This looks like it’s from The Onion, but sometimes real life is a parody of itself, especially when PETA is involved.
The animal rights wackos have requested the University of Georgia drop its bulldog mascot.
An animal rights organization says the use of a live bulldog mascot contributes to the breed’s health problems and wants the University of Georgia to consider an alternative.
PETA suggests Georgia could use a robot dog or a costumed mascot instead of the white English bulldogs that have represented the school at football games since 1956.
Last week, bulldog mascot UGA VII died at the age of 4, apparently of a heart ailment. Desiree Acholla of PETA says bulldogs are prone to heart problems and other medical issues because of inbreeding. Acholla made the comments in a letter to university athletic director Damon Evans.
Again, this looks like it could have come from out of The Onion, but sadly it’s not. PETA really is requesting that UG get rid of its mascot. Here’s the doggy:
For the record, I love animals and am a pet owner. Have been for years.
But PETA is just freaking insane. And to think that the UG AD’s office actually gave these nutjobs the courtesy of a reply which said that their demands had good points which merit consideration.
All that does is encourage them, folks. Grow a set and tell them to take their radicalism and stick it where the sun doesn’t shine and then rotate on it. People are intimidated by these bullies, and that’s exactly what PETA and their ilk are. Bullies.
Did you know that PETA is routinely given access to children in America’s K-12 schools without parental consent? Read here to find out more. What part of education does pushing this radical agenda do with educating children? Nothing.
Here’s the PETA Kids website. More brainwashing.
Here’s a PETA comic book labeling Mommy a “killer” and showing a mom maniacally stabbing a rabbit. Enough blood and gore for a Jason movie.
These people are extremists and it’s way past time that we kick them to the curb of society with the other trash.
