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Friday, February 17, 2006 12:00 AM

Show me your udders!

Why buy the cow when you can drink breast milk for free? PETA's weird ad likens women to dairy cows.
Page Rockwell

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  • Friday, February 17, 2006 11:42 AM

    Truthiness Gone Wild

    What I found objectionable in the video was the latter part, with all the obvious and probable fabrications about dairy cattle. I realize that in a very complex world, we must often invest our trust in others to assess the state of things, and to issue to us a report of what the facts are. Folks of all levels of intelligence can at times invest their trust in a source that is not worthy of the investment.......Sean Hannity is one unworthy source. PETA is another.

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