'Cut Out Dissection' Action of the Week: Share 'Classroom Cut-Ups' October 12, 2009
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So it's week two of 'Cut Out Dissection' month, and we're giving you two new ways to share 'Classroom Cut-Ups' online!
We all know how powerful videos can be, and there's no denying that they can change someone's life. How many of you guys went vegan, stopped buying leather, or stopped supporting the circus, because of a video you saw?
This week, we want you to help gain support for your campaign against dissection at your school, by showing everyone you know just how those corpses get to the classroom. We've just uploaded 'Classroom Cut-Ups', our investigation into a biological supply firm—where you can see cats being pumped fully of formaldehyde while they were still alive—onto YouTube, to make it easier for you to share.
We're also giving you this share link—to share the page with all of your friends on Facebook!
E-mail us at StreetTeam@peta2.com with a screenshot of your Facebook update, or the page you streamed the YouTube video on, and we'll give you 1,000 Street Team points!
Stay loud!
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How can people be so sick?! Why are animals less than humans? I've never seen a person killed to be dissected and be treated as these animals are.. How I'd like to do that to the people who are doing this to the animals!! It's not possible for me to realise why they do this .. really there are so many things that can help you to study and learn things from animals without killing them.. but no these people think they're so much more than animals so they think it's ok to see them as 'just animals & kill them in order to (which they claim) safe others.. or well why not just for the fun of it.. or for their skin or what else they hurt other animals for.. god! it's sick, just f*cking sick!
Posted by: Nathalie at October 19, 2009 4:25 PM