This is sooooooo wrong -- PETA steals preschool's bunny

[pressboxer]

Happened in Spokane, apparently as a protest against the circus coming to town.

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/20975943/?gt1=10357

“Somebody stoled him,” 5-year-old Zion told The Spokesman-Review, which gave only the first names of him and other children in a report on the heist. “I’m sad.”

 

[ArnoldBabar]

WTF does the pet bunny have to do with the circus? Bunch of savages.

 

[slappy4428]

Only in Spokane

 

[Mystery_Meat]

 

[Cansportschick]

Speaking of PETA, I now hate Joaquin Phoenix after what he did at the Toronto Film Fest Red Carpet to MuchMusic's Devon Soltendeick

I guess Soltendieck asked Phoenix about his involvement with PETA, and it apparently caught Phoenix off guard. Then he rudely snipped at Soltendieck to back his microphone away from him. He did not even answer the question properly and was a snotbag, douchebag the whole time.

I questioned whether Phoenix was drunk when he was on the red carpet. He was downright nasty when he did not need to be about something like PETA. Give me a break. He should not endorse something he is passionate about publicly if this is the way he is going to act. Soltendieck is a nice guy and did not deserve that.

 

[Flash]

 

[Mizzougrad96]

You mean PETA doesn't stand for...

People
Eating
Tasty
Animals

 

[The Big Ragu]

The quote from the PETA woman in the story said they wouldn't endorse the stealing of a domesticated bunny: “Just like dogs and cats, (rabbits) have been domesticated, so we encourage people who have the knowledge and ability to adopt rabbits from their local shelters,” Nachminovitch said.

You shouldn't automatically point the finger at PETA as an organization. The story doesn't even say if the circus literature left behind was from PETA. It was probably a lone loon acting on his or her own. The story didn't attribute the act to PETA because they don't know who did it. So the thread title is incorrect.

 

[Flash]

Blame Canada.