
The headline possibilities are endless, and the people at People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals are back, this time with a message about barbecuing, just in time for the Fourth of July. They will faux-grill a live human being at high noon on Friday, June 26 at the northeast corner of Eighth and Main streets. They did it yesterday in Reno.
"Flesh is flesh, and animals feel pain and suffer just as humans do," said PETA spokesperson Lindsay Rajt in an press release about the event. "What revolts people about the idea of eating humans should also revolt them when it comes to the idea of eating other animals."
Don't animals eat animals, though, and in their great sentience wish they had barbecue sauce and the knowledge of fire?
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Each of us has those pointy teeth in the corners of our mouths. They are called canines, and they are there for a reason! As a species, we have not worked our way to the top of the food chain in order to eat vegetables, nuts and seeds. The animals WE eat dine on those things. Vegetables,beans,flowers and such are served as compliments to a meal, not INSTEAD of a meal.
If a vegan diet was the end goal, why would they spend so much time and effort trying to make tofu and vegetables taste like beef?