PETA is a wonderful organization.

I will not deny that PETA does some wrong things, I wont even say that animals should go into their care. I am arguing that they send a wonderful message. I want animals to be free, I want them to stop needlessly suffering. Organizations like PETA brings the evils of the world to many people's attention. While I support them I would not have them take any animals. Not Ingrid and the main HQ at least. I'm sure members such as myself would have loving homes for them, and I agree PETA should focus more on getting rescued animals to loving homes. I would definately take the kittens and puppies and I'm sure I could find homes for the ones I cannot keep, I'm sure many PETA members are also like me in that sense. They try to focus too much as a whole and need to realize with thousands of supporters world wide including some famous people, such as the band Simple Plan, they can find homes for the rescued animals. I never said PETA is perfect but I agree with most of it and I believe it is wonderful. ""In 1991, PETA killed 18 rabbits and 14 roosters it had previously "rescued" from a research facility. "We just don't have the money" to care for them, then PETA-Chairman Alex Pacheco told the Washington Times. The PETA animal shelter had run out of room. " Does this sound ethical? " Perhaps more ethical than how they were suffering. I don't know the exact facts, I'm sure they did have the money but maybe not space. In any case I stand by how more PETA members should volunteer to care for animals and find them homes. One thing that has me scared is animals that are found on the street are also used in research. My dog went missing about a month ago and she hasn't returned yet. She really helped me and we were best friends really. I'm scared for her, and I want any possible threat shut down. Its not just about one dog either tho, thousands, even millions of animals are being tested on for no reason. Then the whole issue of fur. .. I really don't see why anyone would pay for something so barbaric. I was running through anti fur pictures when I found Simple Plan doing one against fur. thats how I found the connection. It made the song "untitled" (How Could This Happen To Me) have a whole new meaning to me. . http://www.youtube.com...= Things like animal cruelty have to come to the attention of the everyday people if it will be ended. If everyone stands together it can be stopped. PETA gives the most information on the subject and informs the people. Some things have to be drastic. "PETA's "Animal Record" report for 2009, filed with the Virginia Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services, shows that the animal rights group killed 97 percent of the dogs and cats in its care last year. During all of 2009, PETA found adoptive homes for just eight pets. " Something I would change. To be wonderful does not exactly mean perfect. Because of the difference this group could and will make by informing the public a change will happen I'm positive of it, in fact that faith is the only reason I continue to live. "PETA is an organization which uses fear to try and convince people to join their "cause"" Lol religion. "They are often seen assaulting people by throwing paint on them and handing out gory pamphlets at schools to children" The problem? Oh right cause human conscience shouldn't be bothered by the pain the orphaned baby animals go through? That fur is made by breeding foxes in pain and captivity, with no room or freedom, then bioling them alive and peeling their fur off because someone would rather wear fox than faux, that shouldn't bother anyone and no one should do anything about it. .. ? That is wrong. PETA wants people to actually see what happens to these animals, by bringing change they are wonderful. "They also have given thousands of dollars to convicted criminals, including a donation to the North American Earth Liberation Front (ELF) which is an FBI-certified domestic terrorist group. During the 1990s, PETA paid $70,200 to Rodney Coronado, an Animal Liberation Front (ALF) serial arsonist convicted of burning down a Michigan State University research laboratory. In his sentencing memorandum, a federal prosecutor implicated PETA president Ingrid Newkirk in that crime. PETA vegetarian campaign coordinator Bruce Friedrich has also told an animal rights convention that "blowing stuff up and smashing windows" is "a great way to bring about animal liberation," adding, "Hallelujah to the people who are willing to do it. "" So? Fighting in a war is justified when its to defend the defenseless and stand for your beliefs, is it not? Sorry character limits, I look forward to the next round :)