Comments on: Gamers to PETA: “Ethical? You’re doing it wrong.”

By: Albatoss

Albatoss — Thu, 13 Aug 2009 20:59:23 +0000

PETA please quit leaving your brains in the ditch before you go out to be stupid

By: Habanada

Habanada — Fri, 09 Jan 2009 21:46:03 +0000

Okay, MC Mom, here’s the plan: we’ll pitch the idea to PeTA and get them to kidnap a few really good 3D animators for us. Then we’ll make a series of episodes dedicated to humans’ reign of terror over the t-bones, our sadistic treatment of salami, our cruelty to calamari. Some dialogue we can use: “OH DEAR LORD HELP!!! DON’T EAT ME! NO!” and “TEDDY T-BONE! NO!!!! BARBARIANS!!! *inconsolable weeping*”

We’ll probably get bashed on Deceiver a couple weeks after the premier–I mean, I know I will, ’cause I love my meats and dairy–but some PeTA drone must make us rich in the process, somehow!!

By: MC Mom

MC Mom — Thu, 08 Jan 2009 16:30:10 +0000

Maybe PETA should help create a new set of children’s videos and call it ‘Pork Chop Tales.’ Then kids would get attached to, say, Bob the filet mignon and Luigi the meatball and want to eat veggies instead.

Hey, it makes as much sense as giving props to a video game where you kick chickens…

By: Habanada

Habanada — Wed, 07 Jan 2009 21:58:46 +0000

Nah, SG–Veggie Tales teaches children NOT to eat their vegetables. I mean, who wants to take a big bite out of Bob the Tomato? After four or five videos, I’m ready to become a total meatatarian! Save Larry–eat chickens!

By: StrawberryGirl

StrawberryGirl — Wed, 07 Jan 2009 19:28:47 +0000

You’d think PETA would back “Veggie Tales,” but I guess it’s a little too Christian for them.

By: O2Si

O2Si — Wed, 07 Jan 2009 18:22:02 +0000

Interesting stuff. PeTA seems to be ignoring the food vendors in Fable 2 that sell “Crunchy chicks” that you buy and bite live. Perhaps those are eaten live in a light hearted manner too.

By: Pastafarian

Pastafarian — Wed, 07 Jan 2009 17:38:03 +0000

They’re right. I didn’t need some video game to tell me to kick chickens. Those damn things are running wild by the thousands in my neighborhood. Killing raccoons, people’s dogs, they even pecked the crap out of my neighbors cat. Hoards of the ravenous beasts. I won’t rest until they’re wiped out.

Hey I’m eating a chicken sandwich right now! So you know I’m serious.

By: jenn

jenn — Wed, 07 Jan 2009 16:43:05 +0000

A cosmetics company I deal with now gives a percentage of their sales to PETA. I have contacted their marketing and promotions department a few times regarding this. Finally I sent some links to Deceiver. Someone from marketing then contacted me, said she had read the links and while nothing may change she has shared them with the office. Yay Deceiver!!

By: phoenix

phoenix — Wed, 07 Jan 2009 16:28:22 +0000

FS, I disagree with you-

There are still tons of folks who think PeTA is actually a good organization. They donate money to them because they love their pets. The more folks who voice outrage over their hypocritical, self-serving B.S., the better.

When a media machine like PeTA is working so hard to convince the world they’re worth paying attention to, the rest of us need to work hard to point out their flaws. They’re too big and established to try the “ignore them and they’ll go away” technique.

By: Fortunate Son

Fortunate Son — Wed, 07 Jan 2009 16:20:42 +0000

It has occurred to me that even writing comments on Peta articles helps them further their goals and raise money, so henceforth I will be ignoring Peta completely. I suggest everyone do the same.