PETA releases gory video game

[Mennoknight]

[citation][nom]YourGodOnEarth[/nom]I keep telling people:If chickens (and turkeys) were as big as we are, they'd be having US for dinner.Chickens are ruthless predators, and we MUST keep them away from all nuclear waste spills or we run the risk of suffering dire consequences when they mutate and grow!!!Beware... beware...[/citation]


NO KIDDING. Never mind if they ever get into nuclear waste spills at Umbrella Corp. Then those huge ZOMBIE turkeys will destroy life as we know it...

So do your part. Eat a turkey for Thanksgiving and help prevent genocidal flocks of zombie poultry.

(Sorry...second post...figuring out the quote system)

 

[YourGodOnEarth]

[citation][nom]gm0n3y[/nom]Just played the game and man it makes me hungry (except for the bonus game at the end, tofu doesn't belong in thanksgiving).[/citation]
I'm soy-intollerant, so I have to eat faux-fu instead... :-(

 

[Guest]

The Bible clearly states that we can eat animals. Infact in the Bible God commanded that Jews eat the sacrificial lamb at Passover. If you were a vegetarian you would have gone against God's wishes. Personally I believe PETA needs to remove such an offending game from public access and make a public apology. Everyone cries when we share our "religious" views but its ok for PETA to force theirs on us so forcefully.

 

[Guest]

GOD , these guys make me sick , me stop eatign turkey it's a f-ing bird we are talking aobut for cryign out lound, had i't had it's evolutionary way , it would be as big as ahosue an eating us .. but wait nature didnt let it go that route, and piut us on top , I DONT GIVE A SH-T IF I HURT A TURKEY"S F-ING FEEELINGS, it is going to be my dinner not my date. infact this video not only makes me not want to be nice to turkeys , it makes me want to go grap a biog ass hamburger and shop on down on soemthginhtat is even a little higehr up on the evolutionary track than some stupid bird , screw peta i'm ahivng my thanks giving turke,y so go show your propaganda to some one that cares. if we wernt eatignt eh turkeys soemthign else would be eating it any way , this is a real simpel concept perhaps you heard of it , it's called nature ,something is always eating some other living thing, i bet if we shipped a milion turkeys to a strarving country ans releif, these a--es would still baby cry "what about the dumb birds" not like turkeys are near extinction , oh adn also remeber the bible says "god maketh man to rign over all life on earth " so go f- yourself , me i'm gonna go do some "reigning" and munch on a few animals right now... i suppose you want me to pet my hamburger next time i get take out ?

 

[hellscook]

I think the main point of this game (which I really enjoyed) is to get you to watch the video at the end that you never otherwise would have. I do agree that the methods employed to maintain my supply of turkey meat is inhumane and they as living creatures deserve better treatment while alive. Will I continue to eat meat? Yes, until the end of time.

 

[zak_mckraken]

I respect PETA as an organization that prevents animal cruelty. I'm not a vegetarian, in fact I'm more of a meat lover, but I do not tolerate bad treatments to animals. As long as the animals we eat are treated well and killed humanely, it's fine with me. However, this game probably won't reach the goal it aims to sensibilize people about animal cruelty. In fact, it could even make things worse since it's in the form of a game. Think Happy Tree Friends...

 

[Guest]

I think PETA forgets that vegetarians are actually quite a bit less healthy than someone who is not. A vegetarian must take vitamin supplements to stay alive, and if you haven't stayed around one, they always just look ill.

However, you cannot convince PETA. They lie and overreact to things to make the meat industry look bad. For example, look at how they used camera tricks to make it look like there's low-light conditions in the pens. A few of the birds die of heart attacks and the like, yes, but isn't that a bare statistic of everything living?

 

[Tindytim]

[citation][nom]AndrewMD[/nom]Kaotc, you beat me to it.Plants are composed of living cells, even though it does scream, doesn't mean it doesn't feel hurt!At the same time I can understand what they trying to say. We do kill way too many turkeys on Thanksgiving only to have most of it go to waste.[/citation]

Which proves they don't care about suffereing. They just care about their own damn guilt. They just can't stand to see something else in pain, so rather than excepting that to live is to experience suffereing, they fight all sorts of pain for animals.

They don't care if it can't scream, or express it's pain.

[citation][nom]zak_mckraken[/nom]I respect PETA as an organization that prevents animal cruelty. I'm not a vegetarian, in fact I'm more of a meat lover, but I do not tolerate bad treatments to animals. As long as the animals we eat are treated well and killed humanely, it's fine with me. However, this game probably won't reach the goal it aims to sensibilize people about animal cruelty. In fact, it could even make things worse since it's in the form of a game. Think Happy Tree Friends...[/citation]
PETA doesn't care about humane death of animals. They're ideal setting would be where animals and people are equal, with equal rights. Which is retarded. Our very existence causes death.

But I agree that animals should be killed in a humane manner. I don't see why we don't guillotine animals.

 

[gm0n3y]

@Wooblenoo,

I disagree with your assertion that vegetarians are unhealthy and need to take supplements. Uneducated, lazy vegetarians are unhealthy and need supplements. While I love meat, I do know a couple of vegans that are healthier than pretty much anybody else I know. It takes more effort to be vegan, and you pretty much have to make every meal yourself, but if you actually take the time to educate yourself, learn how to cook, and find out where to get good ingredients, you can live a healthy lifestyle. Of course, most people are lazy and stupid, vegetarians are certainly no exception, so most of them are pretty unhealthy. I find they are often lethargic and get sick a lot more frequently (could be the antibiotics in the meat).

 

[enforcer22]

wooblenoo is more right then you give him credit for. Most vegans i know say proten is protein who cares. Well thats not true. One ingrediant in your diet is animal fat well what veggy gives that? Sure for the rest though you can get away with it if your not lazy but there are some things that are just better for you from meat. We have evolved to incorperate everything into our diet. The draw back is to be the healthiest you can be you need a little something from every aspect. And to alot of people soy is a problem :/ Though i dont dissagree with being a none meat eater i do dissagree your really doing your self 100% good by cutting out sources of vitamins minerals that are easyer for your body to absorb. Im not a damn Dr. so i dont know all the techincal specifics about it so whatever.

O yeah and peta can blow me.

 

[gm0n3y]

@enforcer,

I pretty much agree with you, you can be healthy as a vegan, but its way easier to be healthy as an omnivore.

 

[Guest]

Cooking Mama spends the better part of this "game" in a lousy mood because she can't stand the fact that the animal-crazy dingbats from Pagan Eco-crazy Twerps for Animals are ripping her off in such an absurd way!
People Eating Tasty Animals: Meaner than Mama since 1980