My ex-wife was a member of PETA for a while. Which is kind of funny since I an NRA member and would-be hunter (if I had the time...). Reading their propoganda mag was kind of scary. It struck me as almost a personality cult, as they were always talking up what the founder did this week, and how great he was, etc.
>>>The good PETA was not amused and took the inane PETA to court. I dunno what the outcome was.
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>>I wouldn't call PETA "good" but that's just me.
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>Rip,
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>We had a fellow here in Salt Lake City, when the local PETA folks were picketing a hamburger place (McDonalds?) buy a big juicy hamburger and go outside and eat it right in front of their faces. *g*
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>Kind of a quid-pro-quo I guess....
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>Best,
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>DD
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