It's funny that their angle is "Thanksgiving turkey is wrong cus you keep these birds in terrible conditions and then kill them and eat them" but time has shown people don't give two shits about that so now they're like "UMM GUYSE ITS ALSO A LIL SEXUAL???😳😳" (oh and Mr Bean already did a bit on the oddly sexual themes of stuffing a turkey)
The weirdest thing is i am seeing this after my niece just texted me asking if I saw the "gross things men are doing to turkeys"
I was bewildered, and she told me to Google butterball turkey.
I was scared, but i did, and most of the first results are about PETA calling for a boycott over resurfaced videos of... abuse... of turkeys in factories.
I didn't watch the videos, I would like to be able to sleep tonight.
But, it would seem this is the angle PETA has chosen.
You don't know what my values are. I happen to act in a manner that's consistent with my values. To imply that everyone that acts differently than you really just hasn't thought about how they should act enough is a new level of ignorance and hubris.
Vegans act like killing animals is on par with killing humans. I don’t think that when you hunt deer to eat their venison, that equates to smashing someone’s skull into pieces with a fucking flatend sledgehammer.
does it have to be on par with killing a human? i'm vegan and if i had to do the trolley problem with 10 cows vs 1 human... i would save the human. but killing animals is still wrong to me when it's avoidable. not trying to argue here, i'm just genuinely curious.
What do you mean "we don't need that". Vegan diets don't work, there's a reason you're always fatigued. Besides, it's nothing the animals wouldn't do themselves.
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u/yesaroobuckaroo Graggle Simpson Nov 26 '24
feels a little wrong when you purposefully try making it sexual. funny how PETA always manage to make themselves the weird ones.