Sunday, July 25, 2004
Chicken Abuse Scandal
Sadly, I am not at all Suprised by this.
I think many out there want to believe these kind of practices aren't common place in the animal food industry. Many people will say that when an animal rights group has video of animal abuse they have captured a rare anomoly. Wake up.
Sadly, I am not at all Suprised by this.
CHARLESTON, W.Va. - Eleven workers from a poultry processing plant have been fired and fast-food giant KFC has halted purchases from the facility following the release of a secretly shot video showing employees kicking and stomping live chickens. ....
The moves come a day after grainy videotape was released over the Internet by the People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals showing employees "ripping birds' beaks off, spray-painting their faces, twisting their heads off, spitting tobacco into their mouths and eyes, and breaking them in half — all while the birds are still alive."
I think many out there want to believe these kind of practices aren't common place in the animal food industry. Many people will say that when an animal rights group has video of animal abuse they have captured a rare anomoly. Wake up.
