Is PETA finally going too far?

[DrLeftover]

http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,2817,2393235,00.asp?google_editors_picks=true





Remember, they have come under fire for using women in their rather go naked than wear fur campaign.



And they were the group that crucified a 'Ronald McDonald' upside down in front of a restaurant as well.

 

[Evil Eye]

Ok... Weird.

Good source of income I suppose.

 

[Dennis]

Throwing paint off of buildings at passerby's wearing fur wasn't too far?

I dont think they're going too far, i think they're getting bored.

 

[Kasynlie]

All these environmental organizations (PETA, Greenpeace etc) went 'too far' a long time ago. For example, Greenpeace recruit young people with wealthy parents to do their dirty and often illegal work. This is because they know that the parents will pay for lawyers and other legal expenses in court to defend their kids because they were 'only doing what was right' and 'standing up for what they believe in'.

 

[WordsOnly]

[font=lucida sans unicode,lucida grande,sans-serif]Peta went to far the day after they were formed imo.

[font=lucida sans unicode,lucida grande,sans-serif]There is enough rights groups out there that we don't need them.

[font=lucida sans unicode,lucida grande,sans-serif]And to use naked ladies in a protest for wearing fur, hell l'm against public nudity should l form a group to protest the protesters ?

[font=lucida sans unicode,lucida grande,sans-serif]Thing is it gives people like Pammy a platform to remain in the spotlight long after her sell by date. ( which was after the showing of Baywatch )