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I love Peta Adam and Eve were vegetarians
I love peta And the way they stand up for animals. They give KFC a hard time and free tortured animals.
I really like people like that. I guess I am a supporter.
Do you like PETA?
If anyone leaves a negative response I might donate some money for each one to help their cause.
This is their latest thing..
SeaWorld killer whales are slaves - PETA | News.com.au
I love peta And the way they stand up for animals. They give KFC a hard time and free tortured animals.
I really like people like that. I guess I am a supporter.
Do you like PETA?
If anyone leaves a negative response I might donate some money for each one to help their cause.
This is their latest thing..
SeaWorld killer whales are slaves - PETA | News.com.au
I'm a pro life vegan, and while PETA is not my first choice of an organization to support, I don't get the PETA hate for a number of reasons. The first is an assumption that compassion is finite...e.g. if a person cares about how animals are treated or used then can't also care about how humans are treated. In fact, I would say compassion, like fitness, grows as it is exercised. A person who can watch with open eyes what goes on in a factory farm and not be moved may be more likely to be desensitized to the plight of their fellow humans as well, while someone who feels compassion for some living things may have an easier time extending it to other living things.
The second assumption is that animal issues and hunger in humans are unrelated. A diet based on meat is very unefficient in that it takes many times the calories you get from a piece of meat to feed the animal. So say you have enough corn to keep 80 people alive for another day. Do you feed the eight people, or feed one animal all the corn so that when the animal is slaughtered 10 people can eat for another day? We could feed more people if we stopped basing our diets around meat. Water use is also a concern and once again, raising meat is an inefficient use of water.
I wonder why they do that? I didn't realize they did that until I started this thread.I would rather support an organization that doesn't kill unless the animal is in intractable pain. Given PETA's 97 percent euthanization rate, I will go somewhere else. There are plenty of no-kill shelters to support.
I wonder why they do that? I didn't realize they did that until I started this thread.
And all the firstborn in the land of Egypt shall die, from the firstborn of Pharaoh that sitteth upon his throne, even unto the firstborn of the maidservant that is behind the mill; and all the firstborn of beasts.
Sounds good, keep wrecking your world because of a bible verse... I am sure the athiests and other religions will love you for it.I dont read anywhere in the bible where Jesus went about healing sick animals or feeding the 5 thousand cattle. He does make mention that God takes care of his creation and its animals. Now that also includes animals eating other tasty animals.
What he did was warn people about the coming sudden destruction of the world in fire.
Today the grass is green, and tomorrow it is thrown into the fire.
Besides that what did all the animals do to deserve Noah's flood, God could have just wiped out all the people, but he said the whole earth was corrupt in his sight.
How many of you know that when God killed the first born in Egypt, it also included the first born among the livestock cattle.?
And what about the millions of animals sacrificed on the alter to atone for sins of the people?
That s cool each to their own with that.. Peta makes likeable ads though at times I must admit. they take a different direction with a cause. They do do funny things I must admit in their extremism.I think that people who truly think PETA's cause to be a good one need to really pay close attention to PGP Protector's posts on the first page of the thread, and then re-evaluate their support of that group.
I'm anti-animal cruelty, but that doesn't translate into not eating meat for me. I eat very little meat and spend a considerable amount of my year eating vegetarian (even vegan- due to Orthodox fasting rules)- but some essential nutrients only come from animal products. I have no trouble with those who are full time vegan- but I can't get behind PETA's cause. Sorry.
Eh, I can't be vegetarian because of health reasons but I wish I could. I don't like PETA attacking people who really actually CAN'T be vegetarian. I think they have good intentions but often go about things in the wrong way.
To KWCrazy: "KFC...provides a quality food contribution." No, they really don't. They don't even try to hide the fact that they inject their chickens with hormones to make them grow much faster than normal. Hormones are still present as you eat the chicken. I wouldn't call that "quality". Their animal abuse is also very well known. Many (most?) of their chickens are boiled alive.
I stopped eating KFC around 2008 and haven't eaten there since.