PETA is wrong. While I generally support not being cruel to animals, I just don't buy the no milk, no eggs, no meat thing. And today, Discovery proved my point -- historically, it's always been eat or be eaten.Tuesday, February 28, 2006
This is why I'm not a vegetarian
Recently, in front of the soon-to-be-renamed MCI Center, I was accosted by animal rights activists. They gave me this sticker: 
PETA is wrong. While I generally support not being cruel to animals, I just don't buy the no milk, no eggs, no meat thing. And today, Discovery proved my point -- historically, it's always been eat or be eaten.
PETA is wrong. While I generally support not being cruel to animals, I just don't buy the no milk, no eggs, no meat thing. And today, Discovery proved my point -- historically, it's always been eat or be eaten.
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I agree with the message of the shirt, though. That chicken is not a nugget. That chicken is easily 10-20 nuggets.
There's very little actual chicken in nuggets anyway.
I feel far less bad about eating chicken than I do about eating something that might have had squab in it, and pigeons are the bird version of rats.
(Then again, that's more about germophobia than cruelty to animals.)
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