mean they are bad owners or the birds didn't have enough space necessarily. It means cannibalism is a behavior caused by many different factors - and we barely understand any of them. If the solution were as simple as "build bigger sheds" then what would you suppose the problem is in situations where space is plentiful?

Matt Pfaff The reason I must disagree with you is "it doesn't even hurt them," is inaccurate. Beak trimming cuts through the most sensitive touch organ on a bird right down through the bone. Over the course of the bird's life, they suffer from both phantom pain [beak trimming is a partial amputation] and psychological disorder. Symptoms include inactivity and lethargy, pain response to pecking, and some birds stop eating for periods of time. animalethicsri.weebly.com/beak-trimming.html

Animal Ethics RI Please, stop being ridiculous. Eating meat and calling yourself "Animal Ethics" makes you look like a fucking idiot. Make the connection, go Vegan!