Post by MoeJoe on Jan 24, 2005 18:38:18 GMT -5
PETA develops new anti-hunting website
U.S. Sportsmen's Alliance — Dec. 13, 2004
People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA), an animal rights group known for its outrageous campaigns to end animal use, has found a new forum in which to promote its anti-hunting agenda.
PETA has developed a website, www.helpingwildlife.com, which targets outdoor sports and wildlife population controls. The site urges visitors to print and post "No Hunting" and "No Fishing" signs and to join or form anti-hunting organizations. It calls on people to donate fishing tackle to the organization for use in anti-fishing demonstrations and "Fish Empathy Projects."
The new website also attacks the traditional outdoor pursuit of trapping. It urges visitors to protest trapping, calling it a "cruel, barbaric, and immoral activity."
"PETA is constantly making efforts to grab attention and impose its anti-hunting, anti-fishing and anti-trapping rhetoric upon people," said Bud Pidgeon, U.S. Sportsmen's Alliance President. "This website, with its inaccuracies and half-truths, is just one more way the anti's are attempting to end our outdoor traditions."
U.S. Sportsmen's Alliance — Dec. 13, 2004
People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA), an animal rights group known for its outrageous campaigns to end animal use, has found a new forum in which to promote its anti-hunting agenda.
PETA has developed a website, www.helpingwildlife.com, which targets outdoor sports and wildlife population controls. The site urges visitors to print and post "No Hunting" and "No Fishing" signs and to join or form anti-hunting organizations. It calls on people to donate fishing tackle to the organization for use in anti-fishing demonstrations and "Fish Empathy Projects."
The new website also attacks the traditional outdoor pursuit of trapping. It urges visitors to protest trapping, calling it a "cruel, barbaric, and immoral activity."
"PETA is constantly making efforts to grab attention and impose its anti-hunting, anti-fishing and anti-trapping rhetoric upon people," said Bud Pidgeon, U.S. Sportsmen's Alliance President. "This website, with its inaccuracies and half-truths, is just one more way the anti's are attempting to end our outdoor traditions."