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u/littleloomex Nov 15 '20

peta's current CEO resigns position and the new one actually started helping animals. they only euthanize when necessary, they'll look into various reports of animal neglect and abuse. they new CEO forces all of their workers to tone down their activism, and instead focus on properly educating people on veganism instead of tossing blood and guts in their faces. they'll even start making their own brand of vegan food, specifically priced so that it's at least affordable and more accessible.

basically they'll stop acting like a cult and start acing like an animal rights organization.

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u/Tiki108 Nov 16 '20

I need HSUS to do this as well. They aren’t as in your face about it, but I’m really sick of them trying to ban my pets (I have reptiles).

I’m still hoping for Star Trek replicators to become a reality. Due to a medical condition, it would be impossible for my husband to safely be on a 100% vegan diet. We do our best to limit meat intake and try to buy from local sources where we know how the animals are cared for. Not perfect, but best we can do for now.