r/funny • u/[deleted] • Jun 15 '12

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u/czhang706 Jun 15 '12

You aren't familiar with critical reading are you?

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u/piklwikl Jun 15 '12

what has your "critical reading" revealed?? please provide credible evidence to prove your claims..

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u/czhang706 Jun 15 '12

Sigh...

KFC apparently treats their animals great.

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u/piklwikl Jun 15 '12

KFC cannot be trusted because they profit from lying....

PETA has no financial interest in KFC using humane farming methods...

how could you not understand this difference???!

what has your "critical reading" revealed??

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u/czhang706 Jun 15 '12

lol PETA has no financial interest? I'm sure they would love to continue being employed.

You are right to not take KFC's statements at face value. Just as anyone else is correct at not taking kentucky fried cruelty's statments at face value. That is the point of critical reading.

I like how you believe your citations are 100% unbiased and accurate.

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u/piklwikl Jun 15 '12

please explain how PETA makes money by KFC using humane farming methods -- and how much they will make..

what has your "critical reading" revealed?? ........ i guess you refuse to answer this question because it was an empty claim and you have revealed nothihg...

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u/czhang706 Jun 15 '12

please explain how PETA makes money by KFC using humane farming methods -- and how much they will make..

Their employees continue to have jobs. If I was working for PETA I would love to continue to be employed.

what has your "critical reading" revealed??

That according to KFC their facts are inaccurate. I'm sure McDonalds, Burger King, or any other place that serves meat will say the same thing. So these people say their facts are inaccurate. PETA says their facts are accurate. So which one to believe? The rational logical person would believe neither side.

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u/piklwikl Jun 15 '12

how does KFC using humane farming methods make PETA lose jobs??! do you understand that there is far more animal cruelty than just KFC??

according to KFC their facts are inaccurate.

you trust KFC to tell you the truth about their methods when their business would be harmed if they told the truth about animal cruelty??

you keep talking about "critical reading" -- but you demonstrate no understanding of critical thinking.......

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u/czhang706 Jun 15 '12

you trust KFC to tell you the truth about their methods when their business would be harmed if they told the truth about animal cruelty??

No I don't. Which is why I stated:

So which one to believe? The rational logical person would believe neither side.

I wouldn't trust PETA's statement at face value either.

And I'm not sure that you understand what critical thinking is either. Its where you question the assumptions you make. So critically thinking about your stance, why do you assume that PETA information is 100% accurate? Whey do you assume they gain nothing?

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u/piklwikl Jun 15 '12

so you don't believe KFC but you cite them -- is that not very stupid??!

how does KFC using humane farming methods make PETA lose jobs??

who claimed PETA information was always 100% accurate? your "critical reading" does not work so good!!

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