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$5 CHICKEN EXPOSED Creepy AI Video Goes Viral Claiming To Reveal How Costco And Other Stores Keep Their Chicken At $5!

Is Chicken All that Bad?

By Skyler SaundersPublished about 9 hours ago 3 min read

At least in some videos, you know that it is obviously AI. In this clip, a chicken explains the difference between “real” chicken and “modified” chicken. The grotesque figure with bulbous eyes, bruised skin, and decaying teeth walks down a processing plant lane to show the chickens that can be found at your neighborhood supermarket. The ones that are encased in plastic and ready to eat, this chicken claims is full of “GMOs.” Let’s stop right there; genetically modified organisms have been part of the diet for centuries starting chiefly with American Indians who used the process of altering the genes to produce more corn.

All it takes is for someone to be spooked by the sound of GMO and they go berserk. This debate over what is really in the food and how much the government allows is false. The state, firstly, should not be granted the reins when it comes to inspecting or allowing or disallowing certain foods to go out onto shelves.

What this video seeks to do is address a valid claim that food could be harming individuals. But it goes about it the wrong way making a creepy chicken pass down rhetoric that just because big box and chain grocers deliver cheap, quality products there’s something wrong with that. It is a fiasco that should be stopped immediately.

There is no place for this kind of show. Of all the things to be worried about, it’s not the chicken in our grocery stores. If anything, it should be the government’s fault for stepping over its bounds as defenders of individual rights. The USDA especially should not exist. The FDA should not exist. They are parasites preying on the minds of mainly adults who wish to make informed decisions about the products they buy for themselves and others.

It is with the notion that all the foods that Americans in particular consume are unhealthy at best that makes for the private sector to suffer. In some ways the bad actors in the private economy cash in on the idea of commercializing foods that allegedly promote better wellness. During these times of increased uncertainty, all it takes is a little common sense and wisdom to show that there is a difference between the chicken you eat moderately and that which you consume on a daily basis. The argument might shift (might) to the thought of food stuff doing damage to our diets. Facts remain. We are able to produce more food than ever before with a fraction of the amount of farmers. This is directly tied to the semi-capitalist market in which we live. We’re able to enjoy all kinds of different food items based on the markets which produce some of the best, freshest, and safest items on the market. There should be no outcry or animated video portending the “dangers” of chicken consumption. If there should be anything, there should be campaigns spelling out the benefits of GMOs.

In order to fully grasp the idea of propaganda, one must possess a discerning and powerful mind. Some slick salesmen get their rocks off by having people develop these kinds of videos. They are not capitalists but stooges who wish to take on the public and influence people to spend their dollars elsewhere. Where? Who knows? They would rather have people make these sick videos than to have legitimate physicians and dieticians call the shots.

What must be curtailed and eventually eliminated from the free market. They’re just as bad if not worse than the statist vermin who only want to rule, not inform. That’s the chicken business.

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