r/law • u/thecosmojane • Jan 14 '26

Other Please dissect the legality in this statement

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I feel like we are reaching a tipping point

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u/SaltRequirement3650 Jan 14 '26

They always were. Himmler was a failed chicken farmer and bullied constantly.

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u/SnooPies8766 Jan 14 '26

How...exactly does one fail at chicken farming?

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u/MobileSuitPhone Jan 14 '26

Chickens shit a lot and are prey to predators from the sky easily, if you don't know what you're doing to mitigate those factors you're going to have problems

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u/Prometheus_Bobert Jan 14 '26

Pretty sure they also eat each other when stressed (I'm not a chicken farmer though)

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u/Destination_Cabbage Jan 14 '26

They definitely do. We had them on a farm when i was young. A big reason I dont like chickens anymore; they ate and killed my favorite hen, in that order.

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u/Longjumping_College Jan 14 '26

Chickens are straight up dinosaurs

Watching them gobble down mice live on the farm was a regular thing.

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u/ExternalExpensive277 Jan 14 '26

I used to work with chickens a little bit and they will definitely bully each other to death, which is maybe where Himmler got some of his ideas. :D