PETA call to ban animal slurs like "pig" and "rat"

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07 Feb 2021, 12:01 am

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07 Feb 2021, 1:20 am

PETA are a wolf in sheep's clothing



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07 Feb 2021, 4:02 am

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Well you have to be brave as a lion to keep parroting slurs that PETA have tried to cancel. But we know people are cunning like foxes and will keep uttering these like chattering birds,


Brave as a lion?

Au contrair.

Peta would say that anyone who makes fun of Peta and keeps on using animal slurs is just ...another one of the SHEEPLE!


Yes bleating the same anti-PETA mantra....like a sheep :lol:


Exactly. Peta thinks that the rest of us are a marching off the cliff like a bunch of lemmings!



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07 Feb 2021, 4:21 am

I feel in some ways PETA is the worst thing that has ever happened to animals, like they don't even care about the animals, they care about the tabloidy attention they get. Like hey maybe instead of trying to be cheeky and get news articles made of you what if you actually put all that money to actually helping animals. But maybe they gotta keep their euthanasia facilites up and running...since that is what they do with most animals they 'rescue'.


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07 Feb 2021, 5:09 am

Sweetleaf wrote:
I feel in some ways PETA is the worst thing that has ever happened to animals, like they don't even care about the animals, they care about the tabloidy attention they get. Like hey maybe instead of trying to be cheeky and get news articles made of you what if you actually put all that money to actually helping animals. But maybe they gotta keep their euthanasia facilites up and running...since that is what they do with most animals they 'rescue'.


They are going about the issue of animal rights the wrong way. People are never going to give up meat or dairy products.

They need to take the angle of humane treatment of domestic animals and then let people decide for themselves about the connection between somebody else killing an animal and the meat they eat.

The issue of pets is even harder. The level of mental illness/poor mental health would go through the roof if you took away people's right to own a pet.

The least controversial is moving to animal-free products but how do we substitute animal testing for drugs/medicine?



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07 Feb 2021, 5:26 am

cyberdad wrote:
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I feel in some ways PETA is the worst thing that has ever happened to animals, like they don't even care about the animals, they care about the tabloidy attention they get. Like hey maybe instead of trying to be cheeky and get news articles made of you what if you actually put all that money to actually helping animals. But maybe they gotta keep their euthanasia facilites up and running...since that is what they do with most animals they 'rescue'.


They are going about the issue of animal rights the wrong way. People are never going to give up meat or dairy products.

They need to take the angle of humane treatment of domestic animals and then let people decide for themselves about the connection between somebody else killing an animal and the meat they eat.

The issue of pets is even harder. The level of mental illness/poor mental health would go through the roof if you took away people's right to own a pet.

The least controversial is moving to animal-free products but how do we substitute animal testing for drugs/medicine?


Idk I pay a lot of attention to animal issues, and well an impression I get is it might become necessary for humans and animals to co-exist. Like there are problems with elephant vs human conflicts in africa, and well probably the best way forward is to find a way to co-exist with the elephants because they can be very gentle empathetic creatures but if they feel attacked or threatened well an angry elephant is not something anyone wants to see face to face I am sure. But like some of what I have seen suggests elepants may just remember a specific paths and so it makes them uneasy when people try to stop them going the way they know to go. It could be possible to allow the elephants through without attacking them and maybe they would just move on. But when people attack them they of course get aggressive and they are gigantic so for sure can do a lot of damage and be horrifying, but if you really think about it the elephants are just trying to defend themselves and their way of life.


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07 Feb 2021, 5:45 am

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Idk I pay a lot of attention to animal issues, and well an impression I get is it might become necessary for humans and animals to co-exist. Like there are problems with elephant vs human conflicts in africa, and well probably the best way forward is to find a way to co-exist with the elephants because they can be very gentle empathetic creatures but if they feel attacked or threatened well an angry elephant is not something anyone wants to see face to face I am sure. But like some of what I have seen suggests elepants may just remember a specific paths and so it makes them uneasy when people try to stop them going the way they know to go. It could be possible to allow the elephants through without attacking them and maybe they would just move on. But when people attack them they of course get aggressive and they are gigantic so for sure can do a lot of damage and be horrifying, but if you really think about it the elephants are just trying to defend themselves and their way of life.


Elephants are highly intelligent and empathetic animals. If people learn more about the animals they interact with then they would treat them with more respect and feel more empathy to conserve their habitat.



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07 Feb 2021, 6:17 am

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PETA lost me when they didn't want people to have pets.
Pets are good companions, I don't mind being the crazy cat lady. :cat: :cat: :cat:


Couldn't agree more. I have had two dogs and despite having to nueter them they lived/live good happy lives. Having said that I should probably ask Theon Greyjoy how it feels :lol:


They even don't like guide dogs, those dogs give people who can't see some independence.


Actually pet therapy is a known mental health intervention and people have all types of therapy animals.


yes pet therapy is a great help for people, some nursing homes have them as well.



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07 Feb 2021, 4:05 pm

cyberdad wrote:
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Idk I pay a lot of attention to animal issues, and well an impression I get is it might become necessary for humans and animals to co-exist. Like there are problems with elephant vs human conflicts in africa, and well probably the best way forward is to find a way to co-exist with the elephants because they can be very gentle empathetic creatures but if they feel attacked or threatened well an angry elephant is not something anyone wants to see face to face I am sure. But like some of what I have seen suggests elepants may just remember a specific paths and so it makes them uneasy when people try to stop them going the way they know to go. It could be possible to allow the elephants through without attacking them and maybe they would just move on. But when people attack them they of course get aggressive and they are gigantic so for sure can do a lot of damage and be horrifying, but if you really think about it the elephants are just trying to defend themselves and their way of life.


Elephants are highly intelligent and empathetic animals. If people learn more about the animals they interact with then they would treat them with more respect and feel more empathy to conserve their habitat.





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07 Feb 2021, 4:52 pm

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07 Feb 2021, 8:54 pm

The_Face_of_Boo wrote:
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Idk I pay a lot of attention to animal issues, and well an impression I get is it might become necessary for humans and animals to co-exist. Like there are problems with elephant vs human conflicts in africa, and well probably the best way forward is to find a way to co-exist with the elephants because they can be very gentle empathetic creatures but if they feel attacked or threatened well an angry elephant is not something anyone wants to see face to face I am sure. But like some of what I have seen suggests elepants may just remember a specific paths and so it makes them uneasy when people try to stop them going the way they know to go. It could be possible to allow the elephants through without attacking them and maybe they would just move on. But when people attack them they of course get aggressive and they are gigantic so for sure can do a lot of damage and be horrifying, but if you really think about it the elephants are just trying to defend themselves and their way of life.


Elephants are highly intelligent and empathetic animals. If people learn more about the animals they interact with then they would treat them with more respect and feel more empathy to conserve their habitat.




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07 Feb 2021, 9:14 pm

Aww. They travel through the direst deserts led by the wise female to switch to the better location, sometimes the little ones are weakened, not much food and a lot of walking. They chew tree bark and branches, and sometimes they get caught in fences from people taking over more territory and have to change pathways and there are traps they get caught in.
Must be hard to be an elephant and so huge, not easy to be dexterous or fast like monkeys.


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07 Feb 2021, 10:10 pm

They also transport plant/healthy seed material around in their stomach, and then drop them off in mounds of dung. The elephants can disperse seeds over distances of more than 50 kilometres. Thus elephant seed dispersal provides opportunities for plants to colonise new areas, which eventually creates new habitats and food for a range of different animals and provide food for insects, for miles. They also provide shelter for smaller creatures, the elephant tracks fill up with water, which creates an ideal environment for frogs to lay their eggs and for tadpoles to grow. They are soooo huge - that in fact they are not only clearing the way for smaller animals when walking, but their foot steps are also creating more opportunities for plants and animals to flourish.

Butterflies visiting fresh elephant dung, as it keeps them warm and healthy. The dung contains minerals that are essential for reproduction, for butterflies.


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07 Feb 2021, 10:15 pm

They also communicate long distance through the vibration of their footsteps. Great dancers, eh?

Giraffes pollinate plants with their staches.



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08 Feb 2021, 1:00 am

The_Face_of_Boo wrote:
cyberdad wrote:
Sweetleaf wrote:
Idk I pay a lot of attention to animal issues, and well an impression I get is it might become necessary for humans and animals to co-exist. Like there are problems with elephant vs human conflicts in africa, and well probably the best way forward is to find a way to co-exist with the elephants because they can be very gentle empathetic creatures but if they feel attacked or threatened well an angry elephant is not something anyone wants to see face to face I am sure. But like some of what I have seen suggests elepants may just remember a specific paths and so it makes them uneasy when people try to stop them going the way they know to go. It could be possible to allow the elephants through without attacking them and maybe they would just move on. But when people attack them they of course get aggressive and they are gigantic so for sure can do a lot of damage and be horrifying, but if you really think about it the elephants are just trying to defend themselves and their way of life.


Elephants are highly intelligent and empathetic animals. If people learn more about the animals they interact with then they would treat them with more respect and feel more empathy to conserve their habitat.





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