r/boringdystopia • u/IMakeStuffUppp • Oct 24 '23

Environmental Degradation 🌍 26-story pig farm in China

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u/Dawildpep Oct 24 '23

Can smell it from here

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u/Lord_Bob_ Oct 25 '23

That looks like a hellscape. Great job capitalism you made people think this was progress and profit. Bet that city was beautiful before quarterly earnings reports made themselves the deciding factor if it was gonna rain project manager on any given earnings call.

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u/StayingUp4AFeeling Oct 25 '23

I hope they don't have a bookie who takes bets on illegal boxing matches. There might be some crunchy stuff in the food for the pigs...

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u/michaelsenpatrick Oct 26 '23

it's a problem when a farm for real life pigs looks like my minecraft pig farm

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u/[deleted] Oct 24 '23

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u/MartianMagician Oct 25 '23

That's only in civilized countries. Everywhere else they do whatever they want.

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u/buddhistbulgyo Oct 24 '23

Vertical pig farm... 😂

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u/MartianMagician Oct 25 '23

With all the LAND china has they have to do this?? Crazy yes and dystopian.

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u/ham_solo Oct 25 '23

Read Oryx & Crake if you want to know the next step…growing human organs in pigs.

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u/PengieP111 Oct 25 '23

Just imagine the stench

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u/Odd_Card3153 Oct 29 '23

Welcome to Piggy highrise apartments

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u/kwuz Oct 29 '23

honestly, eating less meat and animal products is one of the most effective things you can probably do on an individual level (other than organizing) to help reduce the overall suffering in the world.

You still have to be aware of what crops are more likely to use human slave labor and whatnot, but the meat and dairy industries are terrible for the animals, the environment, the people who work within them and the people forced to live around them. They also increase the chances of more devastating zoonotic diseases emerging.