Comments on: PETA Giving Kids Buckets of Blood

By: Digital

Digital — Wed, 12 May 2010 18:21:50 +0000

also; http://www.consumerfreedom.com/article_detail.cfm/a/134-7-things-you-didnt-know-about-peta

By: Digital

Digital — Wed, 12 May 2010 18:19:33 +0000

Fuck PETA.

There are dozens of organizations out there that are doing good. REAL good for animals. This group of fanatics does little but PR stunts that would make the Westburo Baptist Church proud.

This is nothing to do with me disliking animals, and everything to do with disliking an organization which is making fools of people. The money they are wasting could be going towards solving a lot of problems, and their well-meaning donors are only trying to help.

Save animals, protect the world… keep both away from these lunitics.

http://www.petakillsanimals.com/

By: Heidi

Heidi — Wed, 03 Mar 2010 22:30:58 +0000

All I have to say, is that the things that go on in the slaughterhouses in KFC are terrible. I already don’t eat meat, but if anybody say what really happens… I bet you would too. If slaughterhouses had glass walls, everybody would be a vegetarian. This coming from a very educated 12 year-old.

By: Linzi

Linzi — Mon, 15 Oct 2007 17:21:48 +0000

Right PETA are not barbaric!!! They are simply trying to improve living conditions for animals all over the world. Thats not barbaric its the oposite. They may not always get it right but lets face it who does. so yeah ok handing buckets of blood to kids isnt a good idea but so are a lot of things. Its impossible to protect kids from everything and i really do not think that most kids would be traumatized by these images as tbh theyve probebly seen far worse! Being 14 myself i can tell you that kids are much more capable of having an opinion as you seem to think. And the point made about PETA trying to turn kids vegetarian because they cant convince adults to turn vegetarian is just not true. And also if you go onto the PETA website you will find that it is not just PETA making acusations they have evidence which proves KFC treat their chickens cruely, which is up on the website for anyone who chosses to watch it.
And just gotta say you really do underestimate kids.
i am vegetarian and have been for 3 years. I turned vegetarian not because i was too young Or because i was not intelligent enough but because I believed it was wrong to eat animals.
PETA are not brainwashing people they are simply presenting the facts. At the end of the day it is still your choice!

By: Anonymous

Anonymous — Wed, 31 Aug 2005 00:55:25 +0000

No matter what the intention be, it’s the most absurd thing I’ve ever heard of. People do things every day with the “right intention”, and end up achieving a completely opposite result.

If they want to teach children a lesson, the image of Col. Sanders covered in blood and holding a butcher knife is hardly the way to teach them. As a matter of fact, depending on the age of the child whose hands that winds up in, it will act more like an instructional image than anything else. Everyone knows, children learn what the see. If that package is handed out to children, anyone want to guess how many lawsuits get thrown at PETA for it? If you can sue a professional wrestler for showing a kid how to do a pile-driver, you can certainly sue PETA for giving your kid a picture of a man holding a butcher knife up to an animal!

I, am not a vegetarian, however, I don’t support any cruel treatment to any animals. But I also don’t support slander and gossip. When there is PROOF that a particular restaurant obtains their meats from an organization that uses cruel methods with animals, I will boycott, but not just because PETA says so.

I know one thing, if anyone hands that to my one of my kids, I’ll demonstrate the illustration on them!

By: fish

fish — Tue, 30 Aug 2005 20:35:03 +0000

mel: Feigning ignorance of the design of the ad campaign, as well as that of previous campaigns, does not release PETA from their actions. Because their methods cannot persuade rational adults, they turn to scaring impressionable children. Small children are incapable of making responsible decisions about their dietary needs. I realize you feel that no one should be fed “horrible things” such as fast food, and that we animal-slaughterers that enjoy it are all going to die of some indeterminate, but obviously related cause, but that is not necessarily a viewpoint that has been proven or even hinted at as realistic by any credible source, especially when coupled with responsible dietary habits.

The nutritional content of fast food isn’t what we’re talking about here, we’re talking about terrorizing children with pictures of Colonel Sanders as Jack the Ripper for no good reason.

By: mel

mel — Thu, 14 Apr 2005 22:13:01 +0000

Have you considered that children are already being lied to? Perhaps PETA is just trying to counteract damage that has already been done. Children are fed food from fast food restaurants everyday, yet they don’t know what is in the food. Again, they are unable to defend themselves against the horrible things they are eating. I have no eivdence that PETA actually gave these items to CHILDREN, and will admit that the image may be extreme for young people. However, it is better that people know the truth and make their own decisions. Perhaps by questioning the common notion that fast food is okay, PETA can get people to do a little research on their own, to develop their own conclusions.

By: It Can't Rain All The Time...

It Can't Rain All The Time... — Thu, 25 Mar 2004 03:11:41 +0000

What a PITA.

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