Friday, March 16, 2007

Fifth Annual International "Eat an Animal for PETA Day"

Via Instapundit, we found a lovely way to start off a cold and rainy Friday here in the Nation's Capital, where we await the descent of hordes of leftist demonstrators who will attempt to relive past glories by trashing the Pentagon tomorrow as they attempt to reprise the "defeat" they caused us in Vietnam.

Lefties are all of a piece. Illogical, fanatical, perpetually enraged at the U.S. and intolerant of all other viewpoints except the Marxism for which they proselytize 24/7. Among the worst of these crazed fanatics are the wing-nuts of the socalled "People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals" (PETA). You know, those folks who, wilfully ignorant of the fact that humans were designed as omnivores, are trying to stuff vegetables and only vegetables down our unwilling gullets. Typical of leftist illogic, they're complaining about clubbing baby seals again, while, no doubt, they're enthusiastically supporting abortion "rights," indicating where human beings really are in their fanatical world agenda.

Well, it looks like some enterprising folks staged a counter-demonstration for us yesterday against these Idiotarian fanatics. It was the quiet, bourgeois, tasteful kind most appreciated by civilized folks, one we can all celibrate in the security and comfort of our own homes, even if HazZzMat happens to be a day late in letting you know about it. Yourish.com tells us that The Ides of March was none other thanInternational Eat a Tasty Animal for PETA Day:

Don’t forget, this Thursday, March 15th, is the fifth annual International Eat a Tasty Animal for PETA (IEATAPETA) Day, the day on which we annoy vegans the world over, and PETA, which is right here in my state of Virginia.

This year, Sarah and I are taking the twins to lunch at Brock’s again, so we can take pictures and contrast and compare.

Go to PETA Is Full of Crap for meat-up, er, meet-up information.

What a refreshing thought. Check out the links. Pick up a bottle of industrial strength zin. Buy a juicy, well-marbled steak. And enjoy it this evening in all its bloody medium rare to rare glory. Given that it's Friday during Lent, though, you might want to consider saying an Act of Perfect Contrition if you're a practicing Catholic.

Amen. Pass the A-1.

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