It was less than two weeks ago that MNB took note of a story in the Winston Salem-Journal reporting that there is a new billboard in Mooresville, North Carolina, for Delhaize-owned Bloom, that “emits the smell of black pepper and charcoal to promote a new line of beef ... A giant fork rises from the ground to the billboard, where it pierces a piece of meat.”
Now, People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) is striking back with its own billboard that it says “shows a skinned cow's head on a slaughter hook and emanates the smells of rotting flesh, urine, feces, and blood. PETA's billboard will read, ‘Meat Stinks: Go Vegan. PETA.’ The group says that it has the studies and stats to show that meat stinks for animals, human health, and the environment.”
Now, People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) is striking back with its own billboard that it says “shows a skinned cow's head on a slaughter hook and emanates the smells of rotting flesh, urine, feces, and blood. PETA's billboard will read, ‘Meat Stinks: Go Vegan. PETA.’ The group says that it has the studies and stats to show that meat stinks for animals, human health, and the environment.”
- KC's View:
- These guys are disgusting. I don’t mind them having a political opinion, but I pity the poor parent who has to explain the PETA billboard to a little kid.
I’d do it this way: “In the world, there radical extremists who think that they are better than everyone else and that only their opinion is right. They also don’t have a sense of humor, and are to be avoided at all costs. Want to go get a bacon cheeseburger?"
