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Hypocrisy on chewing animals: Why aren't we outraged about eating chickens

Hypocrisy on chewing animals: Why aren't we more outraged about eating chicken

Hypocrisy on chewing animals: Why aren’t we outraged about eating chickens
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The failure to frame the chickens’ welfare as anything other than a side issue poses important questions about the nature of our interactions with animals. Photo: Reuters

Caroline Spence | The Conversation
Like a B-movie for a post-Brexit era, consumers in Britain may soon be unwillingly cast in the 2019 blockbuster, Attack of the Chlorine Chickens. If news headlines are to be believed, flocks of toxic fowl are waiting to storm Britain’s shores like mini featherless zombies as part of a US-UK trade deal.
But before getting into a flap about the health risks of chlorine, we should maybe pause to consider why you would bleach a chicken in the first place. It is actually primarily to mitigate the disease risks from raising nearly

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