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This is probably surprising to many after recent news that PETA attacked the E rated cooking game Cooking Mama.
Everyone that has played Fable 2 should know by now that the game includes a good amount of slicing up mythical creatures, chicken kicking, eating live chicks, and blowing innocent bunny rabbits to bits.
Below are PETA's reasons for picking Fable 2 as game of the year.
Created by Microsoft Game Studios, Fable 2 is a vegetarian's dream come true. Why? In this virtual fight between good and evil, characters powered by tofu are just as powerful as their meat-eating counterparts and are more fit and attractive to boot. Featuring a strong pro-vegetarian theme, eating a plant-based diet helps you rack up "purity" points, whereas eating meat makes your character fat and evil. A fun and innovative game, it's also an effective tool that teaches gamers the real-life benefits of a vegetarian diet.
Additional sources:
- PETA Loves Fable II (kotaku.com)
- Fable 2 Named Most Animal-Friendly Video Game by PETA (news.teamxbox.com)
- PETA names Fable 2 most animal-friendly game of 2008 ... ... (destructoid.com)
- PETA Names Fable 2 Most Animal-Friendly Game of 2008 (gamepolitics.com)
- PETA- "Fable 2 Most Animal Friendly Game of 2008" LMAO! (community.lionhead.com)
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Most recently commented on by on Jan 9, 2009
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And you also get an achievement for kicking a chicken.
Yay for being rewarded for being cruel to animals! XD
just shut up and eat your *bleep*ing tofu you faggots.
and vegetarians wonder why they have a bad reputation...they are backed up by idiots like this
The reason I dislike PETA is because instead of going for the people that intentionally hurt and kill animals for fun like game hunters or the moronic population who believe hanging kittens or giving a dog a can of stella and then beating it with a stick...or the stupid woman who starved her dog and caused it to lose 40lbs, which then to treat it she gave it shampoo...they instead go for companies such as KFC and the end consumers.
I'm sorry but I would rather know that animal that lands on my plate was born, raised and fed correctly then given a painless death (which despite whatever PETA or animal rights activists state...they do, they have special tools that gets the job done quick and painlessly) instead of knowing that someone was intentionally abusing, hurting and killing animals just for their enjoyment.
No one will stop me eating meat, not even if I watched the process of how my meat is produced...only person who can and will stop me, is me...anyhoo the above is more towards PETA than the article.
The article itself is laughable mainly because like I mentioned, it isn't about the end product on the plate...it is how the starting product that is still alive and how it is treated...which for Fable...sure in a virtual world it is great, amusing and down right awesome to kick a chicken as far as you can but not once did I ever think..."yeah I will strictly stay to a diet of tofu and plant leaves"
Now I don't want anyone to say, but I bet other companies do the same thing and I bet you eat their food.Because the fact is that if I don't know what they do to their animals then I will continue to eat their food until I actually find out for myself.
Stupid thing is, body builders and athletes actually eat tons of meat within their diets but they heavily balance it out with other things.
I'm just waiting for PETA and Jack Thompson to join forces...hell that would be a right barrel of laughs
Eating is always related to living, the living eat the living, even several plants eat living things.
There are many reasons to be a vegetarian, but 'because eating meat is imoral' is wrong, just plain wrong, we have made a few animals extinct by over-hunting them, which isn't right. But we are trying to prevent extinction of some species that we had nothing to do with, which is wrong, if their habitats are changing naturally, we should let those species die, clearly their evolution took them on the wrong path (take that Intelligent Design), just like mammoths.
(which begs the question, how many feet do they have? Hooves? Claws?)
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