Women Childbirth vs egg laying hens pain amounts Anonymous 332705[Reply]
The average egg laying hen suffers more than the average woman going through an unmedicated birth.
What’s the most painful thing that ever happened to you? Seriously take a moment and contemplate it, try, in as much detail as you can, to remember what it was like. Maybe, for a few of you it was childbirth, an experience which, when it takes place without anesthesia, is temporarily completely debilitating. Nothing other than the pain occupies the mind of the sufferer.
Perhaps it was getting a tattoo. Someone on Quora summarized the pain of getting a tattoo in the following way:
>They hurt.
>There are between one and 20 needles being poked through your skin hundreds of thousands of time in a single session. The number of needles will determine the type and intensity of pain. So expect it. The real question is how much will it hurt.
I’ve been quite lucky and never experienced any particularly severe pain. I can remember quite a few times I’ve had pretty intense pain, barely eating for two days, having a doctor press down on my infected finger until it popped when I was 8, having a very severe stomach ache, falling out of a treehouse (though remaining in the tree) and banging my chin on the side of it, but nothing has been that bad. I’d guess the worst experience of my life is a lot less painful than a wrist tattoo.
The most painful experience that most of us have ever had is classified as disabling pain. This is the sort of pain that’s bad enough that during it you can’t enjoy doing anything else, you can’t, for instance, enjoy a game of chess while giving birth, and that makes it impossible to focus on anything other than the pain. Examples of this kind of pain include a very painful fall, breaking a bone, burning yourself, giving birth, severe dog bites, getting a tattoo, kidney stones, and hemorrhoids.
22 posts and 7 image replies omitted. Click reply to view.Anonymous 332842
>>332841I feel bad that the animals get hurt but I love cheese, steak, meatballs, turkey sandwiches and bacon too much
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>>332705OP you are right, factually and morally. Sadly many people only care about what affects them and are self-interested in what benefits them (taste buds), so vegans/vegetarians are still a minority. Food is important to many people and tied intrinsically to culture and tribalism values. I am vege myself only because of where I live and how animal ingredients are in almost all products, I don't consume eggs directly but there are products I eat which have dairy.
Feminism (beyond humans) is inherently tied to veganism, in how female animal bodies are used to perpetuate and foster the endless cycle of exploitation for the food system. However as I said people are self serving, they hate people infringing on their pleasure but don't care much about stomping on others. We have more empathy than other people and it is both our gift and downfall in this cruel world. The world is filled with agony because humans are this way, it truly sucks… Innocent animals who suffer due to their lack of power and perceived value from humans with the ignorant humans who govern the Earth.
I'm sorry if I couldn't provide you with any help but I hope this might bring you some comfort. Have some adorable piggies here, don't you want to cuddle them :)
Anonymous 333175
>>332841It’s okay to eat fish because they don’t have any feelings
Anonymous 333182
>>333175one quick google search disproves that tho
