Ethical Does Not Mean Less DEAD

[Grenadier]

I know PETA is famous for protesting other products and events, but has anyone ever protested PETA events? I'm not sure if it's ever been done or not...I'm sure it has somewhere.

Probably not directly. Most people have better things to do than to waste precious calories dropping to PETA's level. That, or the protest consists of the crowd driving them away.

At one particular school, PETA tried to protest the school's serving of milk with the children's lunches. They brought in some clown dressed up as a cow, and the kids simply hurled milk cartons at him.

Edit: Found the story:

http://www.plastic.com/article.html;sid=02/10/17/17005657

 

[BrandonLucas]

About 100 children, shouting "milk for the masses" and carrying banners, surrounded the PETA members and drenched them both in milk for about ten minutes. The police eventually intervened and escorted the PETA members back to their car.

LMAO!!

I wish this could happen every time those PETA folks decide to protest lame things like friggin' milk.

Ever hopeful, PETA protestor Gifford said:

I have travelled all over the UK with this protest and I have never seen anything like this before. It must be something to do with children in Aberdeen. I think they just got a bit over-excited. I'm sure they will still go home and think about our message.​

These people are danged thick...I think that's what makes it so comical.

And the moral of the story:

From his home, and decidedly not thinking about PETA's message, Alan Smith, 16, fired back: "This is a stupid idea. We should be encouraged to drink milk and I certainly won't stop drinking milk just because a man has dressed up as a cow outside my school.""

I'm sorry, but Robert DeNiro's line from Meet the Parents comes to mind here:
"I've got nipples, Greg. Can you milk me?"

 

[Big Don]

"I've got nipples, Greg. Can you milk me?"

:lol::boing1: