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KFC Canada has decided to serve only halal-certified chicken and remove pork products from its menu, sparking a debate among customers.
Some support the move for its perceived health benefits and inclusivity, while others are boycotting KFC due to concerns about religious practices and the exclusion of other dietary preferences.
The controversy has highlighted broader discussions about cultural sensitivity, religious freedom, and the role of fast-food chains in accommodating diverse customer needs.
REACTIONS ONLINE
KFC in Canada is requiring all of their Ontario stores to serve Halal chicken exclusively.
They are also discontinuing pork products.
Truly insane times.
I have been warning the West about this for a long time. pic.twitter.com/Ae66Gai6TZ
— Brigitte Gabriel (@ACTBrigitte) July 7, 2024
Since KFC Canada is now requiring all of their Ontario stores to serve Halal chicken exclusively.
It's important to talk about the Halal industry and its ties to terrorism.
Here are the facts. pic.twitter.com/4hFy47O21N
— Brigitte Gabriel (@ACTBrigitte) July 7, 2024
KFC in Canada has gone WOKE, converting all their chicken products to HALAL. Next thing you know, their female employees will wear burqas and each meal will come with a free prayer rug.
Is it time to #BoycottKFC? Discuss.
Read more: https://t.co/VGd7K2neUS pic.twitter.com/bat0sH5lGa
— Mark Slapinski (@mark_slapinski) July 7, 2024
The best thing on Twitter today is Canadian right-wingers reacting to the news of KFC Canada going halal by saying they're switching to Mary Brown's, not knowing Mary Browns has been certified halal in most big-city locations for years pic.twitter.com/0hX4aWJTCl
— ℳatt (@matttomic) July 7, 2024
