What are the racist things or actions that PETA takes part in? I'm not defending them - I'm actually curious - I don't know.Quote:
Originally posted by maruchan
PETA is a ethnocentric, racist organization. Who gives a shit, their fucking hypcrocites. Its a shame they have celberitys supporting them, with out knowing all the racist shit they do against other cultures, for making a living.
FOr years they have been giving shit to the native american community, for pratcing their culture. They would make posters of the Inuit clubing a baby seal, and add some real stupid racist commit on how they are back ward. They have no respect for peopls cultures, and their practices.Quote:
Originally posted by ShineAqua
Maru: What are you talking about?
Not only that but they also have no respect to the millions of farm wokers, who are treated like animals to gather the vegtables, and fruit they eat. Not once do even have a link supporting the UNFW, or their causes.
I tried to have some PFK (that's what KFC is called here) the other day... and the damn places was out of breasts!? So I went somewhere else.
There are not too many fried chicken places here... I'd much rather go to a Roy Rogers, but I an RR-less. :\
*sniff*
I miss Roy Rogers. The only ones in New York are on highways now...
...and that one in Penn Station.
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A KFC bucket of chicken wings translates into a BIG body count. Think about it—every bird has only two wings (if only all math problems were this easy). Log onto KFC’s Web site and you’ll see that about 736 million chickens are killed when they are just 6 or 7 weeks old.
Chickens should be friends, not food! Chickens are friendly, curious little birds who value their lives just as much as you value yours. Did you know that chicken moms talk to their chicks even while the babies are still in the shell? When the chicks are born, their mom watches over them carefully, takes them under her wing to keep them safe, and teaches them all about life.
But chickens on Colonel Sanders’ farms never get to be loved by their moms. These birds’ lives are awful and scary even before they are killed and cut up for food.
Chickens raised for KFC are taken away from their families and stuffed into sheds with tens of thousands of other birds. (Think of how scared you’d be if you were locked inside a crowded room with thousands of people you didn’t know!) The birds aren’t allowed any fresh air or sunshine, and they can barely move (each chicken has to make do with a space smaller than one sheet of notebook paper).
Once they’re fattened up, the birds are thrown into tiny crates and trucked to the slaughterhouse. Some chickens fall off the trucks and are left to die alongside the road. The frightened birds who make it to the slaughterhouse are killed when they are just 6 weeks old—still babies!
Most of the ones I knew in NJ closed.... but last I checked (admittedly this was over a year ago) there were still a bunch of them open in Manhattan. :)Quote:
Originally posted by ChaoofNee
*sniff*
I miss Roy Rogers. The only ones in New York are on highways now...
...and that one in Penn Station.
Damn Manhatten... Long Island shall have its REVENGE!
...FEAR our All-American Burger stand! You don't have THAT, do you, Manhatten?
MWAHAHAHWHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAH!!!
PETA can suck my thrid left lower testicle.
...that actually makes me feel bad... a little though... only a little... i hate seeing things suffering - but what can you do? i'm certaintly not going to eat KFC -simply b/c they suck arse - but i won' stop eating meat! MEAT!Quote:
A KFC bucket of chicken wings translates into a BIG body count. Think about it—every bird has only two wings (if only all math problems were this easy). Log onto KFC’s Web site and you’ll see that about 736 million chickens are killed when they are just 6 or 7 weeks old.
Chickens should be friends, not food! Chickens are friendly, curious little birds who value their lives just as much as you value yours. Did you know that chicken moms talk to their chicks even while the babies are still in the shell? When the chicks are born, their mom watches over them carefully, takes them under her wing to keep them safe, and teaches them all about life.
But chickens on Colonel Sanders’ farms never get to be loved by their moms. These birds’ lives are awful and scary even before they are killed and cut up for food.
Chickens raised for KFC are taken away from their families and stuffed into sheds with tens of thousands of other birds. (Think of how scared you’d be if you were locked inside a crowded room with thousands of people you didn’t know!) The birds aren’t allowed any fresh air or sunshine, and they can barely move (each chicken has to make do with a space smaller than one sheet of notebook paper).
Once they’re fattened up, the birds are thrown into tiny crates and trucked to the slaughterhouse. Some chickens fall off the trucks and are left to die alongside the road. The frightened birds who make it to the slaughterhouse are killed when they are just 6 weeks old—still babies!
OMG.. look at this shit..
http://www.masskilling.com/
They compare chcikens to the holacust, i cant belive this shit. The killings of a human being to an animal..
More example of Petas Racist, and ethnocentric views..
http://angryasianman.com/images/angry/peta-dogs.jpg
this what koreans thought about it..
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Is PETA attacking the mere fact that dogs and cats are eaten in Korea? Or is their concern over the way the animals are butchered? Because some people in America practice eating animals that many people would never dare touch. It's obvious they are singling out S. Korea because of the World Cup. PETA's ad really doesn't separate the cultural practice from the process, and ends up being very ethnocentric/racist. What concerns me is that the ad is patriarchal in its judgemental message - using the word "barbaric". Like many others, I'm also concerned over the possible backlash against Korean Americans... and everyone else who remotely looks East Asian.
PETA is known to take issue over the butchering of any animal - cow, pig, chicken, turkey, lamb, fish, etc. It's obvious that the intent in the Hollywood Reporter is to rile up mainstream American audiences... probably to draw attention to what PETA defines as animal cruelty in general. However, the main problem here is that the ad ends up being racist in the end, whipping up xenophobic assumptions and contempt against Korean Americans and anyone who looks Korean within our American socio-political context.