Why are PETA such hypocrits?

[Sneaky Paladin]

Hi guys I'm just wondering why the hell PETA are such fucking hypocrits. go to this link and read the first article http://petakillsanimals.com/ Seriously they brought in 2216 animals and the amount adopted in total overall is 7. just 7 pets were adopted the rest were killed I mean seriously when will they be shut down and killed?

 

[Arcyde]

Because there attention whoring scum bags.

 

[Johnnyallstar]

You thought that PETA was in existence for the betterment and protection of animals??? Lay off the Kool-aid some and come up for air.

It may have been started with that purpose, though I doubt it, and now it is little more than a political tool for the extreme left.

Because there attention whoring scum bags.

very eloquently put. I agree.

 

[Sneaky Paladin]

I don't believe that they are for the betterment but their fucking protests over it even though they kill most of the animals in their care its hypocrisy and I hate it

 

[crudus]

Because everything starts out as a good idea but someone gets behind the wheel and uses it for their agenda. It's how every organization goes.

 

[mdk31]

I enjoy trolling PETA videos on youtube by leaving comments along the lines of, "I love animals. They're delicious". Their rage is so fun to watch.

 

[Shapsters]

The South Park episode centred on PETA was spot on, just a bunch of poser freaks.

 

[kitsunema]

yeah peta People Eating Tasty Animals!

 

[Pendragon9]

Because there attention whoring scum bags.

This. And they're liars.

 

[munx13]

I enjoy trolling PETA videos on youtube by leaving comments along the lines of, "I love animals. They're delicious". Their rage is so fun to watch.

HA HA I do that too

 

[Sneaky Paladin]

Why IS PETA full of hypocrites?

Humans are hypocritical. It is simply nature. *Twilight Zone theme*

the second I read twilight zone theme it came on my t.v. and now your scaring me.

 

[YuheJi]

I'm just wondering why the hell PETA are such fucking hypocrits.

Why is the sky blue?
And I used to actually believe that PETA stood for People for the Eating of Tasty Animals. Well, I didn't actually believe that, but I couldn't figure out what the acronym actually stood for for a long period of time.

 

[Booze Zombie]

I do like how the PETA claim to want to help animals and yet basically murders any animal they get their hands on, despite most of them being suitable for adoption.

 

[ThrobbingEgo]

Hi guys I'm just wondering why the hell PETA are such fucking hypocrits. go to this link and read the first article http://petakillsanimals.com/ Seriously they brought in 2216 animals and the amount adopted in total overall is 7. just 7 pets were adopted the rest were killed I mean seriously when will they be shut down and killed?

They aren't so much concerned with whether animals live or die, it's all about the prevention of abuse and suffering. You might disagree with PETA's policies but it's far from straight-up hypocrisy. And, as wacky as PETA is, Western countries treat living feeling farm animals as if they were machines. Look up chicken batteries - what we do to egg laying chickens is actually pretty sick.

And, for the record, I'm not against eating meat.

 

[AbsoluteVirtue18]

I'm all for animal rights, but screw PETA and they're self-righteous ways.

 

[Ultrajoe]

You'll find that PETA is the victim of the VAS, or 'Very Attractive Strawman', half of the insults weighed against them are based on facts made up to paro-

...

yeah peta People Eating Tasty Animals!

I think this man has my hat.

 

[Knight Templar]

Western countries treat living feeling farm animals as if they were machines. Look up chicken batteries - what we do to egg laying chickens is actually pretty sick.

I agree in theroy, but can we have eggs without such abuse? Take beef for example, given how much of it is consumed is it really something we can have without the current system?

To be clear I'm asking questions here, not saying it is or isn't needed.

 

[ThrobbingEgo]

Western countries treat living feeling farm animals as if they were machines. Look up chicken batteries - what we do to egg laying chickens is actually pretty sick.

I agree in theroy, but can we have eggs without such abuse? Take beef for example, given how much of it is consumed is it really something we can have without the current system?

To be clear I'm asking questions here, not saying it is or isn't needed.

Eh, there are free range chicken eggs, but their eggs are, naturally, pricey - and I don't think there is any actual criteria for labeling eggs "free range" in the US so it doesn't neccessarially ensure that the chickens are treated ethically.

 

[Knight Templar]

Western countries treat living feeling farm animals as if they were machines. Look up chicken batteries - what we do to egg laying chickens is actually pretty sick.

I agree in theroy, but can we have eggs without such abuse? Take beef for example, given how much of it is consumed is it really something we can have without the current system?

To be clear I'm asking questions here, not saying it is or isn't needed.

Eh, there are free range chicken eggs, but their eggs are, naturally, pricey - and I don't think there is any actual criteria for labeling eggs "free range" in the US so it doesn't neccessarially ensure that the chickens are treated ethically.

In Australia "Free Range" is 14( or there about) chickens per square meter, well thats what it is in NSW (A state). I remember a commsumer's right's group getting in a huff because "Free Range" implyed the chickens were not kept battery-style, which they were.

 

[Sneaky Paladin]

I have a want to go to their youtube channel and post a link to the proof right now actually