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Mike Gallagher Fights Against Liberal Lunacy
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Rather than merely hurl verbal javelins, he chooses an active response to the idiocies he encounters, leaving the landscape littered with embarrassed liberals.
He writes about several of these incidents in his book.
When Gallagher decided he’d had enough of the idiocies peddled by People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA), he pulled off one of his inspired stunts, which got attention not only here but in Europe as well, and left PETA looking like the idiots they are.
It began with one of PETA’s more bizarre campaigns – a drive to get 18- and 19-year-old kids to drink beer instead of milk because they say that milking cows is too upsetting and uncomfortable for them.
Gallagher writes that PETA kicked off an outdoor billboard and magazine campaign spoofing the diary industry’s slogan “Got Milk?” by replacing it with “Got Beer?” and went on to place the “Got Beer?” ads in college newspapers and university communities.
“It was as if they never heard of the nationwide epidemic of teenagers who drink, drive and die.”
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Rather than merely hurl verbal javelins, he chooses an active response to the idiocies he encounters, leaving the landscape littered with embarrassed liberals.
He writes about several of these incidents in his book.
When Gallagher decided he’d had enough of the idiocies peddled by People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA), he pulled off one of his inspired stunts, which got attention not only here but in Europe as well, and left PETA looking like the idiots they are.
It began with one of PETA’s more bizarre campaigns – a drive to get 18- and 19-year-old kids to drink beer instead of milk because they say that milking cows is too upsetting and uncomfortable for them.
Gallagher writes that PETA kicked off an outdoor billboard and magazine campaign spoofing the diary industry’s slogan “Got Milk?” by replacing it with “Got Beer?” and went on to place the “Got Beer?” ads in college newspapers and university communities.
“It was as if they never heard of the nationwide epidemic of teenagers who drink, drive and die.”
more…