Papopapo456 said:
ckeymel said:
Malygris said:
"With a little Nintendogs influence, perhaps the next Call of Duty game will have you unlock achievements for petting the dogs you encounter and going on walks or playing Frisbee with them," the group said.
I want the job of being PETA's official spokesperson. It seems like they get to sit around all day thinking up the most ridiculous things they possibly can.
It's not human to think the way PETA does. It's just plain stupid.
Also: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0exLa6saV9o
I went onto youtube, watched that whole thing, and then bashed my head into my wall several times just to fend off murderous rage. The thing about PETA is this: They don't get it. They believe in a world in which all animals are free, but what kind of world would that be? All the blind people fall off of cliffs or come to some other doom. Look, people, service dogs aren't slaves. They're freaking paid workers! They get food, they get a good place to stay, they get health care, and they're happy doing what they do! Dogs aren't humans. They want a purpose in life, a job. If guiding a good friend around is a job, they'll do it and they're happy.
I haven't actually played the game in question, but it sounds like PETA is overstating the issue and then some. We're not going to play Frisbee in a war. Sorry. They need to wake up form their little dream world and realize that there are some things that DON'T MAKE ANY SENSE. Soldiers walking Nazi war dogs in the park? Doesn't make sense. My conclusion? If there was an anti-PETA group, I'd join it. In fact, maybe I should try starting one. Or at least send in a nice big letter, telling PETA what intelligent people think about them.
Oh, wait, that won't work. They're still living in their dream world, and they still can't be bothered to take a look into other people's opinions. We could just go the easy route: Tell them what we think of them by firebombing their headquarters. (You know, like they support doing to tons of animal research facilities?)
