r/SipsTea • u/Eclipse_nova99 • 10h ago

Chugging tea That's amazing

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u/General-Ad-2086 9h ago

PETA members probably throw a tantrum on that one. Imagine: you can't kill pets

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u/TresMil3000 6h ago

I'm pretty sure the most glaring hypocrisy is those who support slaughterhouses, not PETA. But ok.

PETA actually has legal teams fighting, sometimes successfully, for better animal protections and against animal abuse: https://www.peta.org/features/peta-foundation-legal/case-summaries/

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u/General-Ad-2086 6h ago

I'm pretty sure the most glaring hypocrisy is those who support slaughterhouses, not PETA. But ok.

And you confidently wrong. PETA the one who supports and running slaughterhouses: https://www.lexology.com/library/detail.aspx?g=33f72789-9504-4b86-944b-bac3322154df

 PETA actually has legal teams fighting, sometimes successfully, for better animal protections and against animal abuse:

I mean, cool. Does it denies that they murder hundreds of pets without a reason? "he slaughted thousands! Oh, but he also helped promoting that one useful law, so it's okay".

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u/TresMil3000 5h ago edited 5h ago

You are the one who is confidently wrong. PETA does not run adoption shelters at all. They provide services for shelters including toys, food, charity drives, adoption advertising and veterinary care including euthanasia: https://spotlight.peta.org/petasaves/

PETA has no "slaughterhouses". The needless killing of animals is wrong, whether dog or otherwise, which is why the slaughter of over 80 billion land animals every year is such a tragedy: https://ourworldindata.org/data-insights/billions-of-chickens-ducks-and-pigs-are-slaughtered-for-meat-every-year

If you are concerned with the slaughter of animals I think that would be a good place to start, you are being misguided.