Not yet, but PETA is close to owning the famous house in Long Island that is on the market for $1.5 million US, after being the subject of several films and novels. Why, you may ask, is PETA, People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals, interested in owning a house of horrors? Simple, to create a meat industry themed house of horrors, revolving around the true horrors of the process of making meat. Rather than a typical exhibit, with pleasant music playing in the background, the exhibit will feature the roaring sounds of whizzing blades, and the occasional blood curdling scream of an animal being slaughtered. If you have ever wondered what a pig in captavity feels like, then you have the oppurtunity to step inside the metal cages a pig would stay in, which are horribly tiny. Animatronic hens and fish will also be seen in the exhibit, which would be suffering, of course, due to limited space and fishing boats. Weapons/instruments for the industry can also be touched by guests, including a third degree inflicting cow prod, used to shove cows towards slaughter houses. If this doesn't sound child friendly, do not fret, the guests will receive a doll with good ol' Ronald McDonald, as usual, wielding a knife and covered in blood, as he is the face of "McCruelty". I have opinions, to say the least, on the matter, but
here is the link.
I wanted my last blog to come back to the importance of the treatment of animals, but after this story, I think it is also important to shed light on the insanity of extremist groups. I support PETA, have joined their newsletter, signed petitions, helped campaign for their causes with friends, but this is just nuts. It is a peverse farce of a musuem, which will teach people absolutely nothing, because going about things in a terrorist like manner will only make people think less of your ideals. I have told numerous people that pig captavity cages are so small that sows crush half of their baby piglets in captavity, because one slight roll will suffucate them, as their isn't enough space. PETA can use their words, and the horrors of animal abuse will come out, but they don't need to make a circus freakshow out of a famous landmark to make a point. Anyway,
here is the link for PETA. I hope you have enjoyed my slightly ecclectic choice of stories, which would be quirky to say the least, and that my blog gave you information and a few laughs along the way.