ThatDaveGuy69 -> RE: Where's PETA When They're Needed? (11/4/2008 2:42:07 AM)
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For me. PETA has, and always will, stand for: People Eating Tasty Animals The reason PETA's pantys aren't in a wad about the whales is that they are very selective about who they pick on. Any whiney little bitch can throw paint at a woman wearing a fur but it takes real balls to put yoursellf in front of a Japanese harpoon canon. Thank DOG for Green Peace or there might not be any whales left to worry about. Now THAT'S a group with the courage of their convictions! Yeah, I know, Green Peace is a "terrorist" group. But I don't see too many other groups willing to ram a whaling ship with their own! PETA is one of the most hypocrital "animal rights" groups. They have demonstrated time and again that they value animals over people. Google them sometime when you're bored. Here's a link to get you started: http://www.petakillsanimals.com/ Lots of good stories there but my favorite is that PETA has "demanded" an end to the use of sheep for making insulin. You know insulin - it's that stuff that keeps diabetics alive. Here's the good part: Ingrid Newkirk, PETA's founder and head nutter, is herself a diabetic and is completely dependent upon insulin. When called on this little detail she says it's OK for her because of all the animals her organization saves. So for her, the end justifies the means. But only for her... It's amazes me that Japan still allows commercial whaling. There's not one product made from the body of a whale that isn't already created synthetically. Sadly, whales just aren't important enough for any US administration to teally take a stand about. BTW: Mink are not an endangered species. They are raised for their fur much like cattle are are raised for meat. I will admit, though, that the mink ranch industry does not have much of a reputation when it comes to how they treat the little critters while they're alive. You would think they'd want to take better care of an animal they're depending on for their livelyhood. ~Dave
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