2013-02-23, 04:18 AM
FrozNlite Wrote:BUT AGAIN:
THIS is the point we're trying to make. The crux of this issue is not the literal specifics of the surprise inside the chicken, but the fact there was something that wasn't supposed to be there to begin with. The whole issue here is compounded by the fact that many of you have no problem with it - and it's your complacency and indifference to these kinds of mistakes that allow them to continue, at times being actually serious, like finding enterohemorrhagic E. coli in your hamburger. When something is wrong, you need to say something about it, not be paid off with vouchers so the company can continue whatever disastrously unhealthy production practices it follows.
It's just like calling out people for being racist if they're blatantly offensive and/or using derogatory slurs, right before turning around and telling a "really funny joke" about feeling uneasy seeing a veterinary clinic next to a Chinese restaurant. Though you may have stopped a clear example of racism, in the seemingly "harmless" joke you upheld a racial stereotype, further perpetuating a social culture of symbolic racism that, to some, subconsciously validates their bigoted beliefs, enabling them to act out their racial phobias by being blatantly offensive and/or using derogatory slurs. Or worse.
Point is, you're keeping the cycle alive by not taking offense to and speaking out against the principle of the issue here.
I'm not taking offense because I don't think there' an actual problem. There is no 100%. Mistakes do happen. They can't be entirely prevented. If this happened constantly? Yeah, if people kept finding kidneys in their chicken wings I would think something is wrong and they need to fix whatever problem is causing this. But this is a single event in a sea of happy sales. A fallen kidney stone at the high end of a bell curve.