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KFC's Treatment of Chickens is Beyond Wonderful
A guest Probeatorial by
a KFC Chicken
There has been a lot of discussion lately as to whether KFC mistreats
its chickens. As a chicken, I am here to say that claims that it does are
blatantly
false. KFC's treatment is kind to the point of embarrassment. Take
yesterday morning, for example. KFC got wind I was writing this
editorial and understood how hard it would be to make the deadline with my husband and children and
pecking noisily about the place. So in an
act of unparalleled generosity, company representatives came by in the
middle of the night
and took them out of my hair for a couple of days to give me peace and
quiet. And because it is not the type of company that needs the lavish
thanks I would have heaped on it, I only discovered the magnanimous
act when I found a note in my pen telling me what had been done. To boot,
being the overly empathetic, loving, wonderful, people they are, they
also knew I may miss my family in their short-term absence. So in a
plastic bag, next to the note, they left me a little something of my
family to keep close to my heart and ponder as I wrote this: my
husband's beak.
PETA, in its wrong-headed way, would like you to believe that our
living conditions are terrible. That we are thrown into mass pens,
huddled together unable to move, and only attended to when we are being
overfed or slaughtered. That is nonsense. Sure our conditions may be a
bit "cozy," but each chicken gets individual care. Take me. Even as I
write this, a member of the KFC corporate staff is standing right over
me. And the praise he gives me, "that's a good chicken. That's a smart
chicken," does nothing but increase my self-esteem and make me a better
chicken.
Let me just wrap this up by saying, if KFC were anything other than the
wonderful people that they are, and did not hold its treatment of chickens
to the highest standards as they do, instead of writing this praising
article, I would be screaming from the roof tops -- "Dear God in heaven!
Save me! Save us all! But if not all, just one! For if only one of us
escapes the wildly inhumane and grotesquely painful fate that awaits
us, good will have been done" -- which clearly, I am not.
- Chicken
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