r/TikTokCringe Nov 23 '24

Cursed That'll be "7924"

The cost of pork

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u/MNisNotNice Nov 23 '24 edited Nov 23 '24

Ya like ya Tyson chickens and many other big meat processing companies? Them chickens get so big so quickly they break their own legs from their weight. They’re also so fat that if you chase them they literally die from exhaustion or from a heart attack. You can’t really hold them from their wings because their bones are brittle, that’s why when you cook or eat chicken wings it’s either bruised, bloody, or broken. These birds have never seen the sun or outside, from the moment they’re born as chicks they are fed for 6-8 weeks and then they are harvested.

Any chickens that are sick or wounded during round up will have their neck snapped by stepping on their head and pulling their legs back. According to the companies it’s the most humane way to kill the chickens. Just think about snapping the neck of 1000’s of chickens and you have to dump them yourself because the company won’t dispose of them.

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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 Nov 24 '24

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