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'''PETA''' ('''People for Ethical Treatment of Animals''') is a controversial animal rights organization that is known for its malicious attack on | '''PETA''' ('''People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals''') is a controversial animal rights organization that is known for its malicious attack on animal abuse and meat eating. PETA was formed in Norfolk, Virginia. It doesn't support eating any type of meat or wearing any clothes made from animal fur or isn't fair trade. Though their actions, like the ALF, are generally good-intentioned, they have similar traits of most extremist groups where they refuse to listen to other members of society. One villainous action of theirs was when famous Australian personality Steve "The Crocodile Hunter" Irwin died, their vice president claimed that he enjoyed frightening animals. PETA was forced to apologize to Irwin's family by the Australian government.[[File:Peta2.jpg|thumb]] | ||
The members are also against using animals for research. Supporters are often shown posing naked. It dismembers all forms of humans taking advantage of animals. Many groups have been targeted by PETA, such as the Ringling Bros. Circus, KFC, McDonald's, and Nike. Notable members and donors include Wacka Flacka Flame, Christy Turlington, Rob Thomas, Rise Against, Patti Davis, the Veronicas, Karen Mitchell, and even President [http://real-life-heroes-and-good-guys.wikia.com/wiki/Barack_Obama Barack Obama]. The group's goal is total animal liberation, meaning no domesticated animals, zoos, aquariums, meat, and animal testing. Despite this, the group has almost killed 30,000 animals at its shelter in North Carolina, including the animals they rescued in 1991, killing 32 rabbits and roosters. They have long-standing ties to the ALF and ELF, which the FBI classified as serious domesticated terrorist threats, PETA has also given over thousands of dollars to arsonists and convicted criminals, helping less than 1% of animals. They're also against the use of medical research. As founder Ingrid Newkirk said, "Even if animal testing produced an aid, we'd be against it." | |||
The members are also against using animals for research. Supporters are often shown posing naked. It dismembers all forms of humans taking advantage of animals. Many groups have been targeted by PETA, such as Ringling Bros. Circus, KFC, McDonald's, and Nike. Notable members and donors include Wacka Flacka Flame, Christy Turlington, Rob Thomas, Rise Against, Patti Davis, the Veronicas, Karen Mitchell, and even President [http://real-life-heroes-and-good-guys.wikia.com/wiki/Barack_Obama Barack Obama]. The group's goal is total animal liberation, meaning no domesticated animals, zoos, aquariums, meat, and animal testing. Despite this, the group has almost killed 30,000 animals at its shelter in North Carolina, including the animals they rescued in 1991, killing 32 rabbits and roosters. They have long-standing ties to the ALF and ELF, which the FBI classified as serious domesticated terrorist threats, PETA has also given over thousands of dollars to arsonists and convicted criminals, helping less than 1% of animals. They're also against the use of | |||
In October 2014, they made a deal with a trailer in Virginia to pick up stray animals from there. One day, PETA workers were filmed on the Cerate family's security camera stealing the family pet chihuahua Maya, while Wilbur Cerate was out. Days later, the workers returned with a fruit basket with note saying that they euthanized the dog. The workers were charged, but the charges were soon dropped because of insufficient evidence. | In October 2014, they made a deal with a trailer in Virginia to pick up stray animals from there. One day, PETA workers were filmed on the Cerate family's security camera stealing the family pet chihuahua Maya, while Wilbur Cerate was out. Days later, the workers returned with a fruit basket with note saying that they euthanized the dog. The workers were charged, but the charges were soon dropped because of insufficient evidence. | ||
===Flash games=== | ===Flash games=== | ||
*''This is the part where | *''This is the part where PETA ruins your childhood!'' | ||
[[File:Peta-mario-tanooki.jpg|thumb|252px|"It's-a me, Mario, and I skinned this raccoon alive to make my Tanooki suit! Bwahahahahah!"]] | [[File:Peta-mario-tanooki.jpg|thumb|252px|"It's-a me, Mario, and I skinned this raccoon alive to make my Tanooki suit! Bwahahahahah!"]] PETA had also made flash games, some of which bashing restaurant chains such as Burger King or KFC, others being sick and scathing parodies video games such as ''Pokemon'' or ''Super Mario 3D Land''. The PETA-made flash games that spoof ''Pokemon'' depicts Pokemon Trainers as being animal abusers, while the one that parodied ''Super Mario 3D Land'' depicts the Tanooki suit as having been made from a raccoon that is skinned alive by Mario. | ||
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[[Category:Eco Terrorists]] | [[Category:Eco Terrorists]] | ||
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[[Category:Misanthropes]] | [[Category:Misanthropes]] | ||
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[[Category:Shock Trolls]] | [[Category:Shock Trolls]] | ||
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[[Category: | [[Category:Trash-Talking Villains]] | ||
Revision as of 19:31, 17 December 2014
PETA (People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals) is a controversial animal rights organization that is known for its malicious attack on animal abuse and meat eating. PETA was formed in Norfolk, Virginia. It doesn't support eating any type of meat or wearing any clothes made from animal fur or isn't fair trade. Though their actions, like the ALF, are generally good-intentioned, they have similar traits of most extremist groups where they refuse to listen to other members of society. One villainous action of theirs was when famous Australian personality Steve "The Crocodile Hunter" Irwin died, their vice president claimed that he enjoyed frightening animals. PETA was forced to apologize to Irwin's family by the Australian government.
The members are also against using animals for research. Supporters are often shown posing naked. It dismembers all forms of humans taking advantage of animals. Many groups have been targeted by PETA, such as the Ringling Bros. Circus, KFC, McDonald's, and Nike. Notable members and donors include Wacka Flacka Flame, Christy Turlington, Rob Thomas, Rise Against, Patti Davis, the Veronicas, Karen Mitchell, and even President Barack Obama. The group's goal is total animal liberation, meaning no domesticated animals, zoos, aquariums, meat, and animal testing. Despite this, the group has almost killed 30,000 animals at its shelter in North Carolina, including the animals they rescued in 1991, killing 32 rabbits and roosters. They have long-standing ties to the ALF and ELF, which the FBI classified as serious domesticated terrorist threats, PETA has also given over thousands of dollars to arsonists and convicted criminals, helping less than 1% of animals. They're also against the use of medical research. As founder Ingrid Newkirk said, "Even if animal testing produced an aid, we'd be against it."
In October 2014, they made a deal with a trailer in Virginia to pick up stray animals from there. One day, PETA workers were filmed on the Cerate family's security camera stealing the family pet chihuahua Maya, while Wilbur Cerate was out. Days later, the workers returned with a fruit basket with note saying that they euthanized the dog. The workers were charged, but the charges were soon dropped because of insufficient evidence.
Flash games
- This is the part where PETA ruins your childhood!
PETA had also made flash games, some of which bashing restaurant chains such as Burger King or KFC, others being sick and scathing parodies video games such as Pokemon or Super Mario 3D Land. The PETA-made flash games that spoof Pokemon depicts Pokemon Trainers as being animal abusers, while the one that parodied Super Mario 3D Land depicts the Tanooki suit as having been made from a raccoon that is skinned alive by Mario.