OMG peta's plan to save the planet.

[McAvoy]

They don't care about animals either. That's just a tagline to get money.

[Pollock]

That would be a funny parody logo/bumper sticker:

We're PeTA: We don't care about animals. They're just a tagline we use to get your $.

[McAvoy]

I have seen a few Anti Peta bumper stickers out there so maybe there is a market.

[Medium Rare]

I had one of Calvin whizzing on the letters PeTA.

[Pollock]

I loved the Calvin peeing Chevy/Ford when they first came out, but now they've got him peeing on pretty much anything so it's no longer as funny.

A proper anti-PeTA bumper sticker would be Marmaduke, Big Bird, or some other animal characters peeing on PeTA. That would be better IMHO.




*edit for trying to spell Chevy as Chrvy

[McAvoy]

How about the cat and dog from Get Fuzzy pissing on it? Or the dog trying eat the letters.

[doglady]

Here's their effort for March.

Genital mutilation

http://features.peta2.com/making-the-connection/genital-mutilation.aspx

[Sugar Magnolia]

Here's their effort for March.

Genital mutilation

http://features.peta2.com/making-the-connection/genital-mutilation.aspx

Stay classy, PeTA, stay classy. God I hate PeTA's bullshit comparisons and plans. They act like going vegan would end all suffering everywhere, they suck in the lonely and gullible and take their money promising to spend it on animals, but in reality spending it on garbage stunts and nonsensical comparisons that do nothing to help the plight of truly abused animals.

[Jeffrey Dahmer]

Here's their effort for March.

Genital mutilation

http://features.peta2.com/making-the-connection/genital-mutilation.aspx

FAIL
Yes mustilation is wrong to both animals and people, but eating meat has nothing to do with mutilation.

[doglady]

This months contribution.

http://features.peta2.com/making-the-connection/environment.aspx?utm_campaign=0412%20MTC%20the%20environment&utm_source=PETA%20Front%20Page&utm_medium=Promo

[Winsor]

This months contribution.

http://features.peta2.com/making-the-connection/environment.aspx?utm_campaign=0412%20MTC%20the%20environment&utm_source=PETA%20Front%20Page&utm_medium=Promo

And yet, Greenpeace gave the Chainsaw Award a few years back to a soybean plantation.

[McAvoy]

Soybean plants are one of the worse plants to grow. It saps the soil of all of its nutrients.

Anyway that is all propaganda anyway. 2400 gallons of water will make meat cost $100 per pound. But hey propaganda doesn't need to be accurate.

[lynnwood]

I just read that one about the environment. It brought up that raising cattle destroyed topsoil. They conveniently forgot to mention that it was tearing up the sod to grow wheat is what caused the dustbowl of the thirties.

Another thing that gets me is people saying that meat causes obesity. I'm sure if you eat a big mac every day it probably would. But that is not true for everyone. I have a weight problem, and I am trying to eat healthier. But I am sure it's the overindulgence in carbs that is the problem. I usually only eat meat at supper, a portion about the size of a deck of playing cards. I'm also trying to limit milk to just with cereal. That part is hard though. My brother who is 40, I'm 46, can eat meat every meal and drink milk with it and he never gains weight. It's not exercise either, he doesn't do much when he's not at work unless he's nagged into it. I'm not saying he has a healthy diet. I shudder to think what his cholesterol might be, mine is 170.

[McAvoy]

There is a project of basically creating farm land by first raising livestock on the land. I mean cow shit is fertilizer. Shit is manure for fucks sake.

8oz a day of meat is recommended. Which is a medium burger. How many people order a prime rib of 20oz or more. During my younger days I could eat a 36oz a baked potato and a all you can eat salad bar which was basically the most unhealthy salad you could make all in one sitting.

Good old days of eating whatever I want and not gain any weight.

[doglady]

Another thing that gets me is people saying that meat causes obesity.

Eating too many calories causes obesity, the source is irrelevant.