💼 Careercow Gary Yourofsky - Batshit Insane Hypocritical Vegan/Animal Rights Activist

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The eating, testing, adopting, confinement, hunting, and practical use of animals are all valid areas of ethical debate... and indeed I would agree that anyone who is not concerned with the welfare (not rights, big difference) of animals has a serious moral failing.

That said, I just love the absolute insanity and hypocrisy of idiots like this. Surely, concern for animals is motivated by empathy and respect for animals, and yet this person seems to have no empathy or respect for humans? I don't know.

Great find.
 
Fuck self-righteous vegans and Peta. I'm all for treating animals humanely after all there's no reason to abuse them. But morons like this don't consider the future or the consequences of their actions beyond what they can get out of it now.
 
One of his most infamous early acts was helping the ADF "liberate" over 1500 mink from a fur farm in southern Ontario. Now, if you know even a little bit about Canadian animals, you'll know that not only are mink not native to southern Ontario, but animals who are kept in captivity their entire lives don't tend to do well when released into the cold and food dish-less outdoors. But let's not harsh Gary's buzz, okay?
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Oh god, one of these cunts. Let me just say that as a livestock owner, this kind of activist is the kind we'd like to be legally entitled to take shotguns to. A little story here; a few decades ago, there was an extremely large and successful mink farm where I lived. Then, a bunch of moronic PETA supporters took it into their heads to raid the farm and release as many poor, abused, exploited balls of furry murder that they could. They released around 2,000 mink into the surrounding region, and within 24 hours, those little bastards slaughtered around four thousand domesticated animals and commercial livestock.

Here's the thing; mink are basically the Terminators of the rodent world. They are vicious, incredibly tenacious predators that cheerfully engage in killing for sport. If a fox gets into your hen house, he'll take maybe two fowl; basically whatever he can carry in his jaws. However if a mink gets in, they will slaughter every single bird in the hutch, usually tearing them to pieces in the process. Not even dogs can reliably kill mink; they aren't scared of canines in the slightest, and will try and tear the throats out of any creature stupid enough to give them the opportunity. Mink are death on four legs, and absolutely anybody who thinks that releasing them into the wild is a good idea should be locked in a cage with ten of them that haven't been fed for a few days.
 
HerebeDragons said:
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This one agitates me. Should we as humans stop with inhumane slaughtering of animals? Yeah. Should those who can afford the lifestyle adopt a vegan diet, or at the very least, restrict the amount of meat they intake? Sure thing. However, you cannot fault an animal for doing what its instincts tell it to do. We have a food chain for a reason; just that us humans have royally fucked it up for certain species.

If lions were to just go poof extinct, yeah sure, those precious zebra babies not be eaten. And then those baby zebras are gonna grow up. And then those zebras will reproduce. And reproduce some more because there isn't any threat to thin their numbers. Next thing you know, the zebra population would be overpopulated, and a bunch of precious baby zebras will die because momma and daddy zebra can't find food. In fact, in desperation to survive, the zebras might turn on each other....and whoops, you have carnivore murderous zebras, so better wipe them out!

By his logic then, we should just kill all animals and then ourselves.
 
Forever Sunrise said:
Oh god, one of these cunts. Let me just say that as a livestock owner, this kind of activist is the kind we'd like to be legally entitled to take shotguns to. A little story here; a few decades ago, there was an extremely large and successful mink farm where I lived. Then, a bunch of moronic PETA supporters took it into their heads to raid the farm and release as many poor, abused, exploited balls of furry murder that they could. They released around 2,000 mink into the surrounding region, and within 24 hours, those little bastards slaughtered around four thousand domesticated animals and commercial livestock.

Here's the thing; mink are basically the Terminators of the rodent world. They are vicious, incredibly tenacious predators that cheerfully engage in killing for sport. If a fox gets into your hen house, he'll take maybe two fowl; basically whatever he can carry in his jaws. However if a mink gets in, they will slaughter every single bird in the hutch, usually tearing them to pieces in the process. Not even dogs can reliably kill mink; they aren't scared of canines in the slightest, and will try and tear the throats out of any creature stupid enough to give them the opportunity. Mink are death on four legs, and absolutely anybody who thinks that releasing them into the wild is a good idea should be locked in a cage with ten of them that haven't been fed for a few days.
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My grandparents' Siamese cat, who lived to a great age and died of I think a cold/pneumonia at the end, chased a mink out of their yard at least once. I think the Mink knew it couldn't get over on THAT cat. But yeah, mink are evil. How/why, the ordinary non-farming person would ask, would they slaughter a whole building full of chickens, or even turkeys, as I have known them to do?

Protip: Mink are practically vampires. They don't eat a bite of the meat when they mass-kill. They drink the blood instead. Once a mink was caught in a turkey house who couldn't go back out the way he came in, even though he'd not eaten any meat of all the turkeys he'd killed, because he was literally full as a tick.

You'd think a guy as full of cognitive dissonance as Gary would realize that mink deserve to be locked in little cages, every bit as much as he thinks fur-wearers deserve surprise windsock buhtsecks.

Hilarious how gary misinterpreted the mink squeaks. It wasn't squeaks of joy of release. It was squeaks of KILL KILL KILL!
 
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