2013-02-23, 12:39 PM
^^^ This doesn't just happen in fast food. It happens in all mass food production. It's an unfortunate reality.
It's no problem that someone is terrified when they see something they don't recognize in their food and freak out. The problem is when people take this isolated event and elevate it to the point that it's equivalent to a company knowingly putting drugged horsemeat in their food. Making a mountain of horse meat out of a molehill of chicken kidney.
Curtiss Wrote:And that's why this KFC one became a big issue too, I reckon. While they are separate issues most people would be freaked out if they heard about this horsemeat scandal and then found an uninvited guest in their meal later even if it's later discovered to be safe.
It's no problem that someone is terrified when they see something they don't recognize in their food and freak out. The problem is when people take this isolated event and elevate it to the point that it's equivalent to a company knowingly putting drugged horsemeat in their food. Making a mountain of horse meat out of a molehill of chicken kidney.