CCF Smears Humane Society
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Will Potter reports:
“A full-page ad in today’s The New York Times accuses the Humane Society of ‘helping an animal rights terrorism group.’”
“The ad was bought by the Center for Consumer Freedom (CCF), a front group that represents the fast food, meat and dairy industries. You might remember CCF from when they attacked Mothers Against Drunk Driving (yep, they represent big alcohol, too).”
This is just ludicrous. The Humane Society does not help terrorists. The Humane Society does not fund terrorism. In fact, the Humane Society offered a reward for finding “eco-terrorists”.
Someone once told me I support terrorists merely by being vegan. Really. I vlogged about it:
Here’s my question: If the CCF really cares so much about stopping terrorists, why are they spending so much money buying full page ads in the NY Times to destroy animal organizations’ reputations? Why don’t they spend the money fighting actual terrorists?
Speaking of rewards and spending money, Potter suggests a game:
I have a proposal. CCF’s ad says it connects the Humane Society to “terrorism” in six steps. I bet we could connect CCF to terrorism (the real kind, not this terrorist-activist nonsense) in fewer.
To play Six Degrees of Consumer Freedom, leave a comment [at Green Is The New Red] explaining how CCF is connected to terrorism. The best answer gets a free “domestic terrorist” apron!
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