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I love animals don't get me wrong I've had loads of pets and have loved them all and I'm not against animal rights but PETA does nothing but cheapen the cause I find.
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Are you a vegan? If not, then:
1) You don't love animals.
2) You are against animal rights because you are doing things to cause cruelty to animals.
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do you have a pet?
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*sigh* This old game again.
If I say yes, you'll say that I'm a hypocrite for thinking it's wrong to torture, confine, beat, abuse, and murder animals but okay to love them, feed them, and care for them.
If I say no, you'll say that I'm a hypocrite because if I truly loved animals myself I would have one, or that I can't understand what it's like to have one since I don't.
So, since it's clear I lose either way, I'm not going to answer. Just pick whichever answer is most convenient for you and make your point.
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i wasn't going to say either of these things. i just find it interesting to hear people who support PETA wholeheartedly's views on keeping pets and have been ever since I found out that they were very against it.
I was a vegan for 3 years and then a vegetarian because I wasn't getting hardly any proper nutrition from my diet, and then I realised after a year of being a vegetarian that it was stupid to not eat meat but still bi-products, because as far as im concerned it's hypocritical, so I'm now one of those ****ing irritating people who doesn't eat meat regularly purely because the idea of it sickens me. I'm kinda OK if it's hidden and I don't think about it, but the idea of eating a slab of flesh from something that was once alive and died to be on my plate makes me feel genuinely sick.
if i'm eating at someone else's house i'll tell them I'm a vegetarian though, stops huge problems