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i don’t pay companies to do that. no one does.
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yea. but the people doing the caging and killing are paid before that meat ever lands in a supermarket or restaurant. and they’re usually paid by the people who own the facility.
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interestingly, after you spend money, it’s not yours anymore, and you don’t get to decide how the recipient spends it.
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most people don’t.
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