College Activist Trying to Ban KFC From Campus!

Posted by peta2Ryan 08/11/2008 4:05 PM
Tags: sex, petition, funny, animals, KFC, hot
College Activist Trying to Ban KFC From Campus!
Jason's campaign comes on the heels of a similar one at Florida Gulf Coast University, and students from all over the country are starting to organize similar petitions for their campus.
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Anonymous says,
Anonymous
Sweet Niblets! What is this world coming to??? Posted 08/12/2008 2:57 PMReply
Anonymous says,
Anonymous
I'll never understand these damn vegetarians. I mean, what good could come out of not eating meat, in terms of a political "movement"?? What do you expect? Do you really think companies are gonna stop butchering and selling it? Of course not!

Like much of our politicians on the traditional Left and Right, this is merely a symbolic gesture to make activists feel 'good', as if they're actually doing something meaningful. They know full well banning KFC's not gonna do a damn. Besides, I have the right to ****ing eat meat if I want. How dare you try to dictate what's good for me or anyone else and ban it. Posted 08/13/2008 08:22 AMReply
peta2Ryan says,
peta2Ryan
Not eating meat is indeed a statement, and a powerful one at that.

Raising animals for food is the #1 cause of global warming (according to the UN), and animals are often skinned and dismembered while still fully conscious when killed for food. I'd say those are two very solid reasons to promote a meat-free lifestyle.

I doubt anybody could watch the video at http://www.Meat.org and still tell me that this kind of abuse is acceptable in a modern society. Posted 08/13/2008 08:27 AMReply
Anonymous says,
Anonymous
For every animal you don't eat, I'm going to eat three. Posted 08/13/2008 10:42 AMReply

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