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PETA To Launch Pornography Website

The People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals are planning on launching an adult oriented website to help protect animals through a mix of animal suffering footage and porn. I'm not sure how mixing the two will win hearts, minds, or naughty bits, but Lindsay Rajt, PETA's associate director of campaigns, seems to think it's a good idea. She says, "We're hoping to reach a whole new audience of people, some of whom will be shocked by graphic images that maybe they didn't anticipate seeing when they went to the PETA triple-X site."

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  1. We at PETA were only *mostly* crazy before by elrous0 · · Score: 4, Funny

    Fuck it, we're going full-on batshit.

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    1. Re:We at PETA were only *mostly* crazy before by GameboyRMH · · Score: 3, Funny

      For once PETA does something I approve of. Yes, get more female celebrities to pose nude! I'm sure it will turn me from an omnivore to a herbivore once I get enough exposure!

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    2. Re:We at PETA were only *mostly* crazy before by Kenja · · Score: 4, Interesting

      Its PETA, they've been insane since day one. They euthanize animals, while declaring they are for animal rights. Their leder takes insalin derived from canines, while saying that no animals should be used for medical research. They want animals to be treated like humans and be covered by the same laws, which would result in them all being locked up for indecent exposure and public indecency.

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    3. Re:We at PETA were only *mostly* crazy before by elrous0 · · Score: 2

      They want animals to be treated like humans and be covered by the same laws, which would result in them all being locked up for indecent exposure and public indecency.

      Not to mention all the leg-humping dogs who would be up on sexual assault charges.

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    4. Re:We at PETA were only *mostly* crazy before by Bardwick · · Score: 1

      Okay, this will sound weird, but I love you man, right up to the point before it's uncomfortable...

    5. Re:We at PETA were only *mostly* crazy before by CelticWhisper · · Score: 5, Insightful

      Not to mention all the leg-humping dogs who would be up on sexual assault charges.

      No dude - this is a PETA article, not a TSA article.

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    6. Re:We at PETA were only *mostly* crazy before by Intrepid+imaginaut · · Score: 1

      Nothing says "invite me home to dinner" like roadkill-rolling chronic masturbators.

    7. Re:We at PETA were only *mostly* crazy before by eric02138 · · Score: 1

      Hey! Whenever you denigrate bat feces, you hurt the feelings of all bats - Nazi!

    8. Re:We at PETA were only *mostly* crazy before by XiaoMing · · Score: 1

      Fuck it, we're going full-on batshit.

      What's so funny about this? He's just quoting the third episode where we'll be seeing some hardcore bat-anal.

    9. Re:We at PETA were only *mostly* crazy before by neoform · · Score: 3, Insightful

      Nah, they've been full-on for a long time... I realized this when they released a film called "Chickens are people too". The obvious reply to that title is: "No, they aren't."

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    10. Re:We at PETA were only *mostly* crazy before by Kid+Zero · · Score: 3, Informative

      Their leder takes insalin derived from canines, while saying that no animals should be used for medical research.

      They haven't derived "insalin" from Canines in ages. I'm sure their "leder" is using the modern brands of insulin.

    11. Re:We at PETA were only *mostly* crazy before by jythie · · Score: 3, Insightful

      Euthanize? Try eradicate... part of PETA's mission is the complete destruction of species that have made the mistake of getting along with humans.

    12. Re:We at PETA were only *mostly* crazy before by Kamiza+Ikioi · · Score: 1

      Fuck it, we're going full-on batshit.

      ...or illegal. I'm pretty sure this is very blurry line of smut, but I think they may be crossing a legal line.

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    13. Re:We at PETA were only *mostly* crazy before by increment1 · · Score: 5, Insightful

      One can only hope that too much exposure doesn't result in people becoming sexually aroused by cruelty to animals. I really think that PETA should have thought this through a little bit more.

    14. Re:We at PETA were only *mostly* crazy before by AliasMarlowe · · Score: 1

      One can only hope that too much exposure doesn't result in people becoming sexually aroused by cruelty to animals. I really think that PETA should have thought this through a little bit more.

      Evidence of thought processes at PETA is pretty thin. No doubt they'll attract almost exclusively either (i) people such as teenage males hopped up on hormones, who will ignore oodles of animal suffering in their quest for a few XXX images, or (ii) people with bizarre fetishes who would actually prefer the blood-splattered animals to be in the XXX-rated images. Perhaps it will even lead to a new genre of kitten-slasher porn or something equally gross (potential replacement for the goatse guy).

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    15. Re:We at PETA were only *mostly* crazy before by AliasMarlowe · · Score: 2

      They want animals to be treated like humans and be covered by the same laws, which would result in them all being locked up for indecent exposure and public indecency.

      Yep, dogs humping in public. Shocking, isn't it? And best not to mention horses... At least cats do it in the dark, if a little noisily.

      Or just visit the zoo on a warm summer day. Most of the male animals have boners, in public, and in front of children. Obviously, they need to be convicted as child-molesting sex criminals. Hmmm, maybe that's why they're already locked up.

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    16. Re:We at PETA were only *mostly* crazy before by AliasMarlowe · · Score: 1

      Fuck it, we're going full-on batshit.

      What's so funny about this? He's just quoting the third episode where we'll be seeing some hardcore bat-anal.

      Santorum is batty? Weirdly appropriate from PETA's viewpoint.

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    17. Re:We at PETA were only *mostly* crazy before by hairyfeet · · Score: 2

      Don't they know you NEVER go full retard? Was there any doubt in their insanity after the "sea kitten" episode? For those that didn't hear, and I swear I ain't making this shit up, PETA demanded that all mentions of fish be replaced with the words 'sea kittens" because people wouldn't want to eat fish if they sounded cute and that several thousand years of tastes and diets could be changed by calling a trout a sea kitty. I guess someone forgot to tell them about catfish huh?

      What is sad is we really do need someone speaking out for the rights of animals to be treated with respect, we shouldn't make food animals suffer, nor should people be killing animals for fun or sport, but PETA left normal about 5 exits back and is way into "total drooling batshit crazy" country and they ain't never coming back. kinda like how the new head of MADD said their ultimate goal is to bring back prohibition. We all know that is batshit, and is as far from the original mission as you can get, so far that the original organizer and creator of MADD won't have anything to do with them. But in all these orgs it seems like the loony tunes always end up running the show.

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    18. Re:We at PETA were only *mostly* crazy before by X0563511 · · Score: 3, Funny

      At least he got 'their' right...

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    19. Re:We at PETA were only *mostly* crazy before by elrous0 · · Score: 2

      Sometimes they do things that are so stupid and crazy that I wonder if there isn't some agent provocateur calling the shots at the top. They seem to actual WANT to discredit themselves.

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    20. Re:We at PETA were only *mostly* crazy before by networkBoy · · Score: 1

      I now have an overwhelming desire to create such a website and note in the footers/meta data/etc.:
      Inspired by PETA.

      If I do it all CG will I still be beaned (kind of like CP in Aus)?

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    21. Re:We at PETA were only *mostly* crazy before by Fned · · Score: 1

      "Catseakittens"

      Jesus Christ, I can't even get myself to say that out loud ironically.

    22. Re:We at PETA were only *mostly* crazy before by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      Insulin comes from genetically engineered bacteria, not dogs.

    23. Re:We at PETA were only *mostly* crazy before by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      too late *fapfapfap*

    24. Re:We at PETA were only *mostly* crazy before by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      There have been Make-The-World-Better-Fuckers for some time already, so the PETA's hot and steamy action is not a sexy novelty in this field. Hopefully the people watching the petaporn videos are not ending up getting turn on from the mistreatment of animals as the synaptic paths intersect with large enough frequency. "PETA made me a sadist!"

    25. Re:We at PETA were only *mostly* crazy before by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      ...at least PETA ain't a religion.... i think

    26. Re:We at PETA were only *mostly* crazy before by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 1

      genetically engineered bacteria

      That sounds like something they'd oppose too.

    27. Re:We at PETA were only *mostly* crazy before by bigstrat2003 · · Score: 1

      You never go full retard!

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    28. Re:We at PETA were only *mostly* crazy before by trytoguess · · Score: 1

      My euthanize, do you mean they'd kill animals who're beyond medical care, or that they just kill willy nilly? Imo, there's nothing wrong with the former, it's something vets are known to do for starters.

    29. Re:We at PETA were only *mostly* crazy before by ravenshrike · · Score: 2

      Apparently they want to attract/guide young serial killers.

    30. Re:We at PETA were only *mostly* crazy before by MagusSlurpy · · Score: 1

      I'm more interested in the impact that ejaculating and getting that oxytocin release right as a maimed dog shows up on the screen is going to have. I wonder if PETA has considered the fact that they might be creating a generation of animal-abusing teenaged boys.

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    31. Re:We at PETA were only *mostly* crazy before by khellendros1984 · · Score: 2

      They have animal shelters, and if an animal is in the shelter too long without being adopted, it's put down. This is in contrast to no-kill shelters run by other organizations, where they would put down only the animals that are beyond help.

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    32. Re:We at PETA were only *mostly* crazy before by bmajik · · Score: 1

      I was at a university agriculture-department extension event this weekend. Basically a bunch of PhDs and grad students running a petting zoo and farm yard :)

      But while I was there, I saw a _fantastic_ poster. It showed a bunch of animal rights actvists protesting, holding up signs, etc.

      And the caption of the photo was roughly, "Thanks to us [people doing animal & drug science], you'll live to protest an average of 20.8 years longer"

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    33. Re:We at PETA were only *mostly* crazy before by meerling · · Score: 1

      Why not? They've both gone way beyond the bounds of reason and good taste and are now just into sick ineffectual theater performances...

    34. Re:We at PETA were only *mostly* crazy before by meerling · · Score: 2

      Insulin comes from a variety of sources to meet the medical requirements of patients. The one from bacteria is human insulin (product name 'Humalin', and they inserted the human gene for making insulin into a bacteria. There's more to it than that, but that's a whole article.), while most of the rest of the insulin on the market is either bovine (cow) or porcine (pig).
      Before the creation of Humalin, those two were just about all there was.
      I've heard tell there was a very limited amount of human insulin available, but it required the destruction of huge quantities of human blood to make, so it was only made available to a few of the people that couldn't take the others due to allergies or other complications. I don't have verification of that, and if you really want to know, go look it up yourself.

      I've never heard of anyone using canine (dog) insulin, but if it's true (probably isn't), it has to be really really rare.

    35. Re:We at PETA were only *mostly* crazy before by Synerg1y · · Score: 1

      This must be how animal porn websites originate.

    36. Re:We at PETA were only *mostly* crazy before by meerling · · Score: 1

      Way too late for that. So do you think their plan is to use a juxtaposition of porn and animal torture to create an army of Sadistic Bestiality Fetishists through Pavlovian Response Training?

      Will they also be including the tinkling bell sound every time you go to their website?

    37. Re:We at PETA were only *mostly* crazy before by threat_or_menace · · Score: 1

      There actually are folks (quite a lot of them) sexually aroused by cruelty to animals. Hence the sturm und drang about the "crush" videos about ten years ago, when The End of Days was heralded by folks paying actual money to watch girls in high heels stomp on mice, birds, etc.

      My memory is that in the UK the animal rights nutbags managed to write remarkably broad laws covering all of this stuff.

      PETA will probably have, as its charter paying subscribers, folks for whom this is a thrill, and with better-looking models than they're used to seeing.

    38. Re:We at PETA were only *mostly* crazy before by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      I just looked at the PeTA website, and they have a header there titled 'THE PETA FILES'. I'm a little concerned.

    39. Re:We at PETA were only *mostly* crazy before by RobbieThe1st · · Score: 1

      Mod parent up. I wouldn't be surprised...

    40. Re:We at PETA were only *mostly* crazy before by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      and so a new fetish was born! Everyone, let's head over to the chans and fap frivolously!

    41. Re:We at PETA were only *mostly* crazy before by hairyfeet · · Score: 1

      I swear to God its true! look it up! They even have videos where they went on shows saying everyone should now call fish seakittens! The look on some of the interviewers faces...you could see them thinking to themselves "I'm being punked, aren't I? Is there a hidden camera? Surely they can't be THIS batshit?"

      But like I said its the same as MADD and how the one who originally started MADD after losing her child to a drunk driver won't have anything to do with them anymore, all these orgs that start out being a good cause seem to end up with the crazies running the asylum. Seakittens! can't you just picture Jaws remade this way? Look out its a seakitten!

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    42. Re:We at PETA were only *mostly* crazy before by Zontar+The+Mindless · · Score: 1

      selectright-clickgooglefor...

      OMFG, you're not kidding, are you...?

      "Batshit insane" just got a new definition.

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    43. Re:We at PETA were only *mostly* crazy before by jamstar7 · · Score: 1

      Insulin comes from a variety of sources to meet the medical requirements of patients. The one from bacteria is human insulin (product name 'Humalin', and they inserted the human gene for making insulin into a bacteria. There's more to it than that, but that's a whole article.), while most of the rest of the insulin on the market is either bovine (cow) or porcine (pig).

      Insulin also used to come from sheep. It all depended on which version your body could handle better. Some people did better on the bovine, some on the pork, some on the sheep.

      PETA still has problems with bacterial-produced insulin since it required animal testing for safety and effectiveness, not to mention FDA approval. Personally, I'm thinking, if they're that oppposed to animal testing, why not do 'animal' testing on PETA members?

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    44. Re:We at PETA were only *mostly* crazy before by SmallFurryCreature · · Score: 1

      Doesn't matter, it was only obtained through animal testing so it should be off limits regardless of how it is obtained now.

      PETA is not Greenpeace, PETA is against ALL forms of animal use. A cat allows you to stay in its house? Animal cruelty. Guide dogs? Cruelty.

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    45. Re:We at PETA were only *mostly* crazy before by chrismcb · · Score: 1

      Don't they know you NEVER go full retard? Was there any doubt in their insanity after the "sea kitten" episode? For those that didn't hear, and I swear I ain't making this shit up, PETA demanded that all mentions of fish be replaced with the words 'sea kittens"

      I don't care for the taste of sea kittens much myself. But land kittens... yummmmm! Even better than puppies!

    46. Re:We at PETA were only *mostly* crazy before by EdIII · · Score: 1

      One can only hope that too much exposure doesn't result in people becoming sexually aroused by cruelty to animals. I really think that PETA should have thought this through a little bit more.

      Dude. Dude. STFU.

      We are talking about them using their mental influence on hot celebrity chicks, like Eva Mendes, to do porn.

      Priorities. Get Some.

    47. Re:We at PETA were only *mostly* crazy before by khallow · · Score: 1

      If that were true, he or she would have received a medal and retired by now. I think it's more their business model. Namely, they do insane stuff so that they can get donations from insane people. Since they're still here, it has to be working for them.

    48. Re:We at PETA were only *mostly* crazy before by Plunky · · Score: 1

      Doesn't matter, it was only obtained through animal testing so it should be off limits regardless of how it is obtained now.

      Well now, a) thats easy for you to say, and b) once knowledge is gained it would be wrong not to use it

      Consider the experiments that were done on Jews during WW2 regarding exposure and hypothermia. Abhorrent though it was, the results of those experiments may be still valid today and you can't just throw that data away, it can never be reproduced.

    49. Re:We at PETA were only *mostly* crazy before by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      This.

      PETA, this is the worst possible idea you could have.

    50. Re:We at PETA were only *mostly* crazy before by silentcoder · · Score: 1

      Now here's the clencher.
      SPCA shelter's do the same- and give the animal six months. PETA shelters "euthanize" any animal not adopted after 14 days !

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    51. Re:We at PETA were only *mostly* crazy before by JosKarith · · Score: 2

      Entirety of /b/ decamping in 5...4...3...

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    52. Re:We at PETA were only *mostly* crazy before by DryGrian · · Score: 1

      I think "shelter" would be the word I would have put in quotes there...

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    53. Re:We at PETA were only *mostly* crazy before by jellomizer · · Score: 1

      I guess they are trying to capatalize on the main reason men join PETA. There is this hot chick he want to lay, but she is in PITA so he pretends he is interested and joins in to get som Sex.

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    54. Re:We at PETA were only *mostly* crazy before by silentcoder · · Score: 1

      In retrospect, I think you're right.

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    55. Re:We at PETA were only *mostly* crazy before by xenobyte · · Score: 1

      They haven't derived "insalin" from Canines in ages. I'm sure their "leder" is using the modern brands of insulin.

      Which are produced by genetically altered bacteria if I remember correctly. She can be vegetarian but not vegan.

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    56. Re:We at PETA were only *mostly* crazy before by xenobyte · · Score: 1

      Well, they do REALLY love their dogs...

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    57. Re:We at PETA were only *mostly* crazy before by tehcyder · · Score: 1

      My memory is that in the UK the animal rights nutbags managed to write remarkably broad laws covering all of this stuff.

      I think the people getting their jollies from watching animals being tortured and killed are the nutbags, but maybe I'm just old-fashioned.

      I see no theoretical problem with such videos being banned, any more than ones of child sexual abuse, although it would presumably be impossible in practice in the same way trying to censor anything on the internet is.

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    58. Re:We at PETA were only *mostly* crazy before by tehcyder · · Score: 1

      They want animals to be treated like humans and be covered by the same laws, which would result in them all being locked up for indecent exposure and public indecency.

      No, it wouldn't, you would just need to extend the concept of cultural differences to species differences.

      Try reading or watching some science ficion involving alien species for further insight into how it would work.

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    59. Re:We at PETA were only *mostly* crazy before by Talderas · · Score: 1

      And in the mean time the rest of us don't give a snot about PETA.

      So basically their plan is.

      1. Do crazy shit.
      2. Get donations from crazy people.
      3. Lobby to get animal rights laws passed.

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    60. Re:We at PETA were only *mostly* crazy before by tehcyder · · Score: 2

      Now here's the clencher. SPCA shelter's do the same- and give the animal six months. PETA shelters "euthanize" any animal not adopted after 14 days !

      Right, so now PETA are at fault for not being soft on animals?

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    61. Re:We at PETA were only *mostly* crazy before by Talderas · · Score: 1

      I can't say that out loud without laughing out loud.

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    62. Re:We at PETA were only *mostly* crazy before by tehcyder · · Score: 1

      "Thanks to us [people doing animal & drug science], you'll live to protest an average of 20.8 years longer"

      "And if we were allowed to do vivisection on human subjects, you'd be able to live another thirty years on top of that, so what's your choice?"

      Just saying.

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    63. Re:We at PETA were only *mostly* crazy before by silentcoder · · Score: 1

      >Right, so now PETA are at fault for not being soft on animals?

      Isn't that their whole point of existence ? Anyway, they are at fault for being hypocrites and liars. They claim to be opposed to all animal use by humans, they encourage people to bring abandoned animals to their shelters rather than those of other organizations like the NSPCA - and then treat those animals far worse.
      The NSPCA does everything reasonable to rather get that abandoned pet a new home and euthanize only as a last resort. PETA makes the time as short as they can to deliberately euthanize as many animals as possible.
      Why ? PETA is opposed to pet ownership - if they actually get most of those animals adopted then they would be seen encouraging it. So they kills many of them... oh wait, no, I'm being way too generous.
      Keeping an animal for six months costs a lot more money than keeping it for 14 days. They kill them fast so they can pocket more of their donation money while doing less for animal wellfare, then rationalize it by pretending that it's okay because they don't like the idea of pets anyway.

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    64. Re:We at PETA were only *mostly* crazy before by tehcyder · · Score: 1

      There is this hot chick he want to lay, but she is in PITA

      She's a kebab?

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    65. Re:We at PETA were only *mostly* crazy before by ifrag · · Score: 1

      it can never be reproduced

      Well, technically it probably *could* be reproduced. If it can not be reproduced then scientific method was not followed very well.

      Although I assume your point being it *should not* be reproduced, at least not intentionally.

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    66. Re:We at PETA were only *mostly* crazy before by Legion303 · · Score: 1

      [citation needed]

    67. Re:We at PETA were only *mostly* crazy before by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      Non-analogous appeal to emotion... You should be careful about that- that's not a good sign, mentally speaking. Just saying...

    68. Re:We at PETA were only *mostly* crazy before by spidr_mnky · · Score: 1

      Good points. I mean, they sounded pretty good when Penn and Teller were making them. I don't think you parroted them correctly, though.

      Penn made the point that if we treat animals with the same respect and rights as people (which PETA seeks), it would make sense to give them the same responsibilities, and cited obscenity and sanitation codes as an example, which most animals would be completely unprepared to follow. I'm fairly sure PETA doesn't go around saying animals should have to obey our laws, though.

      "Bullshit!" is a great show, I think, but it sounds like you watched an episode, half-remembered it, and regurgitated what you remembered as the main points.

      (Oh, it looks like PETA was season 2, episode 1, if anyone else wants to check it out.)

    69. Re:We at PETA were only *mostly* crazy before by umghhh · · Score: 1

      It seems we tackled the perverted or just promiscuous priests issue pretty well and church in some areas is rather ruined or close to it. But the issue of perverted dogs has somehow escaped public attention - lockem up those pervert dogs!!!

    70. Re:We at PETA were only *mostly* crazy before by tbannist · · Score: 1

      No it's more like:
      1) Do crazy shit
      2) Get donations from crazy people.
      3) Return to step 1)

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    71. Re:We at PETA were only *mostly* crazy before by JTsyo · · Score: 1

      They need a follow up poster, "So please plan your retirement accordingly."

    72. Re:We at PETA were only *mostly* crazy before by RoFLKOPTr · · Score: 1

      PETA is not Greenpeace

      Greenpeace is pretty batshit crazy, too. The big difference is that the leadership of Greenpeace knows what they're doing (undermining capitalism and promoting communism in the name of saving the planet), while PETA's leadership are just as insane and deluded as their devoted followers.

    73. Re:We at PETA were only *mostly* crazy before by bursch-X · · Score: 1

      And PETA forgot that there are people in this world who eat cats

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    74. Re:We at PETA were only *mostly* crazy before by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      um the insulin is not deived from canines, never has been. I think you meant to say Bovines...

    75. Re:We at PETA were only *mostly* crazy before by Walter+Carver · · Score: 1

      I don't think that you can make people sexually aroused to something by simply exposing them to it.

  2. /b by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 3, Insightful

    So PETA is creating /b in other words.

    1. Re:/b by GameboyRMH · · Score: 1

      Sounds more like /s

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    2. Re:/b by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      much closer to /d/

    3. Re:/b by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      Sounds more like /d

      FTFY

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  3. When PETA thinks it's a good idea... by DurendalMac · · Score: 2

    ...you know that it isn't. What an absurdly idiotic joke. Then again, as an above poster said, they're probably going to get an influx of /b/tards that will just fap even harder at this stuff. I hope they leave comments open. They're going to get the opposite response they were hoping for.

    1. Re:When PETA thinks it's a good idea... by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 5, Funny

      I was thinking the same things, perhaps this will only exacerbate the problem.
      "Thanks a lot PETA, I can't get off unless I kill an animal now!"

    2. Re:When PETA thinks it's a good idea... by Murdoch5 · · Score: 1

      This idea is horrible, Exactly who's going to be "pornographic" the animals or the humans? Last time I checked, animals are naked ALL THE TIME so the very fact there walking around is pornography. So if all there doing is combining that with naked humans what exactly will this solve.

    3. Re:When PETA thinks it's a good idea... by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 1

      "WOW! When you said donkey porn, you weren't kidding! Set fap to full-auto..."

    4. Re:When PETA thinks it's a good idea... by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      Animals wearing pants, people not.,

      I'm only twelve and what is this, "old yellar"?

    5. Re:When PETA thinks it's a good idea... by Stormtrooper42 · · Score: 1

      Last time I checked, animals are naked ALL THE TIME so the very fact there walking around is pornography.

      Uh? From Wikipedia:

      Pornography or porn is the portrayal of explicit sexual subject matter for the purposes of sexual arousal and erotic satisfaction.

      Nudity != Pornography

    6. Re:When PETA thinks it's a good idea... by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 1

      I read exacerbate as a completly different word given the topic of the article.

    7. Re:When PETA thinks it's a good idea... by Belial6 · · Score: 1

      Unless they have some weird notion that when this bring exactly the kind of people we all know it will, they will start making claims that all animal killing if for sexual gratification by perverts. I could see them going there.

    8. Re:When PETA thinks it's a good idea... by DurendalMac · · Score: 1

      Followed by a huge, unholy chorus crying out, "LOLITROLLU!!!!11"

    9. Re:When PETA thinks it's a good idea... by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      Related:
      http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=grU8PPKP1Uk

      cap: interned
      Oh you captcha! Always related somehow.

    10. Re:When PETA thinks it's a good idea... by Murdoch5 · · Score: 1

      I stand corrected!!! :-)

  4. Worst porn site ever. by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

    Animal cruelty AND naked birds? Sign me up.

    1. Re:Worst porn site ever. by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      Great tits! Poisoned birdseed!

  5. What is this by jtownatpunk.net · · Score: 1

    I don't even...

  6. Not the best idea by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

    Nothing kills a boner like a video of a raccoon dog being skinned alive for its fur.

    1. Re:Not the best idea by GameboyRMH · · Score: 1

      Rule 34! 8-(

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    2. Re:Not the best idea by Deus.1.01 · · Score: 2

      You just have to think of it as a challenge.

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    3. Re:Not the best idea by AliasMarlowe · · Score: 1

      Nothing kills a boner like a video of a raccoon dog being skinned alive for its fur.

      At least, it kills the raccoon dog. Whether it kills the boner first or not would depend on what sort of sicko the boner-wielding person is. As others have noted, that's exactly the kind of sicko that PETA is likely to attract to this alleged web offering.

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    4. Re:Not the best idea by Belial6 · · Score: 1

      That might be their goal. The ridiculous notion that kids who kill animals are serial killers in training has already taken root and is now considered "common knowledge". Perhaps they are hoping to get an equally ridiculous meme going about killing animals being a perverted sexual act.

    5. Re:Not the best idea by ravenshrike · · Score: 1

      Kill animals? No. Ritually and continuously kill a very great fuckload of animals while escalating in size, yes.

    6. Re:Not the best idea by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      Just what is escalating in size, now?

    7. Re:Not the best idea by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      Don't you know? Jeffery Dahmer used to hunt grizzly bears for fun before he became a serial killer.

    8. Re:Not the best idea by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      Woohoo!

      SHARK PORN, HERE I COME!

      fapfapfapfapfapfapfapfapfap

  7. Sh*ting D*ck Nipples by 0racle · · Score: 3, Funny

    some of whom will be shocked by graphic images that maybe they didn't anticipate seeing

    So they're implementing Encyclopedia Dramatica?

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  8. I can see it now... by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

    "WTF, I thought the site meant having animals AS porn..."

  9. Doin it wrong. by TehNoobTrumpet · · Score: 2

    So they're training people to beat off to pictures of animal suffering?

    1. Re:Doin it wrong. by danbuter · · Score: 1

      Eww. You may be right.

    2. Re:Doin it wrong. by TerranFury · · Score: 1

      That's what I thought too. Have they heard of Ivan Pavlov?

      Plus, forget about mistreating animals; there's already enough porn in which women are degraded and abused.

    3. Re:Doin it wrong. by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      Plus, forget about mistreating animals; there's already enough porn in which women are degraded and abused.

      Remember, this is PETA. As far as they're concerned, human beings (besides PETA officials themselves) deserve fewer rights and pity than animals.

    4. Re:Doin it wrong. by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      They don't believe in Pavlov's ideas because he used ("enslaved") animals for his research...

  10. Animal porn is illegal here in the UK by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

    Animal porn is illegal here in the UK

    1. Re:Animal porn is illegal here in the UK by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      Going by what I've heard of PETA's antics I wouldn't be surprised if the entire organisation was banned here too. They sound like Greenpeace, but with more violent/intimidating attacks on their targets.

    2. Re:Animal porn is illegal here in the UK by tehcyder · · Score: 1

      Going by what I've heard of PETA's antics I wouldn't be surprised if the entire organisation was banned here too. They sound like Greenpeace, but with more violent/intimidating attacks on their targets.

      Says the twat who has no idea about Greenpeace.

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  11. Lowered opinion by AG+the+other · · Score: 1

    I didn't think it was possible for PETA to lower my opinion of them but now they have.
    What a bunch of nuts.

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  12. The website's motto by killmenow · · Score: 5, Funny

    PETAPORN.COM: Where it's OK to beat your meat.

    1. Re:The website's motto by hedwards · · Score: 1

      I'm just waiting for some troll to get PEDAPORN.COM to show them PETA people.

    2. Re:The website's motto by PolygamousRanchKid+ · · Score: 3, Funny

      "Give a dog a bone"

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    3. Re:The website's motto by kaizendojo · · Score: 1

      I like the idea but I think you have it backwards. They would probably prefer that you didn't beat anything meat related.

    4. Re:The website's motto by monkyyy · · Score: 1

      "we uncage cocks"
      shocking image + link for donation money
      "these softball playing pussys play hard"
      shocking image + link for donation money
      etc. etc. etc.

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  13. Perhaps I'm reading this wrong... by idbeholda · · Score: 1

    But either we're going to be seeing something similar to snuff videos, or we're going to see a LOT more food porn involving processed meat products. Either way, I'm sure a lot of people will find themselves strangely aroused by this.

    1. Re:Perhaps I'm reading this wrong... by GameboyRMH · · Score: 1

      I don't see what's so different about this idea. A lot of regular porn sites have gross shit mixed in with the other stuff. Just that instead of avoiding granny porn/BDSM/whatever turns you off, you'll have to avoid animal snuff films.

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    2. Re:Perhaps I'm reading this wrong... by idbeholda · · Score: 1

      That was pretty much what I was getting at lol

  14. Immoral Dilemma by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 5, Insightful

    Nothing like humiliating women for the ethical treatment of animals.

    1. Re:Immoral Dilemma by MBGMorden · · Score: 1

      This whole idea is pretty stupid - I think it falls into the same trap as "educational video games". Namely, that if you assume that people like something merely because of what it is (video games and/or porn) and that you can merely attach extra crap onto that to feed it to them. Both video games and porn, contrary to popular belief, have quality levels that people do pay attention to, and attaching extra crap harms that quality.

      That aside, it's a silly prudish notion to think that pornography is any more or less humiliating than any other performance art.

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    2. Re:Immoral Dilemma by characterZer0 · · Score: 3, Insightful

      That aside, it's a silly prudish notion to think that pornography is any more or less humiliating than any other performance art.

      Would you be okay with your mother, wife, or daughter performing in the local theater's production of Hamlet?

      Would you be okay with your mother, wife, or daughter performing in a porn flick?

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    3. Re:Immoral Dilemma by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      I'm all for PETA, except in my opinion PETA stands for People [for the] Eating [of] Tasty Animals.

    4. Re:Immoral Dilemma by Killjoy_NL · · Score: 4, Informative

      Yes to both questions, but I am dutch, maybe we have less hangups about it.
      I don't think that there is anything wrong with playing in a porno or even in a theatre production.
      I would not watch the porn with them in it though.

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    5. Re:Immoral Dilemma by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      Yuck... theatres. You sick pervert!

    6. Re:Immoral Dilemma by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      It's a good thing there are no men in porn, or your post would be sexist. Oh, wait. Let me guess: performing in porn is humiliating for women because they're noble, pure creatures, while men are naturally debased pigs so they can't be humiliated?

    7. Re:Immoral Dilemma by DaFallus · · Score: 5, Interesting

      Would you be okay with your mother, wife, or daughter performing in the local theater's production of Hamlet?

      Would you be okay with your mother, wife, or daughter performing in a porn flick?

      Why should my mother or my sister give a shit about what I'm ok with? How about what they're ok with? Some people aren't ok with their daughters learning math, or about evolution...

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    8. Re:Immoral Dilemma by izomiac · · Score: 1

      On a slightly less serious note...

    9. Re:Immoral Dilemma by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      Mothers, wives and daughters are people capable of making their own choices, are you ok with that.

    10. Re:Immoral Dilemma by Asic+Eng · · Score: 1

      Would you be okay with your mother, wife, or daughter performing in a porn flick?

      I would not be ok with them being PETA members. However I would just have to accept that they live their own lives, wouldn't I?

    11. Re:Immoral Dilemma by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      What do you say about the guys performing in pornos? Aren't they just as exploited? What if it's all gay male porn? Would that present you with the same ethical dilemma?

    12. Re:Immoral Dilemma by Sir+Realist · · Score: 2

      No, and yes.

      What? Porn's porn. Local theater is terrible.

    13. Re:Immoral Dilemma by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      Of course, but only if they wear their hijab.
      After all, it's my duty as a man of the family to enforce their modesty and dignity.

    14. Re:Immoral Dilemma by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      If someone is coerced into performing an act that they wouldn't voluntarily do then that is considered humiliating.

    15. Re:Immoral Dilemma by Yeknomaguh · · Score: 2

      Who says that all porn stars are coerced? Who says that even MOST porn stars are coerced? A female friend I have has done a number of porn videos. She makes really good money and she absolutely loves her work, and her agent makes sure she's never in an uncomfortable position (har har) and she always has the right to walk away from any shoot, which she has done. She has no misconceptions about what she is doing and is not ashamed by it whatsoever. If you asked me to name my strongest willed friend, she'd probably be it. Nobody is going to coerce her in to doing anything. Porn can be legitimate work. In fact, it usually is.

    16. Re:Immoral Dilemma by hoeferbe · · Score: 1
      Killjoy_NL wrote:

      I don't think that there is anything wrong with playing in a porno or even in a theatre production.
      I would not watch the porn with them in it though.

      I truly find your comment interesting. Please do not think my comment is some moral critique; I really am just curious about why you feel that way and how it lines up (or doesn't) with my thoughts on the topic.

      Why wouldn't you watch the porn film with your mother, wife or daughter acting in it? Is it just because you wouldn't be as stimulated by seeing (for example) your mother as you would a stranger? (I.e. the `ick` factor?) This is a serious question: what if your mother was a really good actress? I.e. if she wore a wig and make-up that didn't make it obvious she was your mother -- or maybe the pornography just didn't show her face that much -- would you feel more comfortable watching her perform?

      Although I do not support legislation to outlaw pornography, the knowledge that the women in it are somebody's mother, daughter, sister or, sometimes even, wife causes me to pause and think: "is it moral for me to treat this woman differently than I'd want my mother, daughter, sister or wife treated? If so, why?" Why would I be willing to patronize those women I know & love in any other line of work but not this one?

      I've come to realize it isn't just the `ick` factor; I believe there is something de-humanizing about acting in pornography. I think the viewer does not appreciate the actress for the whole human she is, but instead reduces her to a status or respect level something below what one would want for the other women in his life.

      Just curious what your thoughts are.

    17. Re:Immoral Dilemma by gilgongo · · Score: 1

      Would you be okay with your mother, wife, or daughter performing in a porn flick?

      Wow. Are you sure you don't want to join the Taliban? The female members of your immediate family are not your property. You may not want them to appear in a porn flick, but if they want to then the should be free to do so.

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    18. Re:Immoral Dilemma by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      I think you should go watch some of the stuff on Facialabuse.com and then re-think your answer.

    19. Re:Immoral Dilemma by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      Because only women appear in porn, and none make the choice out of free will?

      Does gay porn humiliate women? How 'bout lesbian porn? What about the whole dominatrix fetish, wherein women beat the shit out of men?

      What about women who *gasp* enjoy it? ...victorian prudishness meets post-feminist nonsense.

    20. Re:Immoral Dilemma by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      Thanks. That's some good shit.

    21. Re:Immoral Dilemma by St.Creed · · Score: 1

      To me, the difference between porn and nudity is when the subject is being treated as an object, for sexual gratification. In other words, when it's exploiting stereotypes. And while I don't mind nudity, on or off stage, porn is a bit different because I don't like the way in which women are portrayed (usually - there are exceptions).

      So would you like your mother to be displayed as a whore, for all to have? That is porn. Nudity is something completely different.

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    22. Re:Immoral Dilemma by TheVelvetFlamebait · · Score: 1

      The way I see it, a fairly morally conservative group supporting pornography is a step towards ending the cruel treatment of pornographers in uptight theocracies.

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    23. Re:Immoral Dilemma by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      Yes, and yes. And I wouldn't watch either of them.

    24. Re:Immoral Dilemma by whoop · · Score: 1

      Most people just aren't aroused by family members. There's probably some biological reasoning besides societal pressures to not engage in incest. When I'm ready to get all aroused, thinking of my mother/daughter/sister/grandma/etc isn't on the table. The reasons your looking for may not be because one finds that line of work less respectable.

      I was in an infantry company in the Army National Guard. I have a sister a couple years younger than me. On family events around the holidays, other guys would tell me, "Man, your sister is hot." She may be, but I don't see her that way.

      Also, I don't value any actor as a whole human. I watch movies/tv shows/etc to see a good story. The vast majority of the time I don't even know their real names. It's not germane to my goal of being entertained by the story. I'm not into the whole TMZ-type tabloid scene. I don't really care what they wear, where they shop, that they don't look movie-perfect when their walking their dog, etc. But when it comes time to do a show, I want them to perform their job well and be dramatic/funny/etc. for that role. Likewise, I don't care to learn what a porn actress, pizza deliveryboy, or checkout girl is as a whole human. If you can perform your job well, I'll partake of what you're selling.

      If you want to tell me what I should do with my pets, food I eat, etc when I'm looking for something on a completely different topic, forget it. That's like all the "Bush is evil" comments at Hollywood award shows. It's not the place to get political. Pop on the 24-hour news channels or something if you want to talk politics.

    25. Re:Immoral Dilemma by CAIMLAS · · Score: 1

      No kidding. They should just be happy to humiliate women for the humiliating treatment of women. It would be greatly preferable to the joke that the refer to as "ethical" treatment of animals.

      (I miss being able to afford fur coats. Anyone remember back when you could actually buy a mink, fox, or coyote jacket for the winter without importing it from Russia or China?)

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    26. Re:Immoral Dilemma by couchslug · · Score: 1

      "Nothing like humiliating women for the ethical treatment of animals."

      Feminism is dead in the US, with the beneficiaries taking its gains for granted and its opponents completely dominating religion.

      Cute critters remain popular across the political spectrum! Even /b/ likes cats.

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    27. Re:Immoral Dilemma by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      While your comment got me thinking (a la Graham's What We Can't Say), I also notice that 'daughter' is conspicuously absent from your response.

    28. Re:Immoral Dilemma by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      Your friend does not do porn because she believes she can save a kitten from being slaughtered.

    29. Re:Immoral Dilemma by cduffy · · Score: 1

      To me, the difference between porn and nudity is when the subject is being treated as an object, for sexual gratification. In other words, when it's exploiting stereotypes. And while I don't mind nudity, on or off stage, porn is a bit different because I don't like the way in which women are portrayed (usually - there are exceptions).

      There are a few fairly interesting cases to explore while we're discussing the moral field. One of these is that where the woman owns the company and has full control over the works created.

      There's very little room to argue that Camille Crimson is being degraded -- she works only with her other half, retains strong creative control, produces work which is obviously artistic and creative in nature (with brilliant lighting, use of focus, musical selection, editing, &c -- doing much of all these things herself), and gives every appearance (not just in her work but interviews, articles and the like) of both enjoying her work and being in a mutually caring relationship with her partner.

      More interesting, and perhaps more ambiguous, is the case of Joanna Angel -- some of whose work, if it were produced by someone with less control over her situation and working conditions, might give an impression of coercion (even if only by way of financial necessity). However -- Joanna owns her own production company (which employs many others in the same field); the knowledge that she does only the things she wants to do, and in exactly the way she wants to do them, puts the works she creates in a substantially different light.

      So would you like your mother to be displayed as a whore, for all to have? That is porn.

      But not all porn. Camille Crimson, whom I mentioned above, is certainly not "displayed as a whore" in any of her work -- she's a tender, playful person who respects and is respected by her partner. That said, there's no question that her work is "porn", as opposed to "nudity" -- to argue to the contrary would, I think, be delving into a "No True Scotsman" case in which case something not degrading must not be porn, no matter how much its intent includes titillation.

      There's a huge amount of bad porn, to be sure; there is also "high art" created and promulgated to shock, and I don't make a habit of supporting that either. The trick, then, is to find media one can support. Reading blogs along the lines of The Joy of Eclecticity (a tumblr with as many thought-provoking quotes as it has happy naked people of varying genders and inclinations) and its ilk may or may not leave me titillated, but they almost always leave me feeling better about humanity.

      One final note in closing -- one of my friends used to work in an adult-oriented business, in a position some might consider objectifying or degrading. By doing so, she set herself up in a secure position for the rest of her life -- she owns her own house, paid in full; if her husband were to divorce her, he would be the one homeless. All in all, the end result of this early career choice was entirely empowering -- and I have serious qualms about those who would limit a person's choices in the name that person's protection. So, going back to answering the question asked earlier in this thread -- yes, I would be entirely supportive with someone I know and care about working in porn, so long as they're doing so on their own terms, for their own benefit, and absent external coercion.

    30. Re:Immoral Dilemma by KingAlanI · · Score: 1

      Yeah, I follow musicians instead of actors/actresses, but I also manage to be interested in their work while mostly avoiding the TMZ-type BS. However, some of the aforementioned celebrities are hot babes that I do see sexually in addition to artistically. :)

      Musicians' political activism sometimes grates on me as well.

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    31. Re:Immoral Dilemma by khallow · · Score: 1

      The original author might not have a daughter. Ascribe not to morality that which is better explained by absence.

    32. Re:Immoral Dilemma by silentcoder · · Score: 1

      >Would you be okay with your mother, wife, or daughter performing in the local theater's production of Hamlet?

      No, all of them have the acting skills of a lead anvil. Well I dunno about my daughter, don't have one yet.

      >Would you be okay with your mother, wife, or daughter performing in a porn flick?

      If that would make her happy ? Sure. I wouldn't want to watch that particular pornflick but that's because I'm not into incest, but if that's what she (any of the she's) told me she wanted to do, what would turn her on and get her off and make her happy ? I'd be cheering her on, hell I'd offer to be her manager. Not everybody is a stupid-ass prude you know.

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    33. Re:Immoral Dilemma by silentcoder · · Score: 1

      Your question is a non-sequitor. Family members raise the whole incest issue which bothers most people. So you're not treating them differently from other people- at least not MORE differently than before.

      Not wanting to be aroused by a family member is fine, not wanting to be aroused by your wife would be stupid. If I found out my fiance had made a porno before she met me ? Hell yeah I'd want to watch that ! I LIKE being aroused by her. Now she's with me, making one would involve sex with somebody else (well unless I was the co-star... oh wait we HAVE done that, for our own pleasure).
      But frankly if she told me she really wanted to try, and would I come and be on set, and support her and no it's not LIKE what she and I have ? You know, I think I WOULD support her.

      The idea that people need to be protected from (being in) porn is at the very least outdated. The porn industry is NOT the sex industry and the vast majority of women involved are college graduates who do what they do BY CHOICE.
      Alt-porn star Andy Sandimas has stated that she chose her career (as in: I want to be a porn star) many years before she even had sex the first time and used to sit in class writing her porn stage name over and over to practice signing it. The name she chose is a reference to her favorite movie as a teenager (a geek classic at that) - Bill and Ted's totally excellent adventure.

      This is what she feels makes her happy - who am I not to support her ? And I'd give the same support if it was my sister (despite her being my little sister whom I'm terribly protective over).
      On the contrary - I think encouraging those woman who enjoy the exhibitionism of it to be allowed to pursue the career they want without feeling bad about... now THAT is empowering women !

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    34. Re:Immoral Dilemma by xenobyte · · Score: 1

      That is right up their alley...

      They're stated numerous times that to them animals are more important that people. Their 'leder' have repeatedly stated that she doesn't care how many people get hurt as long as just one animal is saved. Humiliating women is nothing - they've tried killing people to further their agenda (firebombing animal testing labs with the researchers still inside) so they really don't care.

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    35. Re:Immoral Dilemma by aussie_a · · Score: 1

      I'm willing to have sex with women I'm not related to, even though they mit be someone's mother or sister. Just because someone happens to be a daughter doesn't mean younshouldntreat your daughter the way you treat them.

      Same thing with a porno.

    36. Re:Immoral Dilemma by Talderas · · Score: 1

      There's only two things I hate in this world. People who are intolerant of other people's cultures and the Dutch.

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    37. Re:Immoral Dilemma by tehcyder · · Score: 1

      Why wouldn't you watch the porn film with your mother, wife or daughter acting in it?

      For roughly the same reason most people wouldn't fuck their mother or daughter if, for instance, they went to a brothel and found themn there.

      Your wife is something totally diferent, as I don't imagine if you knew your wife made porn films you'd worry about watching her in them (you're hardly likely to be the jealous type).

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    38. Re:Immoral Dilemma by Nyder · · Score: 1

      That aside, it's a silly prudish notion to think that pornography is any more or less humiliating than any other performance art.

      Would you be okay with your mother, wife, or daughter performing in the local theater's production of Hamlet?

      Would you be okay with your mother, wife, or daughter performing in a porn flick?

      Hell yes.

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    39. Re:Immoral Dilemma by Killjoy_NL · · Score: 1

      I might be a bit late in responding, my apologies.
      If the movie was with my wife, I would watch it, no problem.
      With family, that is the ick/incest/etc that you talked about.

      This is not about morality, but others have explained that better than I can at this moment.
      But I respect your opinion :)

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  15. The denizens of alt.tasteless rate this... by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 1

    two choads up!

  16. Thin the herd by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

    I think it's time nature should thin the herd. By that, I mean the human herd.

  17. Keep those PETAfiles off the internet by jpvlsmv · · Score: 3, Funny

    And get that Kitty porn off my screen, damnit.

    --Joe

  18. a .xxx domain, seriously? by badger.foo · · Score: 1

    I'm pretty sure that embracing the root zone poisoning .xxx domain wankers is not ever going to earn them enough cash to help a single animal in need. This is a total waste of time and money IMNSHO. The kind of story you'd expect to see in very-late March or very-early April, but that doesn't fit the calendar in that particular universe I inhabit.

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  19. Hustler did this by Cruciform · · Score: 4, Informative

    In the 80s, when we were teens sneaking copies of Hustler away from older brothers or swapping with neighbors I remember seeing several issues with both porn and horrible war footage.

    Flynt was not afraid to publish articles showing exactly what kind of destruction the US was, or had been, wreaking overseas. And he showed the cost it had on the soldiers as well.

    The nudity and sex were not the obscenity. The murder of civilians and the treatment of those who had signed up to serve the country was the real obscenity.

    1. Re:Hustler did this by deKernel · · Score: 3, Interesting

      So you are liking PETA to Larry Flynt...guess I actually do see the comparison.

    2. Re:Hustler did this by Cruciform · · Score: 4, Insightful

      You bring in your audience with the product they want, and while they're there you give them the message.
      It's not exactly "new".

    3. Re:Hustler did this by Belial6 · · Score: 1

      No, Larry Flynt had ethics.

    4. Re:Hustler did this by Capt.DrumkenBum · · Score: 1

      So you are liking PETA to Larry Flynt...guess I actually do see the comparison.

      Please don't insult Larry Flint like that.

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  20. So.... by Pharmboy · · Score: 1

    ....is this new website supposed to appeal to people who get excited with both naked women and abused animals? Not sure if there is such a thing, but I know there is a "genre" of porn catering to people who like images of abused women, so it's possible.

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  21. We need a new level of crazy by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

    Thats cleveland-steamer-from-a-diarrheic-fruitbat crazy.

  22. mixing vids? by danbuter · · Score: 4, Interesting

    So halfway through the sex scene, right when you're about to cum, it will switch to cows being slaughtered?

    1. Re:mixing vids? by phil_aychio · · Score: 1

      CLIMAX FAIL.

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    2. Re:mixing vids? by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      CLIMAX FAIL.

      You must be new here - there's doubtless a contingent that will actually JIZZ HARDER at that.

    3. Re:mixing vids? by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      no problem there. Most people just jump ahead to the last 40 seconds to get the money shot anyway.

    4. Re:mixing vids? by Jason+Levine · · Score: 1

      If you'd like to see the rest of this scene, sign our petition declaring animals people.

      Tomorrow's Headline: "PETA succeeds in getting a million signatures for their latest petition."

      (Of course, the above headline's in their heads. The real headline would be "Annoyed porn-surfers flee PETA site. Find free non-animal-cruelty-message-filled porn elsewhere.")

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    5. Re:mixing vids? by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      That'll just make me want to cum and eat a burger...

    6. Re:mixing vids? by nEoN+nOoDlE · · Score: 1

      I'd almost rather see that than have them cut to the dude's face as they usually do.

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    7. Re:mixing vids? by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      I suppose this is fitting...

      http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fuohJDyYnlE

    8. Re:mixing vids? by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      Halfway? Most people don't get nearly that far, unless they're skipping around.

    9. Re:mixing vids? by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      Sounds like Caligula.

  23. I'm thinking Zoolander... by stazeii · · Score: 1

    "KILL THE PRIME MINISTER OF MALAYSIA!"
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wleJmrlbsMc

    1. Re:I'm thinking Zoolander... by Guru2Newbie · · Score: 1

      Relax...

  24. What kind of dork is going to fall for that? by Phillip+Birmingham · · Score: 2

    "We're hoping to reach a whole new audience of people, some of whom will be shocked by graphic images that maybe they didn't anticipate seeing when they went to the PETA triple-X site."

    Yeah, 'cuz nobody would expect that from PETA.

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  25. Is it free or subscription based? by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

    I'm sure they'll have lots of customers and raise a lot of needed cash to help with their other projects.

  26. Such a bad idea by paxcoder · · Score: 1

    This will create psychotics, rather than doing *any* (perceived) good. I guarantee that.
    If it gets big in the pervo circles that is. Hopefully it'll die in obscurity.

    1. Re:Such a bad idea by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      Hey my animal suffering sexual fetish is perfectly natural.

    2. Re:Such a bad idea by hedwards · · Score: 1

      I'm guessing that the materials will be widely pirated as nobody with any sense is going to go to their site. Except perhaps for individuals that are into crush videos and mutilating animals.

  27. Yes obviously it's stupid, that's the point by LighterShadeOfBlack · · Score: 5, Insightful

    Of course this is ridiculously idiotic. That's just what they're going for. Say something batshit insane that'll provoke media coverage and public reaction to show people that PETA still exists and believes in ending the suffering of animals or whatever. They have no intention of actually doing this, it's just another cynical attention-grabbing statement to remind people about PETA.

    Nothing to see here, just Slashdot getting trolled.

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  28. Basically, they are going to give you 4chan.org/b by malakai · · Score: 2

    4chan has already evolved this ( randomly, ergo /b/ ) and the evolutionary outcome was people who can only fap to shocking images of puppies having their heads cutoff juxtaposed with teen webcams or pornographic images of my little ponies.....

    I don't think Rule 34 should ever be a marketing campaign.

    Why PETA thinks this is a good outcome, I don't know.

  29. Wonder if... by Etz+Haim · · Score: 1

    Wonder if this has anything to do with PETA's previous endeavor to create genetically engineered "meat" for veggies... To hell with them.

  30. porn with PETA ads by ThorGod · · Score: 2

    What they're planning, from the article:

    Visitors to the X-rated site will initially be presented with pornographic content as well as images from PETA's salacious ads and campaigns, Rajt said. Those images will be followed by pictures and video shot undercover of the mistreatment of animals. The site will also include links to vegetarian and vegan – using no animal products – starter kits as well as recipes.

    Either way, I don't see how this works out well for their message. How about online streaming of tv shows that hulu wont stream for free - supplemented with peta ads? Or, a paypal service - watch 15 minutes of peta ads, take a quiz on their policies, pass, and get $5? The porn angle is just too strange.

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    1. Re:porn with PETA ads by MightyMartian · · Score: 1

      It doesn't, but PETA is so far removed from reality now that I don't really think it registers with them. They've truly left behind any notions of sanity, let alone any notion of sensible marketing, that it's all irrelevant now. This is so blindingly nuts that I think maybe the time has come to commit their board of directors to the insane asylum. I can only imagine that there is some semi-normal fraction of PETA's support base that's looking at this and going "WTF???"

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    2. Re:porn with PETA ads by GameboyRMH · · Score: 1

      I can only imagine that there is some semi-normal fraction of PETA's support base that's looking at this and going "WTF???"

      No, there is no semi-normal fraction of the support base.

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    3. Re:porn with PETA ads by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      ... presented with pornographic content ... followed by ...

      Seriously? Once the porn's over, that tab is closed. Who would seriously hang around waiting to be preached at?

    4. Re:porn with PETA ads by xenobyte · · Score: 1

      Those 'starter kits'... they've already killed several children but I guess PETA doesn't care about people one way or the other. Just look up "Jade Sanders and Lamont Thomas" and you'll see. The trial of these two (they got life without parole for starving their baby to death through a strict vegan diet) ended with the judge strongly condemning (among others) PETA for not clearly advising parents NOT to make their infant follow a vegan diet. A child have to be 5-6 years old before you can even try, and then you still need protein supplements. But last time I checked PETA still claims that EVERYBODY can become a vegan and recommend starting as early as possible. That's incitement to murder, nothing less.

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  31. FINALLY! by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

    A Goatse for the 21st century.

  32. Goatse? Old news! by flibbidyfloo · · Score: 1

    I'm 99% sure there's a decent goatse joke in here somewhere.

    I'm also 100% sure this is old news. Consumerist and the Daily Mail reported on it a month ago.

  33. Singing! by Barny · · Score: 5, Funny

    Supersadomasochistinecrobestiality.

    Its when you get a hard-on making Lassie a fatality!

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    1. Re:Singing! by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      Don't you mean Necro-bestial buttsex night?

  34. Does this give new meaning to... by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

    "give the dog a bone"...

  35. So we cannot use animals as objects... by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

    ... but it is perfectly ok to use people as objects. The previous sentence was supposed to be sarcastic, but I'm not sure anymore. Not only do they use the very animals they want to protect to get the attention and money (They show the films of dying animals to fill their coffers) but then they have animal actors in their commercials and the like. They attempt to show that animals are higher beings then we think they are by anthropomorphizing them. But at the same time, they attempt to show that we are worse than the animals with crap like this (and the holocaust). Oh well, that is what you get with extremists (and don't even get me started with my neighbors who put their animals on a vegetable diet and then sued the vet for all the illnesses and deaths this malnutrition caused).

  36. You're doing it wrong! by John+Pfeiffer · · Score: 1

    ...some of whom will be shocked by graphic images that maybe they didn't anticipate seeing when they went to the PETA triple-X site.

    Aaaand you just ruined it. So yeah, probably not going to surprise anyone now. And what in fuckery are they even trying to do?

    Trying to wrap my head around what they hope to accomplish has annoyed me so much, I'm going to go out right now and buy a huge freakin steak for dinner, so I can chew on chunks of nearly-raw beef while I think of other ways to piss PETA off.

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    1. Re:You're doing it wrong! by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      You love animals? Don't encourage pet businesses by buying pets. Take in strays when you have a choice. If your kid wants a pet, try buying a stuffed toy and some candy first.

      et cetera ...

      Oh yeah, don't side with these lunatics, they make such mess of their image, it usually makes their messages come out all wrong.

  37. Maybe PETA will be taping its internal operations by Quila · · Score: 2

    After all, PETA is one of the most prolific killers of animals in the country.

  38. Re:Basically, they are going to give you 4chan.org by Aldenissin · · Score: 1

    I came here for Rule 34, and I got it. So now, we're deliberately trying to see if we can get people to like violence and porn... but with animals.(the violence) And, to get everyone behind it under the guise of something else and quite opposite as well... evil lords over stupidity everyday.

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  39. Sausage by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

    But will they carry "Big Sausage Pizza"?

  40. WTF??? by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

    I guess it brings a whole new meaning to "clubbing your seal".

    1. Re:WTF??? by Genda · · Score: 1

      Or petting the puss, or spanking the monkey...

      There comes a time when a group of people do something so loopy, so profoundly bizarre and purely inane, that nothing you can say or do will in any way impact them socially. They have already gone someplace you can only point a finger at, and stare gobsmacked. How would you even attempt to mock or parody such behavior? Perhaps they'll release a calendar, Pamela Anderson squatting in a kitty litter box? Betty White and a TJ Donkey? Ow!!! My head hurts. I think I'll go lay down now.

    2. Re:WTF??? by tibit · · Score: 1

      Now be careful. Their marketing drones may be reading /. too, you know.

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  41. Cool! by J.J.+Dane · · Score: 1

    Could a revival of alt.sex.bestiality.hamster.duct-tape be far behind?

    1. Re:Cool! by shutdown+-p+now · · Score: 1

      I prefer alt.sex.bestiality.hamster.duct-tape.moderated. You don't want just any hamster, you know - that'd be sick.

  42. I had to check the calendar! by BigSes · · Score: 1

    I wanted to make sure it wasn't April 1st.

  43. Now we know where to go to get crush videos by jlusk4 · · Score: 1

    All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy. blah blah blah

    Hey, is this enough comment to pass the filter that says I have to say something more than what I can squeeze into the subject line?

  44. PETA and Burning Man by Teppy · · Score: 2, Funny
    Porn is nothing new for PETA. This happened at Burning Man in 2006:

    First off, when it comes to art at Burning Man, pretty much anything goes. However, PETA's "art" consisted of a film loop of pigs being beaten to death, shown on a 15-foot screen, complete with sound. They placed this on the Esplanade, Burning Man's "main street." My camp was next door, and while we didn't actually do any of the following pranks, thinking them up was great fun.

    Our first prank was to go over with a plate of veal chops:

    Us: "Hi, guys. We're from BBQ camp, next door, and ... we're full. Would you like some veal chops? We're just going to throw them out."

    Our next prank:

    Us: "Hi, guys. We're so glad that you've taken the first step toward a sustainable planet by becoming vegan. But we hope that you'll take the next ethical step like we have. We're from Fruitarian camp, next door, and we would like to invite you to join us in embracing a fruitarian lifestyle, and avoid all but fruit that falls naturally from the tree."

    PETA: "If you guys are all fruitarians, how come you're all so fat?"

    Me: "Well, I can only speak for myself, but I've been a fruitarian now for a month, and already I've lost over 50 pounds. I feel great, and expect to be at my goal weight in just 10 more days."

    For our final prank, we planned to go masturbate in front of their pig-killing video:

    Us: "uhhh. Uhhhh. UUHHHH, Oh Yes!"

    PETA: "WHAT THE HELL ARE YOU PEOPLE DOING?"

    Us: "Oh, hey, sorry. We're from Bestiality Camp, next door. We were just enjoying the snuff films you guys are showing."

    1. Re:PETA and Burning Man by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      I think I love you.

    2. Re:PETA and Burning Man by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      That's pretty amusing, I was a few camps down the road too and I never realized it was a PETA art installation. You know how it is, I honestly just assumed those guys were pretty big on liberty of self expression and just wanted to see how far they could go.. or that they were crazy, or that they just liked that stuff. I mean, it's burning man, my camp neighbor showed to the horror and amusement of many how he could self suck ( he had, had a few drinks ).

    3. Re:PETA and Burning Man by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      Well, did you at least enjoy my demonstrations?

    4. Re:PETA and Burning Man by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      lol lol lol

    5. Re:PETA and Burning Man by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      You should've done the last one...it would've been epic.

  45. Opposite effect by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

    I think it will just encourage sexual abuse of animals among some small subset of the porn-loving crowd. Of course, the rest of that set won't be able to get it up anymore without some serious Viagra, so it could be an overall win for the anti-porn crowd.

  46. PetaChan? by couchslug · · Score: 1

    This will backfire like bra-burning, and be lulzworthy into the bargain.

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  47. This is gonna backfire by msobkow · · Score: 3, Insightful

    I've no doubt there are some sick, twisted people out there who are gonna get off on the animal cruelty pics. :(

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    1. Re:This is gonna backfire by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      Yea, I immediately thought of the Seinfeld episode where George starts eating during sex, then starts getting turned on every time he eats. This may not work out for them as well as they think.

    2. Re:This is gonna backfire by frosty_tsm · · Score: 1

      I've no doubt there are some sick, twisted people out there who are gonna get off on the animal cruelty pics. :(

      Exactly. I think their plan might back-fire.

    3. Re:This is gonna backfire by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 1

      I can't get it up any more unless I'm watching a panda get pegged by a giraffe.

    4. Re:This is gonna backfire by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      People aren't born like that. Something odd has to happen during their lives to turn out like that.
      I guess it would be possible to train people to get off on animal cruelty pics if you make them associate it with porn (Just like you can train a dog to sit on command if you give them treats when they obey your command.) but it would take a really sick mind to perform pavlovian expriments like that.

    5. Re:This is gonna backfire by meerling · · Score: 2

      "...but it would take a really sick mind to perform pavlovian expriments like that..."
      You mean like PETA ?

    6. Re:This is gonna backfire by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      Well, I can tell you for a fact that there are some sick, twisted people who get off to depictions of gory dismemberment of humans.
      For the iron willed among you, the keyword is "guro". Don't blame me if you loose your lunch.

    7. Re:This is gonna backfire by megla · · Score: 1

      I've no doubt there are some sick, twisted people out there who are gonna get off on the animal cruelty pics. :(

      Luckily, they're all PETA members.

    8. Re:This is gonna backfire by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      Giraffe, you say? Don't think I've tried that one yet. Maybe that will finally get the blood flowing again!

      Thanks for the tip!

    9. Re:This is gonna backfire by tehcyder · · Score: 1

      I've no doubt there are some sick, twisted people out there who are gonna get off on the animal cruelty pics. :(

      And there are no doubt neo-nazis who laugh when they visit Holocaust memorial sites. What's your point?

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  48. Uh... by L1B3R4710N · · Score: 1

    You know what, I'm not even gonna bother touching this. I'm going to go forget that I ever read this for the sake of remaining sane.

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  49. Geniouse by deadcrow · · Score: 0

    Who are the ad wizards that came up with this idea?

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  50. Veggie diet for pets by Quila · · Score: 1

    I know what you mean. When I had ferrets I saw so many posts from vegetarians and vegans wanting to know what kind of veggie diet to feed their ferrets.

    Veggie? They're CARNIVORES! Not just that, they're obligate carnivores, they have to eat meat to survive, no other option.

    Want a veggie diet for your pet? Get a rabbit.

    1. Re:Veggie diet for pets by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      A person I went to university with had a cat go blind from feeding it a diet without meat (a raw food diet) for 3 *months*. It makes me wonder what the hell people are thinking when they do it for years. Just do a google search for cat vegetarian. Most places recommend against it. Many places that sell vegan and vegetarian cat food recommend against it if you are not artificially fortifying the food they eat. Additionally, cats on such a diet require constant monitoring for various health hazards. Of course, she did none of that research and instead thought "its good enough for me, it must be good enough for my cat"; oh, the rallying cry of the closed-minded.

    2. Re:Veggie diet for pets by St.Creed · · Score: 1

      Every group promoting an idea has it's share of idiots. The more so when it's not (yet) mainstream. Remember Christine O'Donnell?

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  51. Ulterior Motives by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

    I suspect that this is not really about raising awareness, but funding for PETA, or else PETA is even crazier than I think they are.

  52. Re:Maybe PETA will be taping its internal operatio by hedwards · · Score: 4, Informative

    I had to look into it, because it seemed to be a bit of a stretch, even for PETA. But damned if you weren't correct about that. Here's one of the links for folks interested. http://www.abolitionistapproach.com/eight-animals/

  53. Re:Maybe PETA will be taping its internal operatio by Mashiki · · Score: 2

    Not only that but they actively fund domestic terrorists. So no big deal in their books. After all, they believe animals have more intrinsic value than you, or me, or that baby of yours, mine, or anyone elses that could be saved using a vaccine. Or stem cell treatment, or heart valve replacement or hell even insulin.

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  54. PETA kills animals by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

    I wonder if they'll shift from wholesale slaughtering puppies to trampling them with high heels?

    www.petakillsanimals.com

  55. Makse sense although I don't know there reasoning by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

    Ok,

    So this actually makes a whole lot of sense logically if they really were/are doing it. I didn't read anything other than the headline on Slashdot so keep this in mind. First I'll start off by saying I eat meat am not into animals sexually and despite all that I'm not against improving the conditions of animals or even necessarily reducing the number of animals killed for food.

    It doesn't really matter of if you accept or not PETA actions or philosophy here.

    The thing to think about is the main idea of reducing harm or suffering. They potentially are able to do that through the production of pornographic material with animals. There will always be nut cases which will do the real thing even with plenty of pornographic material available and that shouldn't impact to do or not to do. The majority who like animal porn go out and produce it if they can't get it any other way. If anything the production of material will reduce the *need* for those who are into it from producing it themselves. Given the state of law and societal conditions chances are those people are not able to do it in a safe or humane way so producing it for them is quite rational.

    This is a problem of society/law and not really one of those with this sexual orientation. Your personal disgust should be taken out of the equation. Something the majority of people can't do. If you can't do that you shouldn't be making judgements. Just stay away from reading about or viewing this material.

    When you aren't a puritan sex can be healthy, safe, and enjoyable for all. It doesn't have to be a disgusting or dirty act (ok, some might enjoy that, but this is besides the point). It doesn't have to be with a man or woman.

    And once again. I repeat. I am not into animal sex. Well. I should probably take that back. I do like people and people are animals.... so... maybe I do like animal sex after all.

  56. makes sense.... by jythie · · Score: 2

    Well, PETA has always been more about getting laid then actually helping animals.. so this fits their pattern quite nicely.

  57. You have to know the real psychology of PETA by Quila · · Score: 3, Insightful

    They don't love animals, they just hate people.

    1. Re:You have to know the real psychology of PETA by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      They don't love animals, they just hate people.

      No, they just love attention and money.

  58. Beasteality Anyone? by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

    "We're hoping to reach a whole new audience of people, some of whom will be shocked by graphic images that maybe they didn't anticipate seeing when they went to the PETA triple-X site."
        Come here my little puppy, now lick mommy, lick it, lick it good for mommy.
          ewwwwwww yech.

    1. Re:Beasteality Anyone? by RevSpaminator · · Score: 1

      I agree. I get a feeling that mixing images of sexuality and animal slaughter might be interpreted the wrong way.

  59. Mark my words by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

    This will have the opposite effect. Next thing you know, people are going to begin associating dead animals with sexual arousal. This will become yet another fetish.

  60. Aversion Therapy by valderost · · Score: 1

    This sounds like aversion therapy. People will begin to associate pr0n with suffering animals and not want to view it any more.

    Leave it to PETA to drain the fun out of our lives!

    1. Re:Aversion Therapy by J'raxis · · Score: 1

      People will begin associating suffering animals with porn and want to view more suffering animals. And get off on it.

      Leave it to PETA to bring back "crush" videos.

  61. Click here! by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

    Live nude animals! Dirty bitches who only do it doggie style! Pussies doing things that have to be seen to be believed! Only on the PETA (People for the Erotic Treatment of Animals) website!

    No, really. This can only work out great for everyone involved.

  62. Any hard copy "Pethouse" subscriptions??? by spads · · Score: 1

    gimee gimee

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  63. PETA Porn by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

    If we are talking about PETA Porn, we might be in for disappointment. Are they producing it themselves? Anybody got pictures?

  64. The end result. by DaveV1.0 · · Score: 1

    This PETA porn site will attract sadistic sociopaths who like to combine sex, abuse, and torture. Who knows, maybe they will kick off a few new serial killers.

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  65. Beavers... by mr_lizard13 · · Score: 1

    Beavers, pussies and goatses will be just some of the things on offer.

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  66. Its been done before - Meet The Feebles by OzPeter · · Score: 1

    Meet the Feebles By Peter Jackson

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  67. You can't have any pudding... by moronikos · · Score: 1

    ...unless you beat your meat.

    1. Re:You can't have any pudding... by Rehnberg · · Score: 1

      *if you don't beat your meat.

    2. Re:You can't have any pudding... by KingAlanI · · Score: 1

      I've listened to that Pink Floyd song many times before, and even my dirty mind hadn't heard it like that. :)

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  68. I predict... by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

    ... this will be an udder failure.

  69. Desperate by ElusiveJoe · · Score: 1

    Can't you see those poor girls are desperate for sex and attention? But they can't just say it, na-ah, because they will be called sluts. So... It's all for the poor fluffies! It's OK for a girl to care about bunnies and kittens, isn't it? And that's exactly why they've been posing naked and now move on to full sex in front of a camera. Yeah, that'll be why.

  70. more murder trucks by Fujisawa+Sensei · · Score: 1

    I guess they need more money to fund their mobile euthanasia machines. If you give an animal to PETA, its probably dead before they leave the driveway.

    http://www.petakillsanimals.com/

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    If someone is passing you on the right, you are an asshole for driving in the wrong lane.
  71. Re:Maybe PETA will be taping its internal operatio by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 1

    this is a common misconception. PETA kills more animals than any other organization because they are a home of last resort - most animals they find are too sick and/or abused to be kept alive, and facilitating their deaths peacefully rather than making them suffer is their goal. Also, they take in animals that other shelters can't keep - animals too aggressive, or old, or sick, etc.

    Also, the terrorist bullshit has been debunked.

    http://www.consumerfreedom.com/news_detail.cfm/h/2339-peta-and-terrorism-the-real-deal

    That article is decidedly anti-PETA but it still somehow manages to support my argument. While I don't agree with their methods I fail to see how even blowing up a facility in order to free animals being tested on counts as Terrorism(tm) if you're not targeting people. Prior to the patriot act it would have been considered a simple criminal act, destruction of property or something more severe but not *terrorism.*

    TL;DR: PETA is dumb as shit for this rule 34 nonsense but not half as evil as you make them out to be.

  72. Two dogs one cup? by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

    Ugh. Just grossed myself out.

  73. Onion did it by sourcerror · · Score: 1

    Totally agree.
    Advocacy Group Decries PETA's Inhumane Treatment Of Women
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q2z2lTUR5Ao

    1. Re:Onion did it by SleazyRidr · · Score: 1

      It's not just the Onion: http://www.facebook.com/pages/Real-Women-Against-PETA/126680116695?sk=info

      Granted, depending on how seriously you take FaceBook groups the Onion piece could be the more credible.

  74. The Onion by johan_from_cape_town · · Score: 1

    What really scares me is the accuracy that The Onion can predict future trend. First it was the Gilette 5 bladed razor (skipping 4) and now it is PETA. Sort of. http://www.theonion.com/video/advocacy-group-decries-petas-inhumane-treatment-of,14359/

  75. The Onion predicted this by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

    Advocacy Group Decries PETA's Inhumane Treatment Of Women

    Watch it, it's spot on.

  76. Women aren't the objects by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

    The ironic thing is that the men are more like objects than women in porn (not that I think either actually are). Just think about it. How many pornstars can you name that are women and how many that are men (or that many of you will think of women when the neutral term "pornstar" is used)? How about that women are the ones that control the entire industry with what they are comfortable with. The fact that most porn films are sold by the women in them and not the men. The fact that most (if not all) of what you see of the man in the film is just the penis. And don't say that women could be replaced with no change because the same can be said for the men, as well as any other type of movie made. Yeah, the women are mere objects.

  77. The hidden agenda of PETA is quite simple by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

    I am going to meander off the topic at hand for a moment. Many laws are written and enforced against humanity simply because the aristocracy thinks of the common man as an animal. You will see many legal documents with phrases such as "man, and other animals" or "humans, and other animals" etc... This allows the NWO to skirt many government's Common Law because they are now applying laws against humans as if they were animals, and so they are someone's property instead. So many laws and regulations, particularly in the green movement are meant to decline man's status down to that of the common animal or anything else which may be regulated as someone's property without it's own intrinsic rights. On the flipside of that, groups like PETA are used to further causes that ultimately result in animals or groups of certain animals to be treated as people. The eventual goal is for the vote of animals to be considered when passing legislation. Now since animals are generally not very intelligent or capable of RELIABLY communicating with humans (think of the drug-sniffing dog that eventually starts "hitting" on every search because it's learned to get a biscuit each time), someone (i.e. government agency or associated lobby) will speak on behalf of said animal or animal group, usurping their votes.

    Imagine the majority of 7 billion people trying to to vote for choice A while the government selects and enforces choice B because they claim that 40 quadrillion cockroaches overruled you. This sounds far-fetched but it has been proposed before. Even in ancient history you had strangenesses like Caligula marrying his horse. As soon as you give something like a cow a "vote", you leave it up to the interpretation of whoever has the control of the army to determine what is in the cow's best interest. It's sort of a way to dupe only the most brain-dead of hippies and conformists that it was a fair election and that that's what the majority of "the people" (i.e. cockroaches, ants, and amoeba) wanted.

    Coming back to the topic a bit, the lower hierarchy of PETA and other groups such as the "green movement" are useful idiots: they really believe in their plight and are sincere, though ignorant. It's the upper echelons that use these seemingly simple ideas to further their hegemony.

  78. Fuck PETA by pak9rabid · · Score: 1

    PETA's more about getting attention than they are about the ethical treatment of animals. This move just further proves that.

  79. Gives monkey spanking a whole new meaning by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

    Once upon a time monkey spanking used to mean just that.

    Now, PETA will show you pictures of spanked monkeys while you monkey spank.

    There is a market for this out there, I'm sure.

    Alongside farmyard fun etc....

  80. Re:Maybe PETA will be taping its internal operatio by shutdown+-p+now · · Score: 3, Insightful

    how even blowing up a facility in order to free animals being tested on counts as Terrorism(tm) if you're not targeting people.

    Terrorism doesn't have to target people by direct violence. So long as the intent is to force others into accepting some political or ideological point through fear (whether of violence against them, or destruction against their property), and it is practiced systematically, it is terrorism.

  81. How many more? by yongbin99 · · Score: 1

    How many more chickens need to be choked before America listens?

  82. Shocked. by Sir+Realist · · Score: 2

    They want to shock people.

    On the internet.

    With graphic images.

    On a porn site.

    Weeeeeelll... its good to have goals I guess. Good luck with that one.

    1. Re:Shocked. by dbc · · Score: 1

      And here I am without mod points.

    2. Re:Shocked. by Sir+Realist · · Score: 1

      Someone modded up your comment about not having mod points? Thats... awesome.

    3. Re:Shocked. by MLease · · Score: 1

      They obviously misinterpreted his comment as a request to be modded up!

      -Mike

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  83. Great idea! by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

    'Hey Bob. Why did you become a vegan?'
    'Glad you asked. This is a really funny story. The other day I was browsing for porn as usual when...'

    Those PETA genius! This will keep the comedians occupied for ages...

  84. Already been done by GrumpySteen · · Score: 1

    There was a local band called Pleasuretech that played videos during their concerts that included a medley of explosions, politician's speeches and hardcore porn. It was always fun when the cops would roll in and shut down the show (not that they had many before disbanding).

    Fun times.

    1. Re:Already been done by GrumpySteen · · Score: 1

      Oh, I forgot to add that the videos included animals being dismembered and gutted in slaughter houses. There might have been some horror movie clips mixed in there too. Hard to tell.

  85. page 3? by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

    Here I was thinking this was from the Peta who graces the pages of Page 3

  86. Michael Vick approved! by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 1

    Porn AND animal abuse at the same place?! Michael Vick is gonna love this!

    > They're going to get the opposite response they were hoping for.

  87. IAMA Psychologist by Azuaron · · Score: 1

    And PETA apparently never learned about "classical conditioning". When you pair one stimulus (the smell of food) with another (ringing a bell), soon the presentation of just the second stimulus (ringing the bell) will result in the effects of the first stimulus (salivating).

    (I remember my textbook in college explained how the author was turned on by the smell of onions because he used to date a girl who ate a lot of onions.)

    So...

    When you pair one stimulus (pornography) with another (animal suffering), soon the presentation of just the second stimulus (animal suffering) will result in the effects of the first stimulus (sexual arousal).

    Somehow I don't think that's what they're going for. Unless they've been trolling us all these years and this is their real plan...

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  88. Where will the porn come from? by swb · · Score: 1

    Will it be self-made? Will there be hot PETA chicks doing porn?

    1. Re:Where will the porn come from? by RivenAleem · · Score: 1

      I'm guessing they are going to combine Porn with their love of animals. Furries forever!

  89. The obvious issue by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

    Everyone seems to be going around the obvious issue - Porn stagnation.
    PETA has effectively created a new opening for more interesting (as far as the internet is concerned) porn. One which mixes shock and pleasure.
    Kind of like gambling, you don't know what you will see and when.

    Expect this to go mainstream by 2012.

  90. new fetish ? by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

    Oh way to go peta, now we've got to come up with a name for this new fetish, that you just created !

  91. Snuff by Caerdwyn · · Score: 1

    So PETA thinks it's smart to mix snuff and porn. Nice going guys, promoting the combination of sex and animal torture.

    I really, REALLY hope they run afoul of snuff-porn/"crush" video laws and have some folks getting 25-to-life.

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  92. w00t by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

    PETAbytes of Pr0n!

  93. Frist Star! by mcneely.mike · · Score: 0

    Maybe Pamela Anderson will be their first star!
    (Watch as she rapes the Colonel before he can say 'KFC'!)

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  94. Bestiality site by defaria · · Score: 1

    My first thought - a bestiality site with a tag line of "Animals need love too". ;-)

    1. Re:Bestiality site by Opportunist · · Score: 1

      So I'm not the only one with a dirty mind?

      I mean, c'mon. PETA heading into the sex business, what else could it be. People who love animals...

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  95. Re:Maybe PETA will be taping its internal operatio by RubberChainsaw · · Score: 1

    So long as the intent is to force others into accepting some political or ideological point through fear (whether of violence against them, or destruction against their property), and it is practiced systematically, it is terrorism.

    So long as it's not the law enforcement arm of the government doing the coercion, of course...

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  96. What to do with all the cows? by bocin · · Score: 1

    OK, so everyone on the planet decides to stop eating meat. What do we do with all the animals (cows, pigs, goats, ect.).

  97. Re:Maybe PETA will be taping its internal operatio by shutdown+-p+now · · Score: 1

    Only so long as it does that according to the law (I don't have a problem with someone refraining from murder because they're afraid of being caught).

  98. Too late by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

    Stileproject did it first.

  99. Let me translate by taustin · · Score: 1

    "We're hoping to reach a whole new audience of people, some of whom will be shocked by graphic images that maybe they didn't anticipate seeing when they went to the PETA triple-X site."

    In other words, "We know we're wingnut extremists, and we can only get people to listen to our insane screed if we lie to them about what we're going to say."

    Nothing new about that, from PETA.

  100. Video response by billcopc · · Score: 1

    I plan on recording a video of myself beating off to said snuff, and sending it back to PETA with a big "Thank You" note for ending 30 years of blue balls.

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  101. Just so you know by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

    already done. http://motherless.com/videos/recent

  102. Surprised no one asked yet... by JSombra · · Score: 1

    The really important question...will it have a beastiality section/category?

    1. Re:Surprised no one asked yet... by Opportunist · · Score: 1

      The real question is rather, will it have any OTHER sections?

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  103. From inciting attention whoring... by l0ungeb0y · · Score: 1

    To getting their brainwashed acolytes to become full fledged whores!

    Bravo PETA -- you've listened to the online community of 18 - 100 year old males applauding the nude PETA girlie protestors and listened. What a way to fulfill market demand!

  104. Convoluted logic ... by PPH · · Score: 1

    ... but it makes sense in a weird sort of way.

    Personally, I too am not a supporter of women wearing fur.

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    1. Re:Convoluted logic ... by Opportunist · · Score: 1

      Damn straight, I prefer them shaved, too.

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  105. Operant Conditioning by Bensam123 · · Score: 1

    They're doing to humans what farmers do to cows when they brand them. They're feeding them poisonous plants and then branding them to produce a pain response and associating it with the poison. In our case they're associating sex with animal abuse. Sex produces very strong feelings in humans, if you combine that with a extremely opposite feeling (such as sadness and/or disgust) you will be quite a bit more likely to remember it.

    They're training humans to have a extreme disgust for animal abuse by conditioning the with the stimulus of sex.

    This is remarkably cruel and may result in a lot of people becoming sexually impotent due to the fact that they can't get aroused, because whenever they do, they think about animal brutality... funny how that works.

    1. Re:Operant Conditioning by Bensam123 · · Score: 1

      conditioning humans with the stimulus of sex*

    2. Re:Operant Conditioning by Opportunist · · Score: 1

      In other words, we'll soon have people who cum when they see a dog being kicked?

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    3. Re:Operant Conditioning by Bensam123 · · Score: 1

      That is most definitely a possibility too... sadly... ...or people kicking dogs because they find it arousing... ...or people taking it a step further by mixing bestiality with brutality...

  106. If it exists... by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

    There is Porn about it!

  107. Re:Maybe PETA will be taping its internal operatio by Mashiki · · Score: 1

    I guess a kill/save ratio of 99:1 is an option for last resort because in newkirk's own words "it's the best option to save them from people" She's a nutbar, she's believes groups like ALF are wonderful great people. Including the support of individual who go into highschools to teach kids how to build bombs as acts of 'civil disobedience' right. I dunno I guess back in my day, civil disobedience was something else. Rather than trying to kill or maim someone.

    No PETA is evil. The reality is we've only scratched the depths of their depravity and material connections to the 'earth first' type movements.

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  108. I have to ask by NetNed · · Score: 1

    So it's kinda like 4chan then?

  109. peta by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

    I JUst dont get it

  110. Porn mixed with disturbing animal abuse images? by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

    Challenge accepted.

    Nothing will ever be more horrific than the blue waffle. Nothing.

  111. PETA by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

    People Exposing Tits and Ass

  112. now what? by Nembi · · Score: 1

    I wonder though...are we still allowed to spank the monkey? Or choke the chicken? They have a rough time I tell ya. Or are we just limited to carefully stroking the one-eyed snakes?

  113. Top Story Tonight: 4CHAN Acquired by PETA by hoggoth · · Score: 1

    Today PETA announced they have acquired the web site 4chan and will be using it, unmodified, as a promotional and educational tool to help protect animals through a mix of animal suffering footage and porn.

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  114. OMG by doginthewoods · · Score: 1

    kitty porn sorry not really

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  115. This is a joke right? What's next? by Mindflux0 · · Score: 1

    So...to make me be more sensitive to animals, they put up a bunch of videos of porn and animal cruelty next to each other? Riiiiight.

    Next up: The American Heart Association makes a porn website devoted to people having sex while eating fast food followed by heart attacks.

  116. Re:Basically, they are going to give you 4chan.org by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

    So what you're saying is that Robert Poole needs to register 4chan.xxx ? I don't think there'd be any noticable difference.

  117. Re:This is a joke right? What's next? by johnmorganjr · · Score: 0

    Porn and Animals? Hasn't this been done before??

  118. So would this be a PETA-phile Website? by woodsrunner · · Score: 1

    I've always thought those freaks were sickos. I hope they post the pics of Bridget Bardot when she lost her left nipple to exposure doing a "Fur is Rude, I'd Rather Go Nude" website on an iceflow full of harp seals.

    1. Re:So would this be a PETA-phile Website? by tehcyder · · Score: 1

      I've always thought those freaks were sickos. I hope they post the pics of Bridget Bardot when she lost her left nipple to exposure doing a "Fur is Rude, I'd Rather Go Nude" website on an iceflow full of harp seals.

      Yes, any one who likes to see someone's pain as a result of acting on what they believe in is clearly the sick freak here.

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  119. Definitely makes sense by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

    Modern pornography fits perfectly with PETA's objective to get women to stop wearing fur...

  120. It shows how little PETA truly cares about it all by SmallFurryCreature · · Score: 1

    Some noobs think that protecting the Panda just because it is cute and cuddly leaves many other species in the lurch. What about the non-cuddly animals?

    Well, they are living in the same area. Panda does well, they do well.

    QI had a nice example of this. There is a lice that is in danger since it lives on only one animal. But who cares about lice?

    But the animal they live on is a cute pig. Protect the cute pig, protect the lice. No need for sea kittins, protect the otters, the seals and the whales (all photogenic as hell) and the fish follow right along.... oh okay, so not the fish that get eaten but the fish in general.

    Most of PETA is just angsty kids who rage against their parents for only caring about money and not giving them enough pocket money. The worsed thing they do is they give the right wingers a weapon to ridicule anyone who thinks killing of the entire world might not be a good idea.

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  121. PETA Celebrity genius by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

    So will they be posting videos of their celebrity supporters? I mean they actually did convince some to pose nude, maybe they'll talk them into doing PETA porn.

  122. Re:This is a joke right? What's next? by chrismcb · · Score: 1

    PETA has been photographing naked women for years. So this isn't that big of a surprise

  123. sarcasm from an anti-pornography feminist I know: by KingAlanI · · Score: 1

    "So PETA's gonna launch a porn site to raise awareness of veganism?

    I think I'm gonna broil a steak to raise awareness of sexual exploitation."

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  124. FBI by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

    FBI to PETA: Put up a site that will allow us to capture embryonic serial killers or we'll put you out of business.

    PETA: Hmmmm????

  125. I get it.. by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

    Most people who are in peta must have sex with animals so they figure if they show us sex and animals will get the same idea and join there cause makes perfect since WERE ALL GANNA BE SHEEP FUCKERS :D

  126. Pavlovian response anyone... by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

    So, a year after the site opens will I get to here someone who frequents it say, "You know, it's gotten to the point that I can't even get a boner unless a kick dog."

  127. And... by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

    ...I'm done.

  128. GROSS!!! by docwatson223 · · Score: 1

    Whoever came up with this is severely f***** in the head!

  129. Re:It shows how little PETA truly cares about it a by Talderas · · Score: 1

    I think my irony meter exploded at this post being made by SmallFurryCreature.

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  130. Straightforward Logic by tinkerton · · Score: 1

    There's a plain logic in PETA's plan: where do we get the most exposure (woops)? What's the bulk of internet traffic about? Does sex sell?

    The thing about radicals is, while they're associated with madness, delusions and confused thinking, they just rely more on logic. You take a train of thought and follow it to the logical conclusion. Of course the critics won't see it, since all silly conclusions can only be caused by bad logic.

    Maybe it could work too. Depends on how they infuse their message in the entertainment part. Do it wrong and you attract very weird people.

  131. PETA: doing it wrong by Legion303 · · Score: 1

    "animal suffering footage"

    I'd jerk off to that. Thanks, PETA!

  132. to heck with 'em... by KingAlanI · · Score: 1

    ah, People Eating Tasty Animals
    bought a package of chicken nuggets, a frozen pepperoni pizza and 2 pounds of cheese yesterday, just for you. :P

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  133. Hail the return of alt.binaries.hamster.duct.tape by gearloos · · Score: 1

    Hail the return of alt.binaries.hamster.duct.tape - It was only a matter of time ! LOL

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  134. New direction for PETA by Chris+Mattern · · Score: 1

    I guess they want to draw the "animal torture fetish" crowd.

  135. PETA defined by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

    People who Eat Tasty Animals.

  136. The "unadoptable" defense has been debunked by Quila · · Score: 1

    Take the case of a mother cat and her perfectly adoptable young kittens at a vet's office in North Carolina. The PETA criminals showed up promising to find them homes, immediately killed them in the back of the van and dropped them in a dumpster behind a Piggly Wiggly. This was not an isolated incident.

    They also just by default kill pit bulls. For the record, I met a very nice one this weekend, very gentle and playful with my kids, and perfectly obedient to his owner. The PETA would kill it if they got their hands on it. PETA encourages all shelters to enact this policy.

  137. Talk about offputting... by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

    The peeps at /b/ would probably find this a turn on. Normal people are not going to find seeing tortured chickens as anything other than a libido killer, even with Sasha Grey on the same page.

  138. Don't get cocky about this technological terror... by DiEx-15 · · Score: 1

    ...you constructed. The ability to post porn and graphic gore porn images is insignificant next to the power of 4Chan!

  139. Vomit. by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

    Do we really need to see Pamela Anderson naked again?

  140. Don't believe the liar by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 1

    PETA's real position (actually quite reasonable):

    Approximately 6 to 8 million animals are handled by animal shelters in the United States each year. Even though some are reclaimed or adopted, nearly 4 million unwanted dogs and cats are left with nowhere to go.(1) Shelters cannot humanely house and support all these animals until their natural deaths—they would be forced to live in cramped cages or kennels for years, lonely and stressed, and other animals would have to be turned away because there would not be room for them.

    Turning unwanted animals loose to roam the streets is not a humane option. If they don’t starve, freeze, get hit by a car, or die of disease, they may be tormented and possibly killed by cruel juveniles or picked up by dealers who obtain animals to sell to laboratories.

    Good and Bad Solutions

    Because of the high number of unwanted companion animals and the lack of good homes, sometimes the most humane thing that a shelter worker can do is give an animal a peaceful release from a world in which dogs and cats are often considered “surplus” and unwanted. PETA, The American Veterinary Medical Association, and The Humane Society of the United States concur that an intravenous injection of sodium pentobarbital administered by a trained professional is the kindest, most compassionate method of euthanizing animals. The American Humane Association considers this to be the only acceptable method of euthanasia for cats and dogs in animal shelters.

    Injections into the hearts of conscious animals are not acceptable. Inhalants, decompression, drowning, electrocution, shooting, and other methods are also unacceptable because they rarely provide an instant death and cause suffering before death occurs.

    Some drugs can cause discomfort if injected too quickly or at too high a dose, and some, such as strychnine, can cause animals to experience violent convulsions, muscle contractions, or cardiac arrest.

    Nitrous oxide, halothane, and carbon monoxide gases can be expensive and unreliable and can cause irritation or excitability in animals. Carbon monoxide poisoning causes animals to suffer horribly while they are slowly suffocated. They often scream and go into convulsions while struggling for air. Carbon monoxide poisoning has been outlawed in California, Tennessee, Maryland, and Rhode Island but is still used in many animal shelters throughout the U.S.(2,3)

    The physical methods used to kill animals in shelters include shooting, electrocution, and decompression. The obvious problem with shooting is the potential for extreme pain if the person handling the gun is not competent, if the animal is struggling, or if the bullet is deflected and the animal survives. Electrocution can be extremely painful and traumatic and doesn’t always work.

    Decompression chambers simulate an ascent to thousands of feet above sea level in a matter of minutes. At many shelters that use this method, decompression occurs at speeds up to 15 times faster than the recommended rate. At this speed, the gases in animals’ sinuses, middle ears, and intestines expand quickly, causing considerable discomfort or severe pain.(4) Accidental recompression can occur when equipment malfunctions, when there is a personnel error, or when small animals become trapped in air pockets. They must then be put through the procedure all over again.

    Until dog and cat overpopulation is brought under control through spaying and neutering, we must prevent the suffering of unwanted animals in the most responsible and humane way possible. Euthanasia, performed properly, is often the most compassionate option.

    A Compassionate Goodbye

    When animal companions become very sick and are suffering with no hope of recovery, and they seem incapable of truly enjoying life, it may be time to provide them with a peaceful death through euthanasia. Ask your veterinarian to talk frankly with you, and consider getting a second opinion if you are in doubt. Be sure that you are not prol

  141. Spoof or parody. by RockDoctor · · Score: 1
    I was slightly surprised to find that no-one on Slashdot had even considered that this might be a "spoof", or a "parody".

    Then I realised that the original link was to the Torygraph. Which explains it. Rampant lunacy, plus total absence of fact-checking ; QED. The spoof is on them.

    Taking my holidays next year in San Serriffe, assuming I can find it again.

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