The PETA (People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals) group has set out to change they way that chickens are slaughter before being scaled.

Excerpt: PETA and socially responsible investment firm Trillium Asset Management issued a shareholder's resolution calling on the fast food giant McDonald's to require its suppliers to switch to a humane system of slaughtering chickens.

A "humane" system of slaughtering chickens? WTF am I missing here? Slaughter defined. We inject humans with lethal juice, yet we're trying to find a humane system for killing our food?

Please, someone, anyone, please explain to me what is "the right way" to slaughter chickens? If you want humane then vegan is the way. But then they'll bitch and complain about the way to root the vegetables. "They pull on the plant until it is completely out of the ground. How cruel"

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