Weekly Discussion~ PETA

I despise PETA, very much.

They just use inappropriate and wrong metaphors and similes and I have a very short fuse. They happen to burn that fuse. They claim they want to rescue animals, but even if they have space for them, they'll still kill the healthy animals that they take in. It's horrible.

Peta has only done two things I even like. They went through PetSmart and confirmed the abuse, and they went into a farm to rescue chickens. The only thing I've ever appreciated from Peta was that.

They force their own believe onto people, and go to lengths too extreme.

Peta just needs to calm down, and actually keep their purpose ; rescuing animals. Not making people feel bad and guilt trip us because we eat what we, as humans, were made to eat (by the way), or killing animals pointlessly instead of trying to help them completely. Even if they were full, hundreds of shelters would be open.

PETA is a very touchy subject. I believe they are trying to a good cause, yet as I've seen others say; they go about the wrong way of achieving it. They tend to try to make others feel guilty for not being vegan, or push extreme ideas. In the end: good goal, bad execution.

Like most people have already said, I agree with what they are trying to do but they go way too far in trying to achieve it.

Well first of all, I’m vegan. I became vegan because of animal welfare. I don’t believe in animal testing, dairy farms, egg farms, or meat industries. However, I don’t agree with PETA’s methods. They tend to stretch the truth and convince people to boycott companies and products. Even though I don’t agree with these methods, I agree with PETA’s moral beliefs

I am not a fan of PETA, as it is an animal RIGHTS organisation, and I am not for animal rights.

Instead I better animal welfare, where animals are still used for companionship, food and animal testing, but we should treat them better- especially in meat industry.