thamnophis123
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I hope you'll consider what many people have said here before you take their word as completely honest.
Yea, I never said I take their word as completely honest, did I?
All I've ever said, is that its more likely that they filmed what they saw, then it is that they manufactured these scenarios.
Did they try to make it look as bad as they could? Of course - thats what they do. But I just dont think its reasonable to conclude that its likely a fiction they've created.
The reasons, as I've stated before, are pretty conclusive. The RbM would sue them for millions and win easily if the employees or other witnesses didnt colloborate the story told by the video.
So someone replied that they may yet get sued, which I acknowledge. But PETA's lawyers aren't so dumb as to expose the organization to an easily won lawsuit. And having an employee or other witness testify that they saw the videographer hurting animals in order to video them, PETA would be sued into oblivion.
Instead, I suspect, the employees or other witnesses can be heard and seen on the video ignoring or even engaging in neglect or abuse.
So do you think the PETA guy or gal talked the employees into abusing the animals? Is that also part of the ruse?
Look guys, I get it that your really don't like PETA. Thats fine. But dont let your hatred blind you to reality here. There is simply no reason to suspect this video is anything other than what it purports to be.
Its always easy to attack the messenger, but unless you have a hint of evidence that PETA is engaged in an illegal ruse here, you kinda have to accept the evidence at face value.
Believe me, if any evidence emerges that indicates this may be manufactured rather than real, I'll be the first to welcome it. I dont condone illegal activity that could cost a family their business!
But there is a reason a jury cant hear about past indiscretions of a rape victim.