DEBATE: Do People Have The Right To Know About Factory Farms?

AUSSIE FACTORY FARMS MAP! Transparency or Terrorism? Heated debate

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SOCIAL MEDIA

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[carinaekstrom]

That woman showed what extremism really looks like.

[davidkellaway]

They gave far more air time to the farmer's representative and allowed her to talk over Chris constantly then gave the last word to her. She looked so uncomfortable when challenged on crates and gassing. The tide is turning and we need more of these debates on main stream TV but preferably with better presenters who give both sides a proper chance to air their views.

[WannAlana]

Chris has saint-like patience, amazing he could stay so calm

[abitdarksome]

They just let her talk over him. They barely allowed him to talk..ugh.

[maggie]

You can't hide the sun, you can't hide the moon, and you can't hide the truth.

[rawintuition]

Darkness hates the light ... Shine away 🔦💡

[Jason-Peters]

Chris didn't get a fair go, but good on him for keeping his cool. Of course people have the right to know about factory farms. People should be allowed to go and see where their food comes from, especially when that food is sentient and can therefore suffer.

[karlstenator]

Industry be like;

"lah lah lah, nothing to see here but good old family values!" *SLASHES COUNTLESS LAMBS THROAT*

[AveryCreates]

I want to hug that man. Bless his efforts and his group.

[twosnakesonesword]

They don't want activists taking hidden cameras then why don't they film their farms and release it themselves? Better yet provide live feed and show us where our food comes from.

[bethanyfenton]

We get it lady! Moms, Dads and kids own these farms. Doesn’t make it ok to mistreat animals or talk over another person expressing their point of view. Geez!

[RipNTara]

Sir, we're going to have to ask you to stop answering our question while our louder guest is interrupting, thanks.

[alaura.ortiz]

She couldn’t even back anything up. And when he’s spitting truths you could see her panic. #TheFutureisVegan 💚

[brendaaspey]

I'm so proud of Chris, he did really well, especially since he wasn't given a fair go.
Thanks to Chris and all the team at Aussie Farms for uncovering the horrors of the Ag industry

[thijssmudde]

I bet slave owners also loved their slaves! How can you love your animals if you exploit and kill them?

[positivekarolina]

I think people not only should know where their food comes from, but clothes, furniture and everything else they use comes from. They also should be encouraged to seek out for information and question it. Having a knowledge helps to build an understanding and maybe work towards improving conditions and eliminating things that are no good.

[TinyWorlds]

She didn't give a single proper argument

[GeneralArmorus]

Have yet to see 24/7 footage from a "humane" farm

[SimplyPlantFood]

That interviewers were terrible, they should have asked them not to interrupt each other. Chris could not even answer the first question!

[wendymena]

Transparency should be the norm and accepted in any and all food industry! Regardless of how you choose to eat!