What types of restaurants (like KFC) abuse the animals while making food?!


Question: just wondering, cuz what KFC is doing is horrible....is there any other types of restaurants that you kno of that do stuff like this? for more info on the kfc problem, go to kentuckyfriedcruelty.com thanks!


Answers: just wondering, cuz what KFC is doing is horrible....is there any other types of restaurants that you kno of that do stuff like this? for more info on the kfc problem, go to kentuckyfriedcruelty.com thanks!

Its all about demand and supply. When someone/ group demands meat, - regardless of type/name/location of restaurants – supply for the meat is meet. All restaurants, - minus veggie places – demand meat. which creates all the horrid treatment of animals in the slaughterhouses.

When we as non meat eaters eat at those restaurants, we are increasing their profits. The profits often go back to buying more meat. And the cycle continues.

My money does not go to fast food places, because ultimately that profit allows for more demand of meat! Yes I know that my few dollars is not going to bring down the fast food chain empire, but I am making that conscience choice not to give my hard earned money. It’s a small action, but its still an action against the animal cruelty.

recently, I have started cooking a lot more at home, and found that my and my husbands health is better. Plus cooking is very natural, very relaxing, very in touch with nature, its nice.

They all do. KFC was singled out because they're such a big buyer.

Well by the time the food arrives at KFC it's already done being abused, unless you consider their horrible, artery-clogging food abuse in itself!

The problem lies in the slaughterhouses that these restaurants source. The demand is so high and there is so little space and such a push for profit that the animals are all crowded into tiny areas, abused and mistreated their whole lives, and the entire process of slaughter can either be horrendously painful and drawn out or sudden, cold, mechanical and heartless.

I would say that nearly all fast food restaurants have the same goals at heart - profit, profit, profit. Therefore I doubt any would consider animal welfare.

of course!

KFC doesn't handle live animals. Most restaurants don't handle live animals except in the case of lobsters or something like that. You need to do some actual research and not rely on PETA for credible information.

Tyson should be your target. Ever hear of Tyson? They sell chicken in every grocery store in the U.S. practically.

Did you read the part at PETA where Dunkin Donuts is putting a hit out on the Pillsbury Doughboy and throwing tigers at people that eat animal crackers?

basically any restaurant unless they use organic meat which is rarely used by resturants. They just don't have their own supply of chickens esspecially made to be sent to kfc

Almost EVERYWHERE, or tendency to happen in ALL places in future, unless you & me govern them "full-time". A typical end-user will never bother for what he/she pays.

Everyone is trying to MEAT the demand and scarcity with maximizing profits in whatever ways possible. Government acts as a "license to murder" and "industries" as an excuse for serial killing of farm animals. There will be no end. More worst are coming!

They all abuse animals because people are animals. Have you ever worked in one of those hell holes?

I'm not sure they have time to abuse animals while making food. Moreover, most towns, cities and counties have rules agains live animals being in a restaurant kitchen much less allow them to be abused there.

I mean, I've been in KFC and I've never heard animals screaming or anything like that.

It's not actually KFC, it's KFC's supplier- Tyson. KFC was singled out because, I assume, activists would like KFC to get their birds from a supplier that isn't known for mistreating them. I personally think that would be impossible because the entire factory farming industry is so messed up it would be pretty difficult to find animals that weren't mistreated. When you're pumping out chickens faster than you would pump out shoes on an assembly line, it's going to be pretty hard to ensure those birds don't suffer. The whole factory farming industry needs a complete overhaul.

Zero. No restaurant or restaurant chain abuses live animals (except seafood housed in tanks and not in the the US at least). The abuse (as defined by the animal rights activists) starts at the farm and ends at slaughterhouse. KFC is not doing anything horrible other than cooking up "dressed" chicken ( a practice done by millions of households and thousands of food establishements all over)delivered to it's outlets. KFC was singled out because it is the most visible and therefore protesting it gets a lot more media mileage.(iropnically, KFC got bigger instead of losing revenue. PETAs terror tactics and campaign has so far backfired) Tyson Foods, which supplies the chickens, have facilities that are located in non media/reporter "friendly" areas so PETA does not protest them directly. Nor does it protest supremarkets and households/individuals (especially when there is a distinct possibility that they will physically fight back) who purchase Tyson foods products. The video you saw (kentuckyfriedcruelty.com) is a propganda video aimed at impressionable children like yourself. It is specifically designed to get the reaction you've just exhibited: misinfomed, incorrect but totally judgemental of the WHOLE animal farming industry because of a single video.

All corporations that mass produce meat products are involved in animal cruelty. The breeding, raising and slaughter of animals is an amazingly brutal process.

any restaurant that uses meat.

unless you think slitting an animal's throat is not abuse?





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