(January 6, 2014 at 1:20 pm)StoryBook Wrote: No, but I have been starting to eat more vegan/vegetarian. It is much healthier,but I believe we are built as omnivores. I do disapprove of how slaughterer animals are treated, but death for food is the cycle of life. I work on a dairy farm and have stop drinking real milk and am cutting out a lot of my dairy.

Also PETA are a bunch of lying, cult like, hypocrite, greedy idiots. They kill 98% of the animals they take in. Use out dated videos, and do half the things they say they are against. Most of the money from donations go in their pockets, or for more advertising, not the animals. Oh they did buy a large million dollar freezer to put the animals they kill in.

I'm not against people who want to eat meat eating it, since nobody voted me Master of the Universe. However, that's quite the collection of non sequiturs and red herrings you've got there. Methinks the omnivore doth protest too much?

(January 6, 2014 at 5:44 pm)bennyboy Wrote:

(January 6, 2014 at 1:20 pm)StoryBook Wrote: No, but I have been starting to eat more vegan/vegetarian. It is much healthier,but I believe we are built as omnivores. I do disapprove of how slaughterer animals are treated, but death for food is the cycle of life. I work on a dairy farm and have stop drinking real milk and am cutting out a lot of my dairy.

Also PETA are a bunch of lying, cult like, hypocrite, greedy idiots. They kill 98% of the animals they take in. Use out dated videos, and do half the things they say they are against. Most of the money from donations go in their pockets, or for more advertising, not the animals. Oh they did buy a large million dollar freezer to put the animals they kill in.

I'm not against people who want to eat meat eating it, since nobody voted me Master of the Universe. However, that's quite the collection of non sequiturs and red herrings you've got there. Methinks the omnivore doth protest too much?

Lol, I meant I was eating more vegetables and less dairy. There are more restrictions on slaughter then there use to be. Have you heard of Temple Grandin? Shes an animal scientist/behaviorist that has helped a lot of slaughter houses to be less stressful for the animals.

I've recently increased my meat intake by 50%, so much so that I've had to add a fourth meal to the day to fit it in.

I'm undoing all your hard work lololololol.

Only a vegetarian when the meat at the college cafeteria was left out for hours and gave me diarrhea.

(January 6, 2014 at 1:20 pm)StoryBook Wrote: No, but I have been starting to eat more vegan/vegetarian. It is much healthier,but I believe we are built as omnivores.

Ill not be bothered to argue with people above with their hackeney quips
If they are meat eaters and animals mean nothing to them then there is just no point even discussing with them. two of them have just given the same stupid overused comments and ,no doubt, think they are hilarious. You have made a number of libels.

Firstly
We can eat an omninvorous diet but it doesn't make it ethically right.

Quote: I do disapprove of how slaughterer animals are treated, but death for food is the cycle of life.

The 'cycle of life' is a disney song, I can sing hymns to god and it doesn't make it real

Quote:I work on a dairy farm and have stop drinking real milk and am cutting out a lot of my dairy.

So you find the business abhorrent yet you derive your income from it...I see

Quote:Also PETA are a bunch of lying, cult like, hypocrite, greedy idiots. They kill 98% of the animals they take in.

Bullshit. You are lying through your teeth and repeating stuff found online published by a pro factory farming group.

They do not kill anything like that amount. for a start they send any healthy rehomeable animal to alternate shelters. Those shelters will not take chronically sick or animals ,like pitbulls, that are unrehomeable. Peta put to sleep animals that have chronic issues because it feels that keeping something suffering is abhorrent -and I agree. They euthanise animals with the utmost care, indeed it started because their leader worked in a pound and was outraged by the way the workers killed animals so she took the job over to make it as painless as possible

Quote:Use out dated videos

???

Quote:, and do half the things they say they are against

Give examples with proof

Quote:. Most of the money from donations go in their pockets,

Give examples with proof. Peta salaries are absolutely tiny.Ingrid Newkirk takes a salary of 23,000 dollars a year so you are lying through your teeth or so gullible you will beleive ANYTHING written by the farm lobby (who you work for)


or for more advertising,

Advertising brings in revenue -which is spent on projects

Quote: not the animals.

Yes, it goes on the animals

Quote: Oh they did buy a large million dollar freezer to put the animals they kill in

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It is a state requirement.

Lets see some proof to back up your absurd libellous accusations. Links to an agro business website is OT proof any more than links to a christian website gives proof of god.

I don't support PETA. They want to get rid of animal experimentation, that's a pretty uninformed position to take. Not sure if they are up to any shady business though.

(January 7, 2014 at 1:02 am)KichigaiNeko Wrote: Sorry bennyboy but PETA ain't as saintly as we are lead to believe. Can't give you news articles, but they and our own Animals Australia are appearing more and more liken to cults and so are losing any credibility they had.

lol bennywho? You talking to me? About PETA? Why?