Woke activists demand KFC site is turned into 'chicken empathy museum'

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Woke activists demand KFC site is turned into 'chicken empathy museum'.

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Animal rights campaigners have demanded a former KFC is turned into the world's first "chicken empathy museum".The ex-KFC on Lord Street in Fleetwood, Lancashire, has been put up for sale.Campaign group Peta has now written to Landwood Property Auctions to "borrow" the site or have it be "donated for educational purposes".Dawn Carr, the organisation's vice president of vegan projects, said she was writing on behalf of 1.2 million Peta activists.

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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say She said: "Such an attraction would turn a building once associated with selling the parts of dead chickens into one that celebrates the hearts of alive ones."Most people know chickens only as 'nuggets', 'wings', or 'fillets', yet these remarkable birds are intelligent, inquisitive individuals with their own unique personalities."Local Labour councillor Mary Belshaw said it was a "novel idea".She told the BBC she would rather have the "museum" than "another large empty property on our high street"."Who knows?...

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