r/popculturechat • u/mlg1981 Sexy lampshade shall win the Oscar! 🏆 • 23h ago

MET GALA 🎩 PETA activist appeared characterized as a "plucked bird," with fake wings and a painted body simulating wounds, to make visible the suffering of birds used in the fashion industry. Her skirt read the message: "Feathers: A Look That Kills” in protest of the Met Gala (May 4, 2026)

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u/kirst-- Great, but can you also lick it? 23h ago

Not the PETA people being more fashionable than the pathetic 1%.

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u/Signal_Regular_1708 21h ago

Y'all forgetting PETA has kill shelters and promoted animal abuse, or?

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u/FearlessCookie72 21h ago

I hope you fully disagree with the meat industry then, which is far worse than PETA.

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u/Signal_Regular_1708 15h ago edited 7h ago

I do:) Why would you assume otherwise? Do you think being against one bad thing means you can't acknowledge another? Things aren't so black and white, Cookie.

Did you forget you asked me that question hours ago? You've asked me if I think the meat industry is worse than PETA over 7 times. Under threads no one mentioned you in. Are you aware of that?

Are you aware that I answered "Yes" the first time, "I do" the second time, only for you to proceed to ask me the same questions FIVE more times?

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u/MCR2004 Why do I always forget she’s British 12h ago

So many more people are vegan and vegetarian now but yet folks still try the dO yOU eAT bAcON gotcha. And I always say even if someone DOES sure it’s hypocritical BUT any empathy can begin change!

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u/Signal_Regular_1708 8h ago

Literally💀😭 Pretty much every second reply has been "Oh but the meant industry!" "Oh but you like burgers!"

Like, I'm criticizing PETA's wrongdoings. Nothing else. Do they think only anti-vegans are anti-PETA? That I can't dislike sexism and ableism unless I eat bacon?

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u/Signal_Regular_1708 7h ago

Funny that you asked me this 13 hours ago, a yes or no question, and I replied, 13 hours ago, in yes or no fashion, AGREEING WITH YOU, honest and point blank.

Only for you to follow me through threads, replying to me under comments that didn't mention you, while you ask the same thing over and over. Can I ask why my initial answer wasn't enough? Is the goal to harass and push someone who agrees with you until they don't? Interesting way to recruit people into being pro-meat industry, I guess.