Turkey segregation

In Barrons Farm Fresh Produce, all turkeys are equal and run wild and free. However, in Forest Lodge Farm, things are very different. The black Bronze Free Range turkeys do whatever they want in the field, whilst the Barn Reared white turkeys stay in a closeted environment for their whole lives with a man who prods them up the arse.

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The year was 1885: the British Empire was at it's height. In the unkept fields of Essex, farms were constructed: British humans and turkeys living in perfect harmony. That was, of course, until the white turkeys brought in black turkeys as slaves. The humans were disgusted: slavery was outlawed in the human British Empire, and this was Forest Lodge Farm. The humans of the farm were then enslaved by the white turkey, and forced to live in crampt barns with the black slave turkeys. This was horribly racist.

However, the humans started prodding the black turkeys in the arses with sticks. The black turkeys rose up in 1915, when most of the white turkeys were fighting in World War I. The black turkeys took over, and turned free range, whilst the arse prodding humans and racist white turkeys were trapped in the barns for the rest of eternity, as were their children, and their children, and their children...

For more on this story, see The Long Story.