PETA Urges Memorial for Slaughtered Cows
The animal advocacy group, People for the Ethical Treatment of
Animals (PETA), is urging Greg Miller, president of the company that is
developing the land vacated by Central Livestock where South St. Paul's
stockyards were located, to build a memorial to honor the millions of
cows that suffered unimaginable pain and fear as if they were simple
commodities. Ronald Eustice, executive director of the Minnesota Beef
Council, said, "PETA has a long tradition of pushing the boundaries for
rational thinking."
"Rational thinking" should challenge us to abandon the widespread
abuse of billions of farmed animals every year. "Rational thinking"
should help us realize that God's animals as capable of suffering,
feeling pain, fear and joy. Most of all "rational thinking" should open
our hearts and eyes to the reality that the way we treat farmed animals
for the sake of taste and profit only reflects the little regard we show
for God's Creation and our poor stewardship of it.
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