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Centerfold Stripper Midgets Chickens 2010 Shankbone
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A troupe of little people in chicken suits flocked to McDonald's in Times Square brandishing signs declaring, "I Am Not a Nugget!" The diminutive dancers from Centerfold Strips—which bills itself as the number one source for midget and dwarf strippers—made their entrance in a pink stretch Mini Cooper and pound ed the pavement in a choreographed musical protest against McDonald's outdated and unkind slaughter practices.

Chickens who are raised for McNuggets are killed using an old-fashioned method that causes millions of birds to have their wings broken and many to be scalded to death in defeathering tanks. Often the chickens are still conscious when they are sent, upside down, to the knife. A less cruel slaughter method—and one that is already used by McDonald's European suppliers—is available, but the company refuses to require its U.S. suppliers to upgrade to it.

"We hope our little protest calls attention to the big cruelty that McDonald's inflicts on chickens every day," -- PETA Senior Vice President Dan Mathews, who was on the scene.

(David Shankbone)


Centerfold Stripper Midgets Chickens 11 2010 Shankbone
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Image by david_shankbone
A troupe of little people in chicken suits flocked to McDonald's in Times Square brandishing signs declaring, "I Am Not a Nugget!" The diminutive dancers from Centerfold Strips—which bills itself as the number one source for midget and dwarf strippers—made their entrance in a pink stretch Mini Cooper and pound ed the pavement in a choreographed musical protest against McDonald's outdated and unkind slaughter practices.

Chickens who are raised for McNuggets are killed using an old-fashioned method that causes millions of birds to have their wings broken and many to be scalded to death in defeathering tanks. Often the chickens are still conscious when they are sent, upside down, to the knife. A less cruel slaughter method—and one that is already used by McDonald's European suppliers—is available, but the company refuses to require its U.S. suppliers to upgrade to it.

"We hope our little protest calls attention to the big cruelty that McDonald's inflicts on chickens every day," -- PETA Senior Vice President Dan Mathews, who was on the scene.

(David Shankbone)

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