RE: Latest PETA Garbage In My Neck of the Woods
I think they're trying to make a series of mental images to get their point across. First, picture a giant factory farm, with animals hardly able to move and standing in their own feces. Then picture the virgin Mary standing inside such a place, and make a guess as to what her reaction would be. I don't agree with their view 100%, but I can kinda see where they're coming from. I'm not a vegetarian, I'm the most avid hunter you've ever seen, and I make money from fur trapping, but I have to give PETA credit on a lot of the things they've done. I even share their views on fur farms and to an extent on animal testing.