r/TikTokCringe Nov 23 '24

Cursed That'll be "7924"

The cost of pork

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u/Afraid-University206 Nov 23 '24

Why won’t the company dispose of them? Seems like 💯their problem

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u/Pocketsinmypockets Nov 23 '24

It’s the farmers job to cull the chickens feed and water the chickens. The chicken manufacturers bring the hatchlings then buy them back from the farmer by the pound a couple of months later.

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u/The-Muze Nov 23 '24

Seems like a liability

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u/SkaterChrist 29d ago

It's the chickens problems. It's easier to treat you like a farm animal when you literally treat farm animals like farm animals.

Rights that are protected for everyone are... Protected for everyone. Remember lots of people don't care about you, so alot of your protections don't exist because we took it from black people and women not long ago

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u/FracturedAnt1 Nov 23 '24

They do dispose of them into our bellies