The ad panders to a gang-rape mentality, humiliates women and reduces men to sex objects. Further, PETA shows no regard for the sign's impact on the small, conservative community where it appears. Perhaps PETA's main goal was to provoke a violent confrontation, like those it has fomented elsewhere, to grab national headlines. I'm proud my fellow Dakota ranchers appreciate the ludicrous value of PETA enough to leave the sign alone. The ranching business is tough, and we have reasons to be short-tempered.
Speeders throw out trash and cigarette butts that start grass fires.
That sucking sound is a nearby city slurping up groundwater. PETA propaganda is just another challenge to folks who are really trying to preserve the West. But we all need comedy, so I hope PETA resurrects the ad I enjoyed most. With her arm around the neck of a bony old Holstein, singer k.d. So humans don't eat them, though they may end up in dog food if they're ground fine and boiled a week.