18 February 2004, 12:09
RSYLooks like PETA is running out of things to do...
Here's a good laugh for everyone:
http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story&cid=583&e=4&u=/nm/20040217/od_nm/odd_town_dcRSY
18 February 2004, 12:29
Kenneth DagenhartTo many idiots running around with nothing to do.
19 February 2004, 02:12
hikerbumDefinition of Vegetarian. Old Indian word for really bad hunter.
19 February 2004, 06:49
whiteeagleThey performed a similar act of idiocy here in New York a couple of years ago--asked the town of Fishkill to change its name, which they seemed to think encouraged violence toward their finny friends. Apparently never knew nor cared that "kill" was Dutch for "river".
21 February 2004, 05:34
Bwana-beActually, I encourage this sort of campaign.
For one, it's fairly harmless, but more importantly it highlights how retarded this line of thinking becomes the further into it you go.
21 February 2004, 05:41
RSYVery, very good point, Bwana-be. That was my first reaction: "Do they
really expect to be taken seriously?"
I'm afraid they do, and, luckily, that will likely be there demise.
It borders on high comedy.
RSY
21 February 2004, 09:32
MARK H. YOUNGAn interesting bit of info. on a related matter is the animal rights connection to the negative campaign against the Atkins diet. It seems that the people behind some of the most damaging research against the Atkins diet were the animal rights wackos. Of course the Atkins diet advocates good amounts of red meat therefore the diet is a target of the animal extremists.
21 February 2004, 11:45
holzaugePETA has decorated the Washinton D. C. subway with signs showing a white lab rat and a human baby. Caption "Even is animal testing would result in a cure for AIDS we would be against it." I simple couldn't make this stuff up. What planet are these clowns from? They condem themselves far more effecively than I ever could.
21 February 2004, 13:40
SevensOne of the problems with PETA is they pay no attention to facts. They have there mind set and can't be changed. They also have little respect. Just the other day some relatives of mine were walking through San Fransisco, one wearing her faux leopard rain coat (very fake looking), and they are passed by a group of no good bunny huggers who exclaim "I sure hope you ate that animal". The couple then proceeds to talk in an unusually loud voice about how only cruel, fat people ride the esculator, what a way to talk to a disabled war vetran. One day I'd like to invite a die-hard PETA member over and have a nice dinner with them, complete with the freshest of sushi (still wiggling fresh) and meat right off the deer.
Sevens
23 February 2004, 10:51
Stryker225I want to sling shot balls of beef jerky at them.
Or hump their ears.
23 February 2004, 11:52
ClawmuteBefore you laugh too hard at PeTA, consider this: PeTA is the must successful of the AR groups, and they have a budget of over $15 million per year - that's a lot of discretionary scratch.
If you're interested, here's what I think about their PR:
http://brianoconnor.typepad.com/animal_crackers/2004/02/peta_publicity_.html and
http://brianoconnor.typepad.com/animal_crackers/2004/01/petas_evil_geni_1.htmlBut this is what really frightens me:
http://brianoconnor.typepad.com/animal_crackers/2004/01/humane_indoctri.htmlAnd did you know of PeTA's overt connections to terrorists? Or that PeTA is tax exempt?
http://brianoconnor.typepad.com/animal_crackers/2004/02/petas_terrorist.htmlAnd then there's what other AR people are accomplishing in Canada:
http://brianoconnor.typepad.com/animal_crackers/2004/02/future_watch.htmlDon't underestimate these people ...
Clawmute
13 March 2004, 19:16
wrenchThis is your brain on no meat, keep it up and you'll breed yourselfs out of exisistance, which is fine with me. Just more good stuff for the rest of us.