I am just trying to figure out how PETA people would answer these questions because I want to see how they think and operate. I'm not trying to be offensive and if any of these sound silly I apologize, but I’m giving PETA a chance to defend itself. I really am interested in what you have to say. (Please answer all of them)
1. If you had the chance to save 2 dogs or one person, which would you save? 10 dogs?
2. When a lion eats an antelope, isn't that bad?
3. If we killed all the lions wouldn't we save tons more animals?
4. On www.peta.org i found this in the faq section. "Helping animals is not any more or less important than helping human beings—they are both important." Now if x is not less than y and x is not greater than y, x must be equal to y. Does that mean PETA thinks the importance of helping animals (which was x) is equal to the importance of helping humans (y)?
5. Why does PETA tend to so frequently use the objectification of women to promote their ideas?
Thanks
2007-05-02
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