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I raise chickens. Cornish crossed with white Plymouth Rocks are the dominant meat bird available across the US and have been since the 40's, nothing new. They are typically butchered at about 8 weeks old, and their legs definitely don't "snap" at that age. But if you let them grow to adulthood, they can have physical issues, but of course they aren't meant to grow to adulthood. Same issue with broad breasted turkeys and Pekin ducks, you are raising a structure that meat is growing on, you aren't raising a pet meant to live 20 years. I eat plenty of my other varieties of chickens, but they aren't anywhere near as efficient at growing meat or as tender and delicious as a Cornish/Rock cross.

We reduced the number of chickens we have to kill by 75% and they're complaining anyway.

The "often snap their legs"? Seriously? This is just stupid. I've been around poultry my entire life. Yes, we breed everything for our purposes, and those purposes don't include extended life or flight/speed.

They’re just bloatmaxing.

Forget the Enhanced Games. Let's see the Eugenics Games.

Eat ruminant animals frens

IIRC this was a result of WW2 and trying to maximize resources, and before that they weren't bred as large or slaughtered as early. Can't really comment on how it actually affects their health though (I assume the image here is from PETA or something similar)

How chickens have to die for a nigger to eat a bucket of Hot Wangz?

Who the fuck is growing >9lb chickens?