Unhappy Meals Now at McDonalds, Courtesy of PETA

Published by PETA.

The adorable peta2 mascot, Not a Nugget, is out to educate people about an issue that is near and dear to his heart: the abuse of chickens killed for McDonald’s Happy Meals. To alert young and old alike to the suffering that goes into every McNugget, Not a Nugget is embarking on a tour of the U.S., tirelessly handing out free Unhappy Meals to each and every McDonald’s customer who crosses his path.

 

Our Unhappy Meals include a menacing “Ronald McDonald” cutout, a “blood”-filled packet, a “bloody” plastic chicken, and a “McCruelty” T-shirt wrapped in such a way that it resembles a chicken sandwich.
Not a Nugget
Our Unhappy Meal just might be the first toy for this couple’s impending bundle of joy.
Not a Nugget
These kids were quick to pick up our posters once they learned how chickens are killed for McDonald’s Happy Meals.
Not a Nugget
Who’s cuter? Tough decision.
Not a Nugget
McDonald’s has lost a lot of customers because it hasn’t acted to eliminate the worst abuses of chickens killed for its restaurants.
Not a Nugget

 

Want to know when Not a Nugget is going to be in your town? Sign up for our Action Team today and find out about demonstrations in your area.

Written by Liz Graffeo

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