wtf is wrong with the whackjob retards at PETA?

[Liquid Blue]

funny how PETA protects animals yet they dont know the law of nature and law of animal kingdom...

the superior eat the inferior...

We as humans, have a brain, thus making us kings

end of story

some things never change

[paradise!]

when cows complain about having babies ill worry about it, until then goddess would need to brush up on her English to translate for us.

roflmao. Post of the fucking year right here. Laughed for a good 5 minutes.

[Fit of Rage]

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[raizin]

I took my kids to Barney and Baileys Circus about 3 weeks ago. Here we are standing in line, and about 10 peta nutjobs with banners come along and start chanting shit about abusing Elephants and killing tigers. It was rediculous. Those people seriously need to get a ****ing life.

[megaman89]

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vanilla

[Money]

no one at peta talks about how southerners are strangely attracted to fucking their livestock.

MIAMI is farther south than Houston

[Money]

I took my kids to Barney and Baileys Circus about 3 weeks ago. Here we are standing in line, and about 10 peta nutjobs with banners come along and start chanting shit about abusing Elephants and killing tigers. It was rediculous. Those people seriously need to get a ****ing life.

true, but circus' are well known for mistreating animals so i understand that


AND ITS BARNUM

[DankNuggets]

idk, i bet it's pretty hard to keep elephants and tigers in check without crossing the line of "ethical" treatment at least once or twice. But i'm sure they enjoy their lives of servitude better than living half as long, starving all the time in the wild; or even caged up in a zoo. I remember hearing (hopefully not from these forums or some movie) how when elephants are born, they tie them down to a stake to keep them in control. as the elephant gets bigger, it can physically pull away, but it doesn't because it's used to being tied down.

somewhere along the way (whether by god or evolution or what have you) animals were "meant" to be of use to people. That's why we've domesticated dozens of species for all sorts of uses. There are very few instances of this behaviour in the wild (except maybe some mutalistic behavour) and they're usually only with two speicies.