F@ct*ry Farming is a dirty word. Join the movement to help end it.
In a word, factory farms are dirty.
They keep animals trapped in tiny, filthy cages.
They pollute our air and water.
Seriously… they’re pretty f#%?!d up.
DIRTY POLLUTION.
In the United States alone, hundreds of millions of tons of manure come churning out of factory farms every year—most of which is stored in ”manure lagoons” and sprayed on crops, threatening public health. It's no wonder agricultural runoff is a leading cause of water pollution across the nation. Not to mention the air pollution, which harms residents’ health, quality of life, and even property values.
It’s time for factory farms to stop spreading their bullsh*t. (Literally.)
DIRTY CONDITIONS.
Filthy, windowless sheds. Manure-soaked feedlots. Breeding grounds for disease. Concentrated animal feeding operations (CAFOs) aren’t just filthy—they’re disgustingly cruel. Mother pigs in cages so small they can’t even turn around. Caged hens who don’t even have space to stretch their wings.
If that’s not profane, we don’t know what is.
DIRTY MONEY.
The meat industry is rife with corporate greed, predatory behavior, and secrecy. A few corporate goliaths harm public health, threaten food security, and drive small farmers out of business—all for the sake of their own profits. And all supported by your taxpayer dollars.
Like… WTF is their problem?
LET’S BE HONEST. F@CT*RY
Join the movement to help end it.
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If it makes you cringe, you wouldn’t discuss it at the dinner table, and you wouldn’t want your grandma to hear about it—it’s probably a dirty word. Join the movement to end f@ct*ry farming. 🤬
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