lol, lets look at PETA:
PETA does not operate a no-kill policy and euthanizes the majority of animals that come into its care. It recommends euthanasia for sick and dying animals, for certain breeds of animals (e.g. pit bull terriers)[58] and in certain situations for unwanted animals in shelters: for example, for those living for long periods in cramped cages.[6] Ingrid Newkirk has said: "Our service is to provide a peaceful and painless death to animals who no one wants."
They say animals aren't ours to do things with; I guess every peta member also agrees with euthanising humans too.
PETA was criticized in 2005 when police investigators staked out a garbage dumpster in Ahoskie, North Carolina, after discovering that over one hundred dead animals had been left there in sacks over the course of a month
Ugh.
PETA makes an argument that Christian values of compassion extend to all living creatures and are inconsistent with cruelty to animals. It then promotes vegetarianism based on that argument.
lol... I imagine that probably works as well.
PETA regularly asks towns and cities whose names in its view are suggestive of animal exploitation to change their names.
Touchy. They prolly also want the word 'meat' to be removed so that it's harder for people to buy, sell and talk about it, hence making it much more frustrating forcing people to become more comfy eating lettuce.
Another pamphlet, "Your Daddy Kills Animals!"[100] showed a cartoon father gutting a fish, and stated: "Since your daddy is teaching you the wrong lessons about right and wrong, you should teach him fishing is killing. Until your daddy learns it's not fun to kill, keep your doggies and kitties away from him. He's so hooked on killing defenseless animals, they could be next."
Yeh, cause a good clean fight 'aint gonna work...
..I hate it when media projects take advantage of ignorance; Its a despicable everday crime, and so many people are guilty of it every day.
Every year, naked PETA activists, wearing red scarves and bull horns, take to the streets of Pamplona two days before the city's annual "Running of the Bulls" in protest at the tradition, which sees bulls goaded and injured by the crowd.
Weeeeeeeeee!
In 2002, the effort to promote beer over milk was revived by PETA after a two year hiatus.
Yes, this is because more people were injured and or killed from drunk driving because of it
While still in the legal procedings over "peta.org," PETA registered the domains www.ringlingbrothers.com and www.voguemagazine.com, using the sites to highlight the cruelty that they say Ringling Brothers and Barnum & Bailey Circus and Vogue were guilty of. PETA later surrendered the domains under threat of legal action over trademark infringement.
Someone did that to them first though ( "People Eating Tasty Animals" organisation registered peta.org). They said that "the people who are doing this are the lowest of the low.", then decided to do the same, you know, an eye for an eye.
.... On a less critizing note they have done some good things here and there probably...
eg: Many would care that their KFC chicken's they eat were drowned alive in boiling water after having their limbs broken, in fact, i can hear the vegetarianisation of on or two people reading this right now (or at least the Anti KFC-ing; Its a 'clunky' 'beep beep' kind of sound).
Publically stating something like this he died like that is amazingly despicable though.
*squiggles* (... Whatever squiggling is.)
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