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It doesn't help that the idea of wide-scale human imprisonment and abuse [[Does This Remind You of Anything?|puts people in mind of]] [[Godwin's Law|the Holocaust]].

 

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== [[Anime]] ==

* All non-Earth humans in ''[[Vandread]]'' are supplies of "spare parts" for the hyperadvanced Earthlings. Each is actually dedicated to a specific body part, to the point where their societies are set up specifically to nourish that particular part. Inevitably, harvest time comes before the end of the series...

== [[Film]] ==

* The machines combine this with [[People Jars]] in ''[[The Matrix]]''.

* In the 1972 crime movie ''[[Prime Cut]]'' a cattle rancher, among other felonies, keeps women in pens, like animals, for sale as sex slaves.

* Was revealed to be the [[Big Bad]]'s plan to survive the future vampire-dominated world in ''[[Blade]] Trinity''.

* [[Dirty Old Man|Piers Anthony]]'s [[Again, Dangerous Visions|"In The Barn"]] is a particularly [[Squick]]y example.

** "In the Barn" focuses on milk production. In an author's note, he says that he considered writing a sequel, "In the Abattoir"...

** Also his novel ''[[Farnham's Freehold]]''.

* China Mievielle's ''[[Perdido Street Station]]'' includes mention of Cactus farms during the tenure of a previous mayor. In this universe, Cacti refer to large humanoid plants.