1945. Harold Melvin Agnew brings plutonium for atomic bomb "Fat Man" , later to be droped on Hiroshima.
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KFC food processing. | ||
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Pebble Shore Lake in Glacier National Park, Montana. + Show Spoiler + American Nazi Party leader George Lincoln Rockwell confronting Martin Luther King, Jr. in front of the Dallas County Courthouse during a voter registration drive led by King, Alabama, 1965. + Show Spoiler + Two South Vietnamese children gaze at an American paratrooper holding an M79 grenade launcher as they cling to their mothers who huddle against a canal bank for protection from sniper fire in the Bao Trai area, Vietnam, 1966. | ||
Penguinator
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Are.... Are you serious? | ||
perrysnagy
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trumpet43
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I was curious and shocked as well, so I did a bit of digging. It's called chick culling. I don't think that is a KFC hatchery because that practice is done primarily for chickens bread specifically to lay eggs. Since they don't have as good tasting meat as the bread specifically engineered for eating, the male egging chicks have no purpose. Soon after being sexed they are euthanized. Maceration, as seen in the gif, is probably the quickest way for this to be done. Electrocution is becoming more popular though. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chick_culling http://www.examiner.com/article/hatchery-defends-itself-as-chicks-are-ground-up-alive Personally this makes me reluctant to eat chicken or eggs, but I think in the grand scheme of things it is something my personal character can live with. Sucks that this is how things work though. EDIT: Also it is definitely NOT food processing. It is euthanasia to dispose of what the egg company sees as excess material. | ||
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On February 04 2014 09:01 Liman wrote: for those interested, this is the wiki article that came up when i image searched: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yugoslav_Partisans The picture caption from said article: Partisan fighter Stjepan "Stevo" Filipović shouting "Death to fascism, freedom to the People!" seconds before his execution by a Serbian State Guard (local collaborator) unit in Valjevo, occupied Yugoslavia. | ||
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A soldier making the long walk to defuse a car bomb in Northern Ireland. Regina Walters, moments before being murdered – Robert Ben Rhoades was a truck driver/serial killer that liked to pick up hitchhikers and torture them for a while in his truck before killing them. One of his victims was a 14 year old runaway from Texas named Regina Walters. Walters’ remains were found in an abandoned barn in Illinois. However, her disappearance wasn’t connected to Rhoades until after Rhoades was arrested for abducting another woman. When police searched Rhoades’ home they found this photo. Nazi rally at Nuremberg in 1937. This photo was taken by astronaut Michael Collins, when he took this photo he was the only human, alive or dead, that wasn’t in the frame of this picture. He travelled with Buzz Aldrin and Neil Armstrong and orbited the moon whilst they were landing to study the surface of the moon from farther out. Lithuanian man in shock after accidentally hitting and killing an eight year old. Turkish official teases starving Armenian children by showing them a piece of bread during the Armenian Genocide in 1915. A Filipino politician took this photo of his family moments before being assassinated. Two engineers died when the windmill they were working on caught fire. This might be the last picture taken of them alive. Picture was taken on October 29th, 2013 in the Netherlands. The orange Sossusvlei sand dunes in Namibia. Boy tries to wake up his alcoholic father. Man uses the suicide hotline on the Golden Gate Bridge. World War II veteran from Belarus Konstantin Pronin, 86, sits on a bench as he waits for his comrades at Gorky park during Victory Day in Moscow, Russia, on Monday, May 9, 2011. Konstantin comes to this place every year. This year he was the only person from the unit to show. Undulating clouds. | ||
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Loxley
Netherlands2480 Posts
Thank you for this little bit more of happy! Really could use it after the Chicken culling and other photo's on this page.. A young monk at the monastery in Myanmar | ||
Manit0u
Poland17173 Posts
The liger is a hybrid cross between a male lion and a tigress. Thus, it has parents with the same genus but of different species. It is distinct from the similar hybrid tigon. It is the largest of all known extant felines. Twice the size of an adult tiger. | ||
Thalandros
Netherlands1151 Posts
This made me do more research on the subject of how KFC handle their chicken, and it might mostly be in the states but it's actually almost as bad as this. Thanks for silently enlightening me. Only eating biological chicken/eggs ever again. By the way, the chick culling that was linked: Apparently another common form is Asphyxiation. I want to puke and then die now. Jesus christ... x.x | ||
Manit0u
Poland17173 Posts
On February 09 2014 01:44 Thalandros wrote: This made me do more research on the subject of how KFC handle their chicken, and it might mostly be in the states but it's actually almost as bad as this. Thanks for silently enlightening me. Only eating biological chicken/eggs ever again. By the way, the chick culling that was linked: Apparently another common form is Asphyxiation. I want to puke and then die now. Jesus christ... x.x No worries. Some of the research suggests that at the current rate of world development and population increase we probably won't be able to feed enough people in 10-30 years from now (30 being very optimistic, and we're talking developed countries here, not 3rd world). Imagine the kind of food you'll be eating then... | ||
Cokefreak
Finland8094 Posts
On February 09 2014 04:17 Manit0u wrote: No worries. Some of the research suggests that at the current rate of world development and population increase we probably won't be able to feed enough people in 10-30 years from now (30 being very optimistic, and we're talking developed countries here, not 3rd world). Imagine the kind of food you'll be eating then... Apparently grasshoppers are delicious. | ||
Manit0u
Poland17173 Posts
I've read too much Orwell, Dick and Gibson to know better than that... We'll be eating recycled people who died of hunger, you heard it here first. | ||
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