Cooking Mama: The PETA Version

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sv93 said:
Why don't we make a club called PETP People for the Ethical treatments of Plants, lets see what PETA will eat after that! They will know what they have been dishing out to people for years.
I'd prefer People for the Ethical Treatment of other People first.
 

Slycne

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Like others, I have absolutely nothing against people who choose to eat a vegetarian diet, but this game and the image below pretty much sums up my opinions of PETA.

 

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GloatingSwine said:
I think the solution is clear. Eat PETA.
That's gotten me hungry for some real peta bread. Either with cheese or chicken in the pocket, I don't really care I just want some peta!

I found this game halarious, me and my friend even put it up as his wallpaper. This game doesn't seem to be putting up the message they'd hope for did it?
 

Cyclomega

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As for myself I'd love to drown them in their buckets of pig blood (see the South Park episode "Douch and Turd") and let some starved combat dogs at them.

Chainsaws will make their slaughter even cooler...
 

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Come on, your creative solutions for getting rid of PETA aren't evil enough; assuming you're all meat-eating fascists (at least in PETA's eyes you are), you can do much better.

I'm personally all in favour of killing PETA executives by means of asphyxia(sp)....caused by force-feeding them veal. I want them to suffer by knowing that their means of death suffered before it was fed to them, making them suffer.

EDIT: and boy am I really tempted to make a retalitory game to this. Something along the lines of showing how PETA is full of crap by imitating GTA.
 

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I do support the idea of more humane treatment of animals. I support my local SPCA and some local shelters, and I'd really like the farm industry to find ways to treat their critters better. Just because I'm going to eat the things doesn't mean I feel it's right to torture them. However, PETA goes way too far. They are one step below eco-terrorists, and may even actually have crossed that line in the past. Besides, anyone who is against my keeping my beloved pets is not my friend. I don't know why the object to pets, but mine are well cared for, fed properly, get regular medical attention and receive lots of affection. If that doesn't suit their holier-than-thou opinions, PETA can go to hell.
 

Sylocat

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They don't just ram their beliefs down your throat. They don't even believe what they're preaching [http://petakillsanimals.com/]. They're not wackos, they're con men.
 

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Malygris said:
But my original statement still stands: Generally speaking, I do support a lot of what PETA is trying to accomplish. Not that "total liberation for all animals" bullshit (to borrow a term) but the decent, humane treatment of animals, including food animals. Some animals - chickens, cows, pigs - are bred for food, that's just the way it goes, but I think we could do a better job of handling them than we do now. Just because an animal is being raised as food doesn't mean it needs to suffer a miserable life and horrible death.
While I don't really count 'saving the animals' as one of my priorities, I do agree that since many countries are now rich enough to sustain growth with free-range farms, more people should make the conversion.
 

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Royas said:
I do support the idea of more humane treatment of animals. I support my local SPCA and some local shelters, and I'd really like the farm industry to find ways to treat their critters better. Just because I'm going to eat the things doesn't mean I feel it's right to torture them. However, PETA goes way too far. They are one step below eco-terrorists, and may even actually have crossed that line in the past. Besides, anyone who is against my keeping my beloved pets is not my friend. I don't know why the object to pets, but mine are well cared for, fed properly, get regular medical attention and receive lots of affection. If that doesn't suit their holier-than-thou opinions, PETA can go to hell.
I know right? my pets are better friends than most of the people I know. They get medical attention, food, shelter, love and other pets to pal around with. They love me, I love them. fuck PeTA.
 

Sneaky Paladin

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mydogisblue said:
Raven28256 said:
I HATE PETA



I was looking around the forums a little more and...well why don't I just post a link.

http://www.peta.org/forums/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=10413

The OP tried to be as nice as possible by explaining what she does for a living, and what do the hardcore PETA veterans do? They jump all over her and attack her for it!

Also, some of those peoples signatures are just absolutley stupid.
this made me laugh and think them more batshit crazy seriously they do kill the cows AFTER they have lived to their fullest a.k.a as big as they can be and the rest is them being old and in pain from age I mean what is there for the cows to live for if they dont get killed to help humans live and be givin food everyday have calves and such nothing they could do that wouldnt be worse then a farm except be eaten by wolves have their calves eaten by wolves and be eaten by wolves and not die quick it would most likely suck out in the wild they have room they have kids they get fed what could they do better?
 

scotth266

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This isn't a suprise, is it? I've heard about this for awhile now. There was a big flap with Nintendo/PETA over losing face due to brand recognition... Or perhaps that was something else. All I remember is that some veggie-lovers were hatin' on Mama.
But yup, this game is AWESOME!!! Thanks to PETA for making yourselves look silly, AND giving us a fun flash game to boot!
 

SuperChris

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Whatever PETA does always seems to make me want to eat a juicy rare steak... Hmmm.. they might need to rethink their campaigning strategies
 

purplegothchick

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I just had chicken for dinner and I loved it. And now I'm making stock from the leftover carcass. Take that, PETA!

orannis62 said:
I've lost respect for PETA after the South Park episode.
Yep, totally agree with that one. Not that I had much respect for them in the first place.

And the game actually amused me for a few minutes, so their point was completely lost on me.
 

purplegothchick

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I just had chicken for dinner and I loved it. And now I'm making stock from the leftover carcass. Take that, PETA!

orannis62:
I've lost respect for PETA after the South Park episode.

Yep, totally agree with that one. Not that I had much respect for them in the first place.

And the game actually amused me for a few minutes, so their point was completely lost on me.

irishdelinquent said:
Grrr. I hate PETA. I was so mad after playing this that I had to go out and smoke...a ham....out of spite. PETA not only wants zoo animals released into the wild, they also do not want people to have pets. Yeah, pets. So next time you pet owners feel like donating, save the money and buy filet mignon.

But I'm willing to make peace with PETA. I believe that there is a place for all God's creatures on this Earth....usually next to the mashed potatoes.
PETS?!?! I have two pet rats and one of them is blind (she's an albino, so she was born that way), do PETA want me to release them into the wild, where they'll probably get eaten by next door's cat? These people are ridiculous and I've never subscribed to their somewhat hardcore ideals. Until I read this thread, I never realised just how insane they were.


EDIT: Sorry everyone, not quite sure what I did there. Damn new-fangled technological devices...