Finally, an issue that PETA and I agree on: the military ban of bestiality. What in the hell are our senators thinking? Has moral decrepitude completely stained our nation’s capitol? Hell, we might as well go all out and add the twin cities of Sodom and Gomorrah to the banners of our nation’s military branches. What’s worse, will NAMAL (Naval Association of Man Animal Love) infest our country's naval bases? I wonder if chaplains will be forced to offer wedding ceremonies for the more enamored. And what about housing accommodations? Has anyone thought about that? What an ugly scene.
PETA's letter to Press Secretary Jay Carney follows.
December 6, 2011
Mr. Jay Carney
Press Secretary to the President The White House
Dear Mr. Carney:
In watching last night's news briefing, we were upset to note that you flippantly addressed the recently approved repeal of the military ban on bestiality. With respect, this is no laughing matter. Our office has been flooded with calls from Americans who are upset that this ban has been repealed—and for good reason. As we outlined in the attached letter sent yesterday to the secretary of defense, animal abuse does not affect animals only—it is also a matter of public safety, as people who abuse animals very often go on to abuse human beings.
I hope that in the future, you will address important issues with sensitivity and not dismiss them with a joke.
Very truly yours,
Colleen O'BrienDirector of Communications
Source: http://www.peta.org/mediacenter/news-releases/Jay-Carney-Raises-Eyebrows-by-Making-Light-of-Bestiality.aspx
http://cnsnews.com/news/article/peta-rebukes-white-house-flippantly-dismissing-question-senates-vote-legalize
In watching last night's news briefing, we were upset to note that you flippantly addressed the recently approved repeal of the military ban on bestiality. With respect, this is no laughing matter. Our office has been flooded with calls from Americans who are upset that this ban has been repealed—and for good reason. As we outlined in the attached letter sent yesterday to the secretary of defense, animal abuse does not affect animals only—it is also a matter of public safety, as people who abuse animals very often go on to abuse human beings.
I hope that in the future, you will address important issues with sensitivity and not dismiss them with a joke.
Very truly yours,
Colleen O'BrienDirector of Communications
Source: http://www.peta.org/mediacenter/news-releases/Jay-Carney-Raises-Eyebrows-by-Making-Light-of-Bestiality.aspx
http://cnsnews.com/news/article/peta-rebukes-white-house-flippantly-dismissing-question-senates-vote-legalize
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