not going to lie i read two paragraphs and had to stop. PETAS a crock. what next stop keeping dogs and cats.
Let's ban fishkeeping!
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Oh, I do. Want a Flowerhorn for your community tank? Because, as you know, all fish need companions!
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"If you enjoy watching fish, consider downloading one of the many colorful and realistic fish-themed computer screensavers available on the Web." OMFG PETA you're too funny
PETA is the worst organization out there. I don't mind people loving animals, that's fine. Or if you want them to be treated ethically. But there's a certain line, and PETA crossed it years ago when they decided to practically wage war against humanity. Because seriously, all they seem to do is go 'humans suck, you shouldn't do anything, you all should die, animals forever *butchers some animals*'.
In Australia we have a similar organization, RSPCA. They mostly do animal rescues, which again, is a good concept, but not the way that they actually execute it.
My friends found a huge python in their house once, though they didn't know that it wasn't poisonous. All they could think of was 'snake! scary!' and well called RSPCA. They described it as a brownish-black snake, which to be honest could be the description of any sort of snake here in Australia, which many are very venomous. What did RSPCA say? They didn't say anything, because they practically screamed at my friends, told them to leave it be, and threatened them that if any harm came to the python ('snake', back then), they'd get into so much trouble. Can you believe that?
Well obviously nothing happened, and even if something did, it's a python so it wouldn't be that bad. But if it really was a taipan or something like that that day, and any of them was bitten, well that'd probably be the end of my friends.
So yeah. :/ Many organizations have good causes and stuff, but when it comes to the execution of those concepts... yeah.
In Australia we have a similar organization, RSPCA. They mostly do animal rescues, which again, is a good concept, but not the way that they actually execute it.
My friends found a huge python in their house once, though they didn't know that it wasn't poisonous. All they could think of was 'snake! scary!' and well called RSPCA. They described it as a brownish-black snake, which to be honest could be the description of any sort of snake here in Australia, which many are very venomous. What did RSPCA say? They didn't say anything, because they practically screamed at my friends, told them to leave it be, and threatened them that if any harm came to the python ('snake', back then), they'd get into so much trouble. Can you believe that?
Well obviously nothing happened, and even if something did, it's a python so it wouldn't be that bad. But if it really was a taipan or something like that that day, and any of them was bitten, well that'd probably be the end of my friends.
So yeah. :/ Many organizations have good causes and stuff, but when it comes to the execution of those concepts... yeah.
Why bother getting married or having kids? Just download screensavers of people you dont know. Just as good right?...Right?
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I agree with all of they do good things but now they've really gone over the edge with this.They went beyond crossing the lines.Of they keep it up they won't have any supporters left.
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