PETA Targets Celebrity Chef Fans With New 'Silent Scream' Ad Spot

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Squach wrote:

<quoted text>National shift? Really? ROTFLMAO!!! I don't see any steak houses closing their doors! What nation are you talking about? Nauru? ROTFLMAO!!

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such stupid corpse eaters wrote:

<quoted text>YOU are not only an idiot but you are a bumbling, insecure, witless COWARD and you prove it every time you puke up your ignorance. Get lost you trifling corpse eating troll, you serve no purpose. and you CLEARLY do not even know the meaning of VEGAN. Get lost you corpse eating freak.

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I Am Enzo - The Baker wrote:

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My goodness Miss, what a foul mouthed little vagitarian you are!

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such stupid corpse eaters wrote:

<quoted text>WRONG. It's a matter of protecting the ANIMALS that YOU don't give a dam' about. Who cares what YOU "could care less about" when MY CHOICES are the most compassionate to the animals and the gentlest to the Earths environment, uses FAR less valuable resources and is the most conscious and intelligent way to live?...

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I Am Enzo - The Baker wrote:

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My goodness Miss, what a foul mouthed little vagitarian you are!

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Dr_Dirty wrote:

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Wrong again. On virtually every point you made.
Try again, pinhead.

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Spokaloonian wrote:

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You ain't seen noting yet! Stick around awhile.
LOL
We are still not sure if the HAC is male or female yet. IT won't say. IT says ITs life is none of our business. All we need to know is that we are clueless and IT is the only one that knows just what it is we are clueless to. Of course ITs messages are littered with colorful words IT copied from somewhere.
Poking sticks at IT has become somewhat of a past time of late.
I am still trying to get a fish to scream though.
I wonder if IT would pass my findings on to PETA for me? I am sure IT must have inside contacts in the ARA at the very least. I could even include videos of the tactics I use in my experiments.

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Squach wrote:

<quoted text>Not eating the proper amount of meat isn't a safe alternative for most people.

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such stupid corpse eaters wrote:

<quoted text>No, YOU are WRONG, shitforbrains and that is a FACT! Keep flailing about and spouting off the same pile of imbecile blather that all run of the mill, corpse eating trolls spew!!

Debra27 wrote:

"A vegan diet centered on whole fruits, vegetables, nuts, grains and legumes is certainly healthier than the modern American diet of processed foods laden with sugars, salt and hydrogenated fats. However, veganism’s total exclusion of animal nutrients poses some serious problems for the human body. Meat, fish and eggs are our only concentrated dietary sources of vitamin D, vitamin B12, omega-3 fats (which play a huge role in brain health), heme-iron (which increases the absorption of iron from vegetables) and conjugated linoleic acid (CLA), which appears to fight cancer and heart disease.
A healthier choice is to modify the vegan diet with a minimal amount of animal nutrients.
Clinical research finds that people on vegan diets commonly suffer from a variety of nutritional deficiencies. One study, for instance, showed that more than half of vegans tested were deficient in vitamin B12, putting them at risk of mental health problems such as fatigue, poor concentration, decreased brain volume with aging and irreversible nerve damage."
Drew Ramsey (is an assistant clinical professor of psychiatry at Columbia University)
- There are actually a lot of sources on the internet that provide factual information about the effect of a vegan diet on the human brain. It appears to be very dangerous, as proven by science.
But it appears that has no place on this forum that is rife with emotional diatribes and ongoing verbal assaults...oh, wait, it must be due to the very diet that this poster is railing for!

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Dr_Dirty wrote:

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That's all that so-called "compassion" at work! hahaha!

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I Am Enzo - The Baker wrote:

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I hope it's female. I dreamed of her last night. She wore nothing but leather chaps and saddle shoes...and a carrot dangling from her lips...

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elise in burque wrote:

<quoted text>It most definitely can be done, but you have to make it your business to understand nutrition in a much more advanced way than the average person. If a person is willing to do that and follow a customized diet for each person in the family, it's fine. Do most vegans do this? I doubt it.

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such stupid corpse eaters wrote:

FACT:
"Meat protein takes an obscene amount of energy to produce compared with vegetable protein. As Cornell University reports,“Animal protein production requires more than eight times as much fossil-fuel energy than production of plant protein while yielding animal protein that is only 1.4 times more nutritious for humans than the comparable amount of plant protein.” Meanwhile, meat production generates huge amounts of toxic waste (Google “hog farm” and “lagoon” for a taste). This is why the United Nations has called the meat industry — and therefore, meat eating —“one of the … most significant contributors to the most serious environmental problems, at every scale from local to global.”

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such stupid corpse eaters wrote:

<quoted text>I GUARANTEE that my family and friends are better informed on nutrition than ALL of you combined.

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such stupid corpse eaters wrote:

"And regardless, the “humane” meat argument doesn’t really address your central rationale because, of course, a grass-fed cow, free-range chicken and wild-caught fish all have to be slaughtered for someone to enjoy a meal out of them."