In this podcast, editors and reporters explain why dairymen in California are celebrating a legal victory over the animal rights group People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals and how the forestry industry is educating the world about the value of timber production.
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Friday, February 17, 2012
Podcast: PETA's dairy fight and timber education
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Tuesday, December 18, 2007
PETA protesters: They're what's for dinner
So, do you think it's a requirement to be a protester with the organization People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals that you be willing to bare all for your beliefs?
Check out this video from the Associated Press while I go grab a hamburger for lunch.
And I wonder what would happen to all the livestock of the world if PETA was to be successful in its effort to make everyone a vegetarian? Maybe every PETA member could take home cows, chickens, pigs and turkeys as pets. I can't imagine keeping a cow in an urban apartment would be very ethical treatment though. But thinking about such things isn't nearly as sexy as half-naked, or full-nude protests.