In the land of reality, chicken farming can get pretty ghoulish. "Birds living too close together and acting out their territorial meanness? What do you mean space them out more? Just melt their beaks off so they can't peck." Some of the processing machines can be less than 100%. "Saw missed an artery and the bird's still alive? Into the scalder it goes! Those feathers need to come off."
These aren't things people usually want to hear, "please, my appetite." I don't really go out of my way to talk about it, but sometimes it comes up organically in a conversation I didn't steer.
In some cases, there's laws against it.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ag-gagProponents of the laws note that public documentation of factory farming practices will result in negative consequences for the industry. "State Sen. David Hinkins (R), who sponsored Utah's law, said it was aimed at the 'vegetarian people who are trying to kill the animal industry.'"
rofl
"It's so bad that filming it will hurt the industry!"
"I know, let's not film it!"
Amazing.