This made me laugh! Are Peta on drugs?

[Brother_Percy]

THIS is hilarious! Once again Peta show how insane they really are.

Pet Shop Boys reject Peta request


Pop group Pet Shop Boys have revealed they have turned down a request by animal rights group Peta to rename themselves the 'Rescue Shelter Boys'.
"Peta Europe has written to Pet Shop Boys with a request they are unable to agree to," reads a post on the band's official website.

But the band admits the request "raises an issue worth thinking about".
Peta's letter requests the name change because of the cruelty it alleges takes place in the pet trade.

If the band were to agree to the name change, it continues, it would "encourage your millions of fans to consider giving a home to an abandoned or unwanted animal from an animal shelter".

'Bizarre'

In her letter, Peta's special projects manager Yvonne Taylor admits that her request "may at first seem bizarre".

It goes on to list a series of criticisms against the way pet shops obtain, maintain and house their animals.

Neil Tennant and Chris Lowe were inspired to call themselves the Pet Shop Boys by friends who worked in a pet shop in west London.

Originally named West End, the electronic pop duo won a Brit award for their outstanding contribution to music earlier this year.

The group - whose hits include West End Girls, Heart and It's A Sin - released Yes, their 10th studio album, last month

[Pastor Ezekiel]

Re: This made me laugh! Are Peta on piffling drugs?

Well that's what you get when the demoncrats take over. These communist front groups are getting fat and sassy, and their tantrums are getting louder.

Look for more of this in the future.




And you can quote me.

[JennyD]

Re: This made me laugh! Are Peta on piffling drugs?

If they were like PETA's animal shelter, they'd exterminate 85% of the animals in their care (on average).

http://www.petakillsanimals.com/petarebuttal.cfm

PETA kills 85 percent of the animals it takes in, and finds adoptive homes for just 14 percent. By contrast, the Norfolk SPCA, whose shelter is located less than 4 miles from PETA's headquarters, found adoptive homes for 73 percent of its animals in 2003. It’s rather hard to believe that the animals entrusted to PETA are any more likely to be “broken beings.” Dana Cheek, the former (and most recent) director of the Norfolk SPCA, wrote to us recently:

I often receive phone calls from frantic people who have surrendered their pets to PETA with the understanding that PETA will "find them a good home." Many of them are led to believe that the animals will be taken to a nearby shelter. Little do they know that the pets are killed in the PETA van before they even pull away from the pet owner's home … PETA refuses to surrender animals they obtain to area shelters for rehoming. If only the celebrity "deep-pocket" donors on the west coast knew that their donations were going to kill adoptable cats and dogs here in Norfolk.

[Nobar King]

Re: This made me laugh! Are Peta on drugs?

How weird. The 'pet shop' they're referring to isn't even an animal shelter. It's a 'glory hole' party, and you don't even want to know what goes on there.