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The positives of Factory Farming

Cheap food production: Due to the use of technology and “economies of scale,” they produce food at less cost than smaller farms, thus enabling customers to save money on food purchases.

Efficiency: The ability to efficiently produce and distribute huge quantities of food to feed large cities.

Employment: Factory farms provide employment to nearby communities.

Capital: Supporters argue that factory farms do invest in the communities in which they operate.

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You side just keeps posting things for points. Jesus has nothing to do with water bottles at all.

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You just keep posting songs. You have no points what so ever.

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Yes I do feel that the consumption of water bottles should not be allowed anywhere unless in the case of emergency. Plastic bottles can leak chemicals after a period of time. Water bottles also are almost never recycled, and end up in landfills which lead to pollution of our environment. They take 700 years to start to decompose. 90% of the cost is the bottle itself... The water is usually tap water, and is not regulated. Even if tap water is dirty, you can easily clean it out with leaves, moss, and some water cleanser. Nearly one in five tested water bottles have bacteria anyway.

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