PETA The Discussion

Bombadil

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^^^heh

Aye, pigs are extremely intelligent creatures. They're more easily trained than dogs. Would you eat something smarter than the family dog.

I still do BTW. Still think they were put here for us to eat.

I agree with a lot of things PETA says, just not how they say it and the actions they take.
 

The Son of Man

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^^^heh

Aye, pigs are extremely intelligent creatures. They're more easily trained than dogs. Would you eat something smarter than the family dog.

I still do BTW. Still think they were put here for us to eat.

I agree with a lot of things PETA says, just not how they say it and the actions they take.

I'm all for the naked girls with the pamphlets.....tell me morrre.
 

Hillbilly420

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I have eatin some crazy shit that i've killed... Rattlesnake, groundhog, squirrel, deer, frogs, all kinds of fish, rabbits, ducks, turkeys, dove, quail, pheasant, grouse, Even a few things i wont mention...like hearts, gizzards, livers, lung, brain. They were all taken from there natural enviroment, killed for food. It doesnt get anymore organic than that... I use every part of the animal that i can, including the bones. I believe if kill an animal to prolong your life, as long as you make a effort to waste little as possible, there is nothing wrong with it. People would have never made it if they didnt kill animals and wear their furs... once again fuck PETA!
 

Bombadil

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I have eatin some crazy shit that i've killed... Rattlesnake, groundhog, squirrel, deer, frogs, all kinds of fish, rabbits, ducks, turkeys, dove, quail, pheasant, grouse, Even a few things i wont mention...like hearts, gizzards, livers, lung, brain. They were all taken from there natural enviroment, killed for food. It doesnt get anymore organic than that... I use every part of the animal that i can, including the bones. I believe if kill an animal to prolong your life, as long as you make a effort to waste little as possible, there is nothing wrong with it. People would have never made it if they didnt kill animals and wear their furs... once again fuck PETA!
What if they ripped a fox skin off while it was still alive?:fire:

It happens a pretty good bit.
 

Stoney McFried

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That's not right.My dad hunted a lot.He always made sure shit was dead before he started skinning it.Could you imagine how terrible that would be?People can be pretty awful sometimes.:cry:
What if they ripped a fox skin off while it was still alive?:fire:

It happens a pretty good bit.
 

Stoney McFried

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Even Lions kill their prey.I'm sure they may do that from time to time,start eating before its dead.But the point is,we know for a fact that humans have empathy.Why not use it?Kill them quickly, don't waste the parts.
What if a lion ate a zebra while it was alive? It's a rough and tumble world....


out. :blsmoke:
 

Bombadil

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The loin usually kills the zebra pretty quickly.

The fox may lay alive, but skinless, for a long time.
 

Cyooler

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Yeah about the lions and zebras... Dude the Lion eats the shit outta that animal. Every spare part is eaten then lesser predators feed on the rest of the body.
It is natural to eat animals... We see it everywhere just turn on your tv and watch national geographic. Is it so hard to think that the eating of animals is justified?
Listen I have all kinds of compassion for animals. Raised my own dog from a puppy and he actually saved my life from a mugger in Orlando.
However that said.
From what I've learned and researched thoroughly about PETA is the fact that the organization disgusts me.
They actively support domestic terrorism specifically the ELF *Earth Liberation Front*
A $70k gift was given to Rodney Coronado... A well documented arsonist
People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals is disgusting, misguided, and anti-patriotic.

I'll join this PETA: People for the Eating of Tasty Animals
 

cxt

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I think all animals should be raised in a humane way. One of the problems is that we consume so many animals that they get raised in factory-farms in order to provide for us. I still eat meat and I don't think about it but if I ever get the money to buy organic and free range stuff then I will.
 

Stoney McFried

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