I listed some of the text from this article by Rachel E. Gross writer for the Slate. The Slate is a "liberal web magazine wholly owned by the Washington Post. I know I took these out of context but I did this so you can see bias liberalism first hand. I wouldn't be surprised if Gross is a Vegan. Her facts on meat packing as the most dangerous job in the U.S.A. is simply wrong.  If you go to this site and read her complete article her liberalism views stick our like a sore-thumb. There is no mention in this article about what the meat industry contributes to the U.S. economy. Meat and Poultry Industry Contributes $832 Billion Annually to U.S. Economy According to New AMI Economic Impact Study.

meatpacking is the most dangerous job in America (totally wrong) check for your self http://www.bls.gov/iif/oshcfoi1.htm#2014

Epitome of dull, dirty, and dangerous.

I mean kill, dismember

humans wield sharp objects

horrific meat grinder–related accidents

Why have humans working in slaughterhouses at all

treating humans as machines

grueling steps in this unpleasant process

great suffering on the part of the animal,

When it comes to the act of killing

cows to sense that their brethren are being killed ahead

the animal suffering in factory farms