Hello, my name is KentuckyFriedCruelty.com

Hello, my name is KentuckyFriedCruelty.com

I don’t even know what to say…

Originally posted by Morgoths_Wrath
Hello, my name is KentuckyFriedCruelty.com
I don’t even know what to say…

I like this part the article the best..

KentuckyFriedCruelty.com joins the growing ranks of consumers, celebrities, and scholars—including actor Pamela Anderson, The Rev. Al Sharpton, Sir Paul McCartney, and His Holiness the Dalai Lama—who are helping out in PETA’s campaign to force KFC to end its abusive treatment of chickens.

Free Tibet..but first we need to save the chickens!!!

Fin.

Don't care, they are freaking chickens!

This thread made me hungry..I think im gonna go get some KFC as a matter of fact.

Originally posted by Tptmanno1
Don't care, they are freaking chickens!

I will never support anything PETA tries to do. God I hate those people.

Yes, instead of fighting for animals why dont they try doing that for humans? lol

Lol the top left of that site says "Order your pam anderson video today"

It wouldn't be soo bad if not for the shameless name dropping of celebs...

KFC protestors are some of the stupidest people i've ever met.

yo, This gotta be the stupidest type of way to protest

rofl it cracks me up how PETA fights for the rights for chickens that are about to be slaughtered! i mean i dont see the point....they fightin cuz they dont want them to kicked around or wutever....but wut does it matter if theyre going to die anyway?!

because its cruel and inhumane.

if someone was terminally ill does that mean its ok to torture them to death, because they're just going to die anyway?

theres a diff between some1 that is dyin terminally ill and a chicken thats gonna get slaughtered anyway

Originally posted by XxILuvVegetaxX
theres a diff between some1 that is dyin terminally ill and a chicken thats gonna get slaughtered anyway

no there isnt. there is a huge difference between being killed and being tortured to death. its a little thing we like to call 'common sense'

i dont know how bad it is in the US, is Aus the chicken companys like Inghams are pretty good. not free range but not as bad as some of the shit you see in the states

Well kind of a stupiud name, don't you think? I mean, I don't envy you...at all...

PETA are over the top, I'll admit, and not the best, but occasionally they have a point. Just because something is a chicken, a cow or a dog, doesn't mean it shouldn't be cared for properly.

Yes, in my view, even if it's over all fate is to die, it's still no excuse for horrible, cruel treatment while alive (and besides, in a practical sense at least, even if your not in for animal rights, a mistreated, stressed, or in pain meat producing animal reduces in quality enormously. People at the least should be angry they are paying so much money for crap food, and that some of that crappiness is caused by mistreatment of that burger filling while it was alive.) But still, I have to wonder about those who laugh and say "hey man, it's just a chicken, who cares?" You should care, if not for the chicken, then for yourself, you happy consumer, who is being sold sub-par animal products.

Personally I don't eat at any of those US fast food places (KFC, Macdonalds or whatever) for one reason - horrible food. When I live in a city that has so many GOOD food places, REAL restaurants, with chefs who actually CARE about what they are doing, and where they are better for me, better quality, better value, better atmosphere and the rest, well it seems like treason against good taste to eat in such unpleasant edifices to bad taste. If I was given the choice to try the new Afghan place down the street that recently won a number of awards where I would be experiencing a dining and cultural experience or to go and have a Mccrap burger (unidentified meat products, limp salad on a bland bun), well, I know which I would choose 100% of the time. You guessed it, the actual restaurant. Book me a table Mahad, me and some friends will be there around 8.

how would you introduce yourself?

"Hi my names....you can just call me Jackass"

Itz probably a publicity stunt, like the time prince changed his name into that weird sign. Dont worry, chris norris will change his name back when this whole shit is ova. lol

Originally posted by Imperial_Samura
PETA are over the top, I'll admit, and not the best, but occasionally they have a point. Just because something is a chicken, a cow or a dog, doesn't mean it shouldn't be cared for properly.

Yes, in my view, even if it's over all fate is to die, it's still no excuse for horrible, cruel treatment while alive (and besides, in a practical sense at least, even if your not in for animal rights, a mistreated, stressed, or in pain meat producing animal reduces in quality enormously. People at the least should be angry they are paying so much money for crap food, and that some of that crappiness is caused by mistreatment of that burger filling while it was alive.) But still, I have to wonder about those who laugh and say "hey man, it's just a chicken, who cares?" You should care, if not for the chicken, then for yourself, you happy consumer, who is being sold sub-par animal products.

Personally I don't eat at any of those US fast food places (KFC, Macdonalds or whatever) for one reason - horrible food. When I live in a city that has so many GOOD food places, REAL restaurants, with chefs who actually CARE about what they are doing, and where they are better for me, better quality, better value, better atmosphere and the rest, well it seems like treason against good taste to eat in such unpleasant edifices to bad taste. If I was given the choice to try the new Afghan place down the street that recently won a number of awards where I would be experiencing a dining and cultural experience or to go and have a Mccrap burger (unidentified meat products, limp salad on a bland bun), well, I know which I would choose 100% of the time. You guessed it, the actual restaurant. Book me a table Mahad, me and some friends will be there around 8.

indeed. i worked at KFC for 4 years, the chickens fine chicken, not scummy crap, but in the end, its pressure cooked. you end up with **** all flavour. hence all the sauces. whereas the resteraunt where i now work, food that costs a little more, takes a little longer, is about a billion times better a) looking b) tasting c) for you.
as for people not caring about the chickens, i think people should be more interested in the millions of people dying in Africa before the chickens in the pens. sure the poor little bastards are treated bad in some cases, but i think people are a slightly higher importance than the humble chook. know what i mean?