The very first sentence completely cracked me up!

Damn I look good in my hamster hat, buffalo wings and bacon earrings.

... and then it got serious....

I myself have a lot of prejudices against eating too much meat, especially processed meat as well as supermarket one.

If people didn't buy cheap meat, there wouldn't be any on the shop shelves. Seems simple, doesn't it?
Unfortunately, nothing is black and white.

I come from a very small village, and as a child I witnessed pig slaughter, the killing of chickens for broth, etc. I can't pretend that it didn't leave a mark on my psyche. However, I would like to say that not only industrial slaughterhouses, but also private slaughterhouses in small shambles, is just horrific and brings suffering to the animals.

My brother is a zootechnician and food bio - industrialist. Thanks to him, I have a slightly broader understanding of the costs of growing crops and raising animals for slaughter.

There will always be abuses in mass production, which is necessary with the current number of people on the earth. (mass production, not abuse of course). Always. And believe me, it is not just a question of greed or profit.

Anyone, who has spent any amount of time tilling the land and raising animals knows, how hard and unprofitable this work is. I challenge any townie who has never held a pitchfork and never driven a wheelbarrow of dung to a duel!

Your payment is the fact that you can watch something grow, it is the work of your hands.

We live snugly in the comfort of our homes, eating kale salad with avocado and cashew nuts, and feel entitled to criticise the choices of others.

While we have a choice, others do not, and we should always remember this.

You said rant, and rant it was indeed. Can we call it rant - duel?

Love the collage! Hamster is the best!