KFC Twister causes brain damage?

[IDrinkaRum]

11-year-old girl from
Australia and her lawyers are suing KFC for giving her a salmonella infected Twister which in turn caused her brain damage.

[Greenday]

Hey, it's what the doctors said caused it. KFC is majorly screwed on this one.

[Boozy]

Yeah, I can't see much of a defense for KFC being mounted here. They screwed up bad, and it's going to cost them.

[Greenday]

KFC is a horrible, horrible company as it is. Ever see the treatment the chickens get? Some of them aren't even dead when boiled.

[Nyoibo]

KFC is a horrible, horrible company as it is. Ever see the treatment the chickens get? Some of them aren't even dead when boiled.

That's pretty rare, most of them are just still in their death throws.

[BroomJockey]

Some of them aren't even dead when boiled.

MMmmm, delicious cruelty. The 12th secret spice.

[Flyndaran]

KFC is a horrible, horrible company as it is. Ever see the treatment the chickens get? Some of them aren't even dead when boiled.

Ahhh man. That would leave supermarket chicken and Popeye's. I hate Popeye's. The one here makes it more like chicken flavored grease than anythin appetizing.

[DesignFox]

MMmmm, delicious cruelty. The 12th secret spice.

I Lol'd.

[anriana]

KFC is a horrible, horrible company as it is. Ever see the treatment the chickens get? Some of them aren't even dead when boiled.

Animal cruelty in the food industry is so pervasive that I find it odd for an omni to call out one specific company on it.

[BlaqueKatt]

KFC is a horrible, horrible company as it is. Ever see the treatment the chickens get? Some of them aren't even dead when boiled.

1-KFC does not raise chickens-does maccas or taco bell raise cattle, no they're restaurants-they buy meat from suppliers-tyson and pilgrims pride are the main two suppliers.


KFC supplier accused of animal cruelty
"An animal rights group involved in a long legal dispute with Kentucky Fried Chicken about the treatment of the 700 million chickens it buys each year"

2-they are not "boiled alive"-they are sent into an electrified water bath to stun them before they are killed-so yes they are alive.

trust me you don't want to know how cattle are slaughtered(my great uncle ran a slaughterhouse).

You want cruelty-visit a "kosher" slaughterhouse-to be kosher the animals have to bleed to death-without being stunned.

[Greenday]

Yes, I understand how kosher works. And I know most animal farming for food can be cruel. But the KFC supplier goes beyond excessive. KFC knows what's going on and by continuing to use that supplier, they are supporting the torturing of the animals.

[anriana]

Yes, I understand how kosher works. And I know most animal farming for food can be cruel. But the KFC supplier goes beyond excessive. KFC knows what's going on and by continuing to use that supplier, they are supporting the torturing of the animals.

But so are the majority of companies that use meat in some fashion. It's cool that you care about it but I don't understand the consistency. Did you see an ad campaign or something that specifically targeted KFC?

[Greenday]

Just something my friend pointed out to me a while ago. Haven't touched KFC since (then again, I haven't eaten KFC regardless in a long time). It's just from what I've heard and researched, that KFC is worse than other companies.

[Nyoibo]

But so are the majority of companies that use meat in some fashion.

I was going to take exception to that comment, but then remembered you're in the US, and I have no clue what the situation is there.

[Flyndaran]

I was going to take exception to that comment, but then remembered you're in the US, and I have no clue what the situation is there.

We're horrible, but compared to the chinese we are freaking animal worshipers. I can never unwatch those images.