KFC trialing Halal at various restaurants throughout the UK

[Mobile Chicane]

Halal schmalal. Whichever meat costs less to produce, I bet that's what you're really eating.

[968]

SmoothRB said:

Next step is for businesses in 'Muslims areas' to be 'asked' to go Halal.

It's a creeping movement to a Balkanisation of the UK.

Utterly hysterical rubbish.

As pointed out above, eaten a curry recently?

[anonymous-user]

Tried the KFC halal stuff and it's crap! It seems that they leave the gooey fatty stuff on there before frying it. Dixi is a lot better....

[anonymous-user]

Mobile Chicane said:

Halal schmalal. Whichever meat costs less to produce, I bet that's what you're really eating.

In all honesty your are most likely right there....

Edit - Acer laptop with sticky keys...

Edited by anonymous-user on Tuesday 16th March 21:46

[andyroo]

So a chicken fast food restaurant won't be serving pork products then? Right.

And the animals have to be alive before they are killed. Ok.

The slaughterhouse has to kill the animal in the name of Allah - not sure how that one works - would a sign do?

Seems pretty barmy and pointless to me.

[MonkeyHanger]

Trommel said:

Complaining about what you're eating when it's coming from KFC in any case seems a bit ridiculous.

I used to work for a company who did a lot of repair work for KFC. Having seen areas that customers don't (Kitchens, staff rest rooms etc) there's no way i'd eat anything made there.

[Plotloss]

I was always under the impression that in the large volume Halal Abbatoirs the priest type fella is merely present on site, rather than involved in the ritual as such.

[968]

Plotloss said:

I was always under the impression that in the large volume Halal Abbatoirs the priest type fella is merely present on site, rather than involved in the ritual as such.

Yeah pretty much. As said many times before, this is a non-story and unsurprisingly for PH, this has turned into an Islamification of the UK 'we're all doomed' thread.

[SmoothRB]

968 said:

SmoothRB said:

Next step is for businesses in 'Muslims areas' to be 'asked' to go Halal.

It's a creeping movement to a Balkanisation of the UK.

Utterly hysterical rubbish.

As pointed out above, eaten a curry recently?

A curry house increases choice, this restricts it by banning non-halal food in the shop in question.

So your analogy is a fail.

Edited by SmoothRB on Tuesday 16th March 21:52

[968]

SmoothRB said:

968 said:

SmoothRB said:

Next step is for businesses in 'Muslims areas' to be 'asked' to go Halal.

It's a creeping movement to a Balkanisation of the UK.

Utterly hysterical rubbish.

As pointed out above, eaten a curry recently?

A curry house increases choice, this restricts it by banning non-halal food in the shop in question.

So your analogy is a fail.

Edited by SmoothRB on Tuesday 16th March 21:52

Nope, a curry is likely to be halal, which you've eaten, with no protest you hypocrit. So your hysterical bks is a fail.

[s2art]

968 said:

SmoothRB said:

968 said:

SmoothRB said:

Next step is for businesses in 'Muslims areas' to be 'asked' to go Halal.

It's a creeping movement to a Balkanisation of the UK.

Utterly hysterical rubbish.

As pointed out above, eaten a curry recently?

A curry house increases choice, this restricts it by banning non-halal food in the shop in question.

So your analogy is a fail.

Edited by SmoothRB on Tuesday 16th March 21:52

Nope, a curry is likely to be halal, which you've eaten, with no protest you hypocrit. So your hysterical bks is a fail.

How does a curry being halal restrict choice? Now if there were no curry houses that would restrict choice.

[Monki]

I stopped going to KFC when they stopped employing staff who could speak english!

I think this is a bit of a non-story, although I can see how some would interpret it as further "Islamification". At the end of the day, KFC is a business there to make money, so if using halal meat can do that, then leave them to it

[968]

s2art said:

968 said:

SmoothRB said:

968 said:

SmoothRB said:

Next step is for businesses in 'Muslims areas' to be 'asked' to go Halal.

It's a creeping movement to a Balkanisation of the UK.

Utterly hysterical rubbish.

As pointed out above, eaten a curry recently?

A curry house increases choice, this restricts it by banning non-halal food in the shop in question.

So your analogy is a fail.

Edited by SmoothRB on Tuesday 16th March 21:52

Nope, a curry is likely to be halal, which you've eaten, with no protest you hypocrit. So your hysterical bks is a fail.

How does a curry being halal restrict choice? Now if there were no curry houses that would restrict choice.

And KFC serving halal chicken in a few of their outlets restricts choice? Are you really that ridiculous? Get a grip. If you don't like fried chicken from there because it's halal, yet you can scoff a kebab or a curry which are likely to be halal, I'd suggest the problem is with you.

[Plotloss]

Tell you what, this thread needs a touch of Dahabia

[s2art]

968 said:

s2art said:

968 said:

SmoothRB said:

968 said:

SmoothRB said:

Next step is for businesses in 'Muslims areas' to be 'asked' to go Halal.

It's a creeping movement to a Balkanisation of the UK.

Utterly hysterical rubbish.

As pointed out above, eaten a curry recently?

A curry house increases choice, this restricts it by banning non-halal food in the shop in question.

So your analogy is a fail.

Edited by SmoothRB on Tuesday 16th March 21:52

Nope, a curry is likely to be halal, which you've eaten, with no protest you hypocrit. So your hysterical bks is a fail.

How does a curry being halal restrict choice? Now if there were no curry houses that would restrict choice.

And KFC serving halal chicken in a few of their outlets restricts choice? Are you really that ridiculous? Get a grip. If you don't like fried chicken from there because it's halal, yet you can scoff a kebab or a curry which are likely to be halal, I'd suggest the problem is with you.

I never claimed that it did. Try reading for comprehension. My point was that your argument was irrational.

[968]

s2art said:

How does a curry being halal restrict choice? Now if there were no curry houses that would restrict choice.

968 said:

And KFC serving halal chicken in a few of their outlets restricts choice? Are you really that ridiculous? Get a grip. If you don't like fried chicken from there because it's halal, yet you can scoff a kebab or a curry which are likely to be halal, I'd suggest the problem is with you.

I never claimed that it did. Try reading for comprehension. My point was that your argument was irrational.

I didn't say curry houses serving halal food did restrict choice. It's the various hypocrits who frequent threads such as these who have suddenly found either their animal rights concerns or their concerns about the 'islamification' of the UK, who happily eat curry/kebabs, but are holding the hems of their skirts in terror about KFC serving halal chicken in a few outlets.

Comprehend that?

edited so as not to offend s2uart, lest I be accused of being unable to speak English again.

Edited by 968 on Tuesday 16th March 22:13

[s2art]

Sort your quoting out. And its you who needs to think about your comprehension. Sorry if English isnt your first language.

[968]

s2art said:

Sort your quoting out. And its you who needs to think about your comprehension. Sorry if English isnt your first language.

Oh, sorry, being not ethnically British like you, I clearly can't speak English.

[s2art]

968 said:

s2art said:

Sort your quoting out. And its you who needs to think about your comprehension. Sorry if English isnt your first language.

Oh, sorry, being not ethnically British like you, I clearly can't speak English.

Or at least understand plain English anyway.

[Plotloss]

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