Friday, December 24, 2004

A very PETA Christmas?!

I was sitting at my computer smelling the wondeful smell of turkey cooking in the oven, when I began to think. What are all the sissy-ass ethiopian-looking vegans doing for the holidays? So, I went to PETA's website and hit their link for having a "Vegan Christmas". Not just having one, but how to talk your normal family members over to the darkside. It's a little hypocritical to beg for understanding about your ridiculous diet decisions, and then decide that your friends and family should have to eat your faggy-ass tofu! (or however you spell that shit)

Below is the propaganda letter from the Anorexic-wing of the Nazi party.



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If you’re a vegan or vegetarian, you know how a Christmas or New Year’s dinner with nonvegetarian family members can put a bit of a damper on your spirits. But what if getting a menu change were as easy as writing a letter?



Several people recently shared with PETA how they convinced (quite easily, to their enormous surprise!) their families to join them in starting a new tradition—holiday meals without suffering. With sincere, gracious letters and e-mail messages, they simply explained why celebrating meat-free means so much to them. Read them and see!



If you’re not sure how to put your feelings into words, please feel free to incorporate elements of these persuasive letters into your own. Offer to cook dishes. Share recipes and cooking tips, too, to show how easy and scrumptious vegan holiday feasts can be. You can also order “Meet Your Meat” from us to show your family during this holiday what really goes on behind the walls.

Celebrations without suffering make family gatherings all the more meaningful—and can save both animal and human lives. Write or e-mail your family today with an honest and heartfelt message. You may be surprised at how things turn out!



If they do agree, let us know and we may just post it here or publish it in Animal Times.

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