PeTA: Mind Your Business


Parents upset over PETA turkey ad
The majority of vegans I’ve met during my lifetime are judgmental, sometimes emaciated people who push their I’m-better-than-you-because-I-don’t-eat meat agenda whenever they’re not eating. I’ve never gotten in their face and demand they eat a cheeseburger, and certainly not approached their kids. Why can’t they leave the rest of us happy carnivores the fuck alone?

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7 Responses to PeTA: Mind Your Business

  1. The Machine says:

    Living near the PETA headquarters building, I have had a lot of fun. 

    In this instance I’d be tellin’ ‘em how their wonderful friends in N. Korea consider dog to be a delicacy…

     The first rule in talking to a liberal is:  Be Outrageous

  2. Tallyman says:

    Do these morally superior also condemn the wolf, the tiger or the eagles?   Who is their god(dess) who delivered their doctrine of veganism?    Does veganism make them feel good and morally superior to others?  Go buy a Chevy Volt, turn off your heat and electricity, never ever use poisons against roaches, rats, mice,  bacteria, and viruses, which are all living animates and  then shut up.

    • tv2112 says:

      Tallyman,

        Haven’t you seen Scott Pilgrim vs. the World? Veganism endows you with super powers! If the world went to crap if it was between feeding the family or keeping a dog….the family gonna eat! But the cat would go first,..over rice! I find it humorous that people crinkle thier faces and look down upon other cultures that eat what Americans consider pets. Had Kagolgi in Korea and cat in Dahahran (over rice). Both were really tasty. Then again I guess if you hunt and fish, it’s easier to try new things with an open mind. In fact I wish I would have hit the jack rabbit we saw yesterday. But trying to hit a small target moving at incredible speed from 125 yards away with a Judge is near impossible.

           Anyway, silly Vegans, meat is for kids!!!!

  3. n.n says:

    People for Euthanasia of Throwaway Animals

    I wonder if they have commented on the several hundred thousand birds — including endangered species — that are slaughtered annually inside America as they run the windmill (i.e. “green” energy) gauntlet. Perhaps they justify it as Planned Paring.

    Their philosophy is incompatible with both the natural and enlightened orders. Their principles predispose them to extremes and are at odds with their articles of evolution. Truly a perverse order.

    • Igor says:

      I belong to the Grand Order of the People Eating Tasty Animals.  Preferrably with barbecue sauce, but a good rub is also welcome.  Yes, if it comes down to me or the dog, Fido is on the menu for the next meal.

      These idiots are nucking futz.

  4. bobkatowc51 says:

    The Machine hit it on the head. Dogs can be a food source. I’ve personally seen them on the BBQ pit in a southeast Asian country . I imagine that if push came to shove…………

  5. GoodMojo says:

    The way progressives are always trying to “back door” children by usurping the role of the parent is infuriating.

    Here, PETA argues for the “ethical treatment of animals”, a position not entirely without nobility.

    The problem comes when, while promoting the goal, they indulge themselves in the unethical treatment of parents and their children. (Of course, I may be impolite for bring that up)

    Assuming PETA is run by adults, they have no business engaging children outside their parents’ wishes. Aim your ads at other adults, raise your own children, and allow other parents to raise theirs.

    From Chennai Vegan Drinks:  “When children are exposed to ads with sexual content like the Axe deo ads. What is wrong with this thought proving ad?

    My response: The AXE commercial, and the like, have their own issues. Bottom line, neither of the cited examples are ‘Toys-R-Us’ commercials.

    The primary difference, (in my opinion) is that the AXE ad attempts to induce adults to buy a product. That’s a company’s job. The PETA ad however, attempts to impose a direction on childrens’ moral compasses. That’s a PARENT’S job.

    When an AXE commercial airs, with the premise that minor children should use AXE because the makers feel little boys aren’t getting all the sex they deserve, you may be nearing a parallel.

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