PETA Tricked people into drinking Milk later revealing it to be Dogs Milk!

[Tech_Dreamer]

First things first, it wasn't Dog milk , it was soy milk,  Peoples response were predictable,  Post Your thought on this social experiment down below!

 

 

 

[AshleyAshes]

Pfft.  With how infrequently a dog can be bought to lactation in comparison to a cow, dogs milk would be SUPER expensive.  Like, dogs milk would be the milk of the 1% who could afford milk from such a low producing mammal.

[RGProductions]

I wouldn't even drink cow's milk.

[CantThinkOfAUserName]

"That's nasty" cleavland 

[TheRandomness]

9 minutes ago, RGProductions said:

I wouldn't even drink cow's milk.

Why not? Not starting anything, just curious. 

[Misanthrope]

....So? 

 

I could see the stigma of eating dog meat because dogs are more close to us as pets but who cares about dog milk? I say bring the fucking chow shakes.

[CantThinkOfAUserName]

9 minutes ago, Misanthrope said:

....So? 

 

I could see the stigma of eating dog meat because dogs are more close to us as pets but who cares about dog milk? I say bring the fucking chow shakes.

Nasty haha

[RGProductions]

13 minutes ago, TheRandomness said:

Why not? Not starting anything, just curious. 

Screws with my system. Also, after 5+ years of not having it, a couple days ago I have a drink and it tastes bad after not having it for a while.

[The Flying Sloth]

It was a low move by PETA
Cows die if unmilked whether that be by a calf or humans and honestly, the claim at the end was stupid.

"we're the only species that drinks another species' milk"
Not quite true either, in the insect world ants milk aphids and other bugs for food (I know it's not technically milk but still)
In fact, we're the only species that has discovered enough technology to send one of our own to the moon, does that mean we should be ashamed of ourselves?


I see the point they're trying to make but it was a damn weak effort.

[TetraSky]

19 minutes ago, The Flying Sloth said:

we're the only species that has discovered enough technology to send one of our own to the moon, does that mean we should be ashamed of ourselves?

Considering a smartphone today is literally more powerful than the computers used back then to send astronauts to the moon, yet we haven't been back there since the early 70s... yes, we should be.

[Space Reptile]

lol peta is a pile of shit , look at how they think sheeps are treated 

[Dash Lambda]

Cows are very convenient for large-scale production of milk, and there's a very well established and developed industry centered around it that can reliably produce clean and safe milk.

Dogs are not convenient, and there's no assumption that dog milk is well processed or safe.

Not to mention that different animals actually do make different milk. That's why humans took so long to adjust to cow's milk (not that we're 100% even now), and that's why you can tell a difference between cow, goat, and human milk.

 

11 minutes ago, TetraSky said:

Considering a smartphone today is literally more powerful than the computers used back then to send astronauts to the moon, yet we haven't been back there since the early 70's... Yes, we should be.

Not much reason to go back to the moon as of yet. It's not suitable for early colonization and it doesn't have that much of interest.

We have, however, shot an autonomous car-sized nuclear-powered robot at a planet nearly a thousand times further away that successfully touched down on its own and is still completely functional and in use 5 years later, 225,000,000km from the nearest human technician.

[Albatross]

PETA disgusts me. They slaughter their animals, especially cats, by the hundreds every day. They have death vans where they mass kill animals and then dump them like they're trash in alleys etc. They're a scourge on the face of the Earth and should be eradicated utterly.

 

4 hours ago, RGProductions said:

Screws with my system. Also, after 5+ years of not having it, a couple days ago I have a drink and it tastes bad after not having it for a while.

I used to love the taste of milk, but after a year or two of not drinking it it just tastes way too thick and odd (though not particularly "bad"). I found that dehydrated milk tastes a whole lot better when ice cold and made right.

[Dash Lambda]

2 minutes ago, Albatross said:

PETA disgusts me. They slaughter their animals, especially cats, by the hundreds every day. They have death vans where they mass kill animals and then dump them like they're trash in alleys etc. They're a scourge on the face of the Earth and should be eradicated utterly.

...?

I thought that was the sort of thing PETA was against, sort'a categorically.

I'm not defending PETA, mind you, I just don't know that they do that.

[Albatross]

3 hours ago, Dash Lambda said:

...?

I thought that was the sort of thing PETA was against, sort'a categorically.

I'm not defending PETA, mind you, I just don't know that they do that.

They claim that's what they are against but there's a lot of evidence to prove they're absolute monsters. I once called them about helping me place 8 Pitbulls and they told me they'd hold them for three days and then "terminate" them if a place can't be found.

 

 

[Speedyv]

That's fucked

[SpaceGhostC2C]

This is shockingly stupid, pardon my French. They could have done it with dog meat, reactions would have been the same, yet in other cultures people may eat dog meat. Or insects. Hell, we eat lobsters just because they swim? Meat, milk, anything coming from animals, each culture takes it from some animals and not others, and we tend to be grossed by the ones we don't consume. So? What is the point they are trying to make? It's "what's the difference?" supposed to make me stop drinking cow milk, or start drinking rat milk? Because it could be used either way with the same validity (i.e., none).

 

I guess they did it with milk because "we are the only animal to eat another animal's flesh" wouldn't take them very far... 

[Dash Lambda]

1 minute ago, Albatross said:

They claim that's what they are against but there's a lot of evidence to prove they're absolute monsters. I once called them about helping me place 8 Pitbulls and they told me they'd hold them for three days and then "terminate" them if a place can't be found.

That's certainly heartless, though at least practical in some way. Euthanizing animals to deal with space is something entirely different from dumping vans of cat corpses into alleys.

[Albatross]

3 hours ago, Dash Lambda said:

That's certainly heartless, though at least practical in some way. Euthanizing animals to deal with space is something entirely different from dumping vans of cat corpses into alleys.

It's not so heartless when you find out how they kill them and dispose of them.  

[Dash Lambda]

1 minute ago, Albatross said:

It's not so heartless when you find out how they kill them and dispose of them.  

Oh, sorry, I was saying killing the animals is heartless. My point was that them simply killing the animals is a matter entirely different from treating them so poorly.

[Albatross]

3 hours ago, Dash Lambda said:

Oh, sorry, I was saying killing the animals is heartless. My point was that them simply killing the animals is a matter entirely different from treating them so poorly.

Yea, I know, I was just adding on to the discussion.

[SSL]

1 hour ago, The Flying Sloth said:

"we're the only species that drinks another species' milk"
Not quite true either, in the insect world ants milk aphids and other bugs for food (I know it's not technically milk but still)

 

Still what? It's not milk, so it's not relevant.

[Totallycasual]

1 hour ago, Space Reptile said:

lol peta is a pile of shit , look at how they think sheeps are treated 

 

I must say that's a damn fine looking beard though lol  

[g12601]

I don't understand activists anymore...

[Albatross]

3 hours ago, g12601 said:

I don't understand activists anymore...

 

No one can. They're way too stupid. They only protest and "work toward something" because they have nothing else to do and because others told them to.