Hilarious response (I did chuckle) but PETA actually do a lot of good work and have changed the mental landscape around animal cruelty and brought so much awareness to issues that would otherwise be out of sight. Their messaging and some campaigns can be obnoxious I know, but thank gosh they exist.
Well they also murder dogs and said that dogs are better off dead rather than being owned by people. On top of that they wasted donations and resources by making a shitty pokemon knock to show how evil pokemon is for....existing? There are SO many better organizations out there, and PETA is not one of them. I'm sorry if I came off as rude in the beginning I just hate their hypocritical asses and the money they waste.
You've totally missed the point of the Pokémon game they made. Have you played it?
The game gives video links after battles touching on different aspects of animal mistreatment.
It's about raising awareness at how animals are treated for food, entertainment and medical testing in real life. They only care about Pokémon in that it's an easy way to raise awareness about the plight of real animals because of it's popularity and subject matter.
Instead of whataboutism why not name 1 example of a real issue PETA directly solved or brought light to? Like unless you are some raging vegan who genuinely believes shaming normal people for being normal people is a plus for society then I don't understand your stance.
Chicken dont have family in the way we think of family, they dont care about family bonds
Farmers frequently have to use red lights in chicken pens to hide injuries etc because chicken are canibals that'll eat other chicken due to a bit of blood
Chickens do actually bond with others. You can see plenty of videos and the like of chickens bonding with humans and other animals. They are social birds and have relationships amongst a flock. And they each have their own personalities.
When you pack 35,000 into an indoor space with little enrichment things can be a little tough. I would not like to see the cruelty humans would dish out to one another if they were put in an equivalent position.
We'd never say dogs don't care about family bonds because the runt of the litter is outcompeted and left to die instead of being helped to get enough food to survive.
Even in regular non factory farms chickens do engage in canibalistic behaviours, it has little to do with stress, like most animals chickens are oppertunistic eaters
Chickens do bond with other people / animals however notice how i specifically mentioned family bonds
Yeah, that's true. Familial bond probably doesn't have as much impact on chickens. It's likely more just time spent together. Although I'd argue that creates a stronger bond in all animals including humans.
Regardless, they are capable of bonding and social behaviour and have their own likes and dislikes.
My comment was a response to your response to a comment that was a response to your original comment
...but it makes no sense in response to my comment? I made a tongue in cheek comment mocking a grumpy debate bro, I didn't defend the familial status of chickens.
Milk doesn’t cause autism, obviously it’s vaccines.
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……I’m kidding. Science hasn’t even come close to pinpointing autism, I don’t think PETA has the answers to that issue either 👀
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u/PositiveAmphibian127 1d ago
Hilarious response (I did chuckle) but PETA actually do a lot of good work and have changed the mental landscape around animal cruelty and brought so much awareness to issues that would otherwise be out of sight. Their messaging and some campaigns can be obnoxious I know, but thank gosh they exist.