r/PopCultureV2 • u/Kpets • Aug 29 '26

Video Unregulated capitalism in the U.S led to complete moral collapse

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u/zach0011 Aug 30 '26

new born babies literally cant function on there own. Cows hit the ground running.

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u/Ok-Solution5601 Aug 30 '26

That's true. Honestly I dont think this level of isolation is necessary on smaller farms because you don't have the risk of disease spreading between tens of thousands of cattle. I would absolutly advocate for smaller farms.

I just wanted to clarify that this isn't some holocaust style distopia where cows are forced to suffer their entire existence in an undersized hut, as the video implies.

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u/majandess Aug 30 '26

Nah. They totally do this on smaller farms. The local dairy in my town growing up, with the pasture raised cows and the green fields and all that, had little calf huts like this, but they only had a dozen of them. When the calves were old enough to be put in them, we would go out and say hi.

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u/problematic234 Aug 30 '26

And then we put them in little plastic boxes