Comments on: I No Longer Support PETA

By: iKareforKhloe

iKareforKhloe — Wed, 30 May 2012 06:42:39 +0000

That’s exactly right !! You should definitely support Kim & the animals but PETA LIED so you should withdrawal from them … your reason to not support them is definitely valid !!

By: another animal

another animal — Thu, 10 May 2012 15:44:38 +0000

People, I know that it is difficult to fathom that these animals are skinned alive, but they are. It has been done for years. Rabbit coats were big in the 70′s and I remember knowing then, that they were skinned alive. Not only are the skinned alive, but they are kept in terrible, inhumane cages with no compassion. This is a very real thing and those of you who believe that it isn’t true or is a hoax need to do your research. I have no dog in this race, no pun intended but I refuse to wear fur. I do think PETA goes overboard sometimes, but you really need to see some of the videos, even some not made by PETA. It is common knowledge and if you don’t believe it, you are fooling yourselves. Also, why wouldn’t Khloe wear it if she didn’t know the truth about where it comes from and what happens to the animals. She is in a sensitive position because it was her sister that this happened to. Anyway, it is real and it is cruel and animals are curious, loving creatures that don’t deserve this treatment. Remember Hitler? He thought Jews were a lower form of human and look how many millions he killed…so opinions are nice, but torture and cruelty to animals are not.

By: NiniS

NiniS — Fri, 13 Apr 2012 08:59:55 +0000

I can’t think of one honorable thing PETA has done. It’s not honorable to bomb universities and professors. Doctoring videos for fundraising is not honorable. Lying to the media is not honorable. Objectifying women is not honorable. Killing nearly 100 percent of the animals it takes in is not honorable. On the contrary, it’s hypocritical.

By: NiniS

NiniS — Fri, 13 Apr 2012 08:51:51 +0000

But still what? PETA is all about violence.They are on the FBIs list of domestic terrorists for a reason. They bombed Michigan State University, causing millions of dollars worth of damage. Oh, right, it was Rodney Coronado who did that. Funded and defended by PETA. They bomb professors in their own cars and homes. They think they’re morally superior to the rest of us and think that gives them the license to destroy lives. They are very dangerous, and they kill almost all the animals they take in to their “shelter” in Virginia. It’s a very warped organization that doesn’t deserve its nonprofit status.

By: NiniS

NiniS — Fri, 13 Apr 2012 08:30:18 +0000

Not to worry. Animals are NOT skinned alive. PETA uses doctored video that they know is not honest. I abhor animal abuse as much as you do. But the animal industry does not torture animals and certainly does not skin them alive. I would be the first to raise a stink if that video were true, but it’s been proved not to be: http://bit.ly/IvY5bM.

By: NiniS

NiniS — Fri, 13 Apr 2012 07:57:06 +0000

The video was staged. Animals are NOT skinned alive. Video purporting to show fur production in China was distributed early in 2005 by an animal rights group, Swiss Animal Protection. Reportedly, filming was conducted by Swiss Animal Protection/EAST International in 2004-05 in Heibei Province. By spring 2005, the footage was being distributed by North American animal rights groups with new scenes added. Highly edited, the video shown in the U.S. includes footage of a fox farm where a dog is heard barking excitedly, a shot of a highly agitated fox (perhaps offered food) surrounded by calm foxes, plus mink on a farm illustrating distressed behavior, perhaps due to unusual activity on the farm out of camera range. The video includes clips of foxes and raccoon dogs (tanuki), both animals which are also taken from the wild, in a marketplace setting. One man appears wearing a butcher’s apron as he quickly kills a raccoon dog. However, another man, wearing street clothes (black leather jacket and pleated black pants) brutally skins alive a raccoon dog that he has hung on the back of a truck (license plate removed). The animal tries to bite the man and struggles aggressively, making the process extremely difficult. The camera comes in close on a skinned, but still moving animal on a pile of animal carcasses. While the moving animal is covered in blood, showing its heart was pumping during the process, the animals beneath it are clean, as they would be if skinned while dead, which, of course, is the standard, normal procedure and the ONLY acceptable one by humane standards. Another scene shows a man wearing tattered shoes, hitting a fox on the head with a knife, temporarily stunning but not killing it. He then struggles to skin the obviously alive, moving animal, alternating with beating it with the knife. The animal struggles so much as to make the job impossible, and a shot is seen of the man’s shoes on the animal’s head. It is nonsensical to suggest that skinning an animal alive is normal practice since even this film of inhumane behavior proves this process to be difficult and dangerous, and furthermore the pulse of the living animal would cause extensive bleeding and damage to the fur. It is therefore highly likely that these scenes were staged. The fur industry in Europe requested the original unedited footage from the Swiss animal rights group and was refused. The China Fur Commission and China Leather Industry Association challenged the authenticity of the material, saying: “Pictures showing animals being skinned alive are obviously plotted. All those with common sense would not choose this slaughter method to attain fur.” The government of Suning County, Hebei Province also issued a statement outlining welfare practices on its fur farms, calling the alleged practice of skinning animals alive “unimaginable,” and urging Swiss Animal Protection Organization to “respect the truth.” PETA refuses to respect the truth because the doctored videos bring in a lot of money. By the way, PETA kills almost all of the pets it takes in at their Virginia headquarters “shelter,” which would be more accurately called a slaughterhouse PETA’s own records prove it: http://bit.ly/5TKh2.

By: NiniS

NiniS — Fri, 13 Apr 2012 07:49:30 +0000

Fur animals are NOT skinned alive. Animal agriculture is NOT the number-one cause of climate change. You have been fed a crock, shelly1990, and need to do some real research.

By: Melissa A Fletcher

Melissa A Fletcher — Fri, 06 Apr 2012 19:10:18 +0000

I have to say that khloe has the right to defend her family on this one ,that was just plain wrong and if she chooses to not support peta anymore that is also her choice.I mean come on now,animals get killed everyday and choped up and sold in markets all over the world for everyone to eat,how does that make any of us different! STOP JUDGING!!!!! ( TEAM KLHOE)

By: Darin Tillinghast

Darin Tillinghast — Mon, 02 Apr 2012 19:20:07 +0000

Here ya go this one of the many reasons to continue support have a look: https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=248380038592053&set=a.245739215522802.53979.100002601762327&type=3&theater

By: Darin Tillinghast

Darin Tillinghast — Mon, 02 Apr 2012 18:52:26 +0000

Well then I hope you will find the many organizations that make a difference and continue to do something. Withdrawing over flour bombing an inane reality TV star is just as absurd.
Im not saying I support PETA IM saying I support the end to animal cruelty, that’s the point that everyone seems to be missing.
“I made the choice to be vegan because I will not eat (or wear, or use) anything that could have an emotional response to its death or captivity. I can well imagine what that must feel like for our non-human friends – the fear, the terror, the pain – and I will not cause such suffering to a fellow living being.” ~Rai Aren