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Insane ruling. Words have meaning. It’s at worst, negligent and dangerous, at best fraud and false advertising.
by blackeyeblitzar 2y ago
Insane ruling. Words have meaning. It’s at worst, negligent and dangerous, at best fraud and false advertising.
- harrisi 2y agoI think calling breaded chicken breast a "wing" is the more clear issue. If I sold "bone-ful chicken breast" which was actually just a chicken wing, I'd expect to get in some kind of trouble. I don't understand why it's accepted in the other direction.
- NikkiA 2y agoI could accept 'boneless' to mean 'not necessarily free of ground up bone mixed amid the chicken that is too small to cause issues', but 'not necessarily free of solid pieces of bone' is absurd.
- TiredOfLife 2y agoWords stopped to have meaning when they redefined literally as figuratively.