On Aug 2, 2006, at 5:31 AM, Dominic Burford wrote:
PETA have *never* endorsed, encouraged or embraced any form of
terrorist
activity.
Are you using 'terrorist' in the George Bush meaning of the word, or
in its actual meaning, which is to promote change through random acts
that inspire fear? In their campaign against the wearing of animal
fur, it was a common tactic for PETA members to douse fur-wearers in
public with blood or a blood-like liquid. They showed up unannounced,
and it was this fear of being doused in blood that forced many people
to change their fur-wearing habits.
You're saying that these events, which happened (and still do) quite
regularly, were not the work of PETA, but by large numbers of 'rogue'
members across the world who all happened to employ the same tactic
in the same manner? Has any official PETA statement been made that
disavowed these tactics, and called for those who carried them out to
be put in jail?
-- Ed Leafe
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