Posted on 08/16/2004 1:44:50 PM PDT by atari
http://www.peta.org/feat/ReaganBB/index.asp
PETA decides to use Reagan's image to convince people that eating meat causes Alzheimers.
If God did not mean for us to eat animals, why did He make them so tasty?
These folks don't comprehend the depths of their shame.
This makes me want to find someone from PETA and slap them upside the head with a raw T-bone steak. But who wants to ruin a good steak?
Well, we know that joining PETA causes stupidity...
http://www.peta.org/feat/ReaganBB/index.asp
I thought about posting the image but instead I just put in an active link.
Now, if it only caused sterility too....
Wow, first post ever on Free Republic. What'd you have for lunch? A salad?
These wackos are sick!
The infection of PETA may proove more hazardous to ones health than originally thought.
Typical publicity stunt. Let's ignore.
Most people do. PETA is an animal worshiping cult.
cold water fish is very good for the brain...but PETA wouldn't want people eating fish either.
I read somewhere that Americans are spending more money on breast implants and viagra. You know what that means, don't you? We're going to end up with a bunch of old people walking around with assets they don't know how to use.
If God made illicit sex feel so good, why are we not supposed to do it?
Your question can go off in all sorts of directions.
Like Ted Nugent says, "Kill it and grill it!" In honor of PETA's new billboard I'm heading out for a thick tasty t-bone.
these folks are the same who'd beleive blowing yourself up gets you 72 vegans, I mean, virgins.
God has a place for all of his creatures... right next to the mashed potatos.
After the flood God ok'd meat eating, that's good enough for me.
Hamburger night at Sonic...mmm cheeseburger.
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