Dr. Neil deGrasse Tyson's Exclusive PETA Interview

Dr. Neil deGrasse Tyson, American astrophysicist and director of the Hayden Planetarium, discusses the human-animal connection from a scientific standpoint. Learn more: http://bit.ly/oxaKho

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[Niieru]

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[officialpeta]

Let us know if you have any questions!

[cichytom]

Dr. Neil deGrasse Tyson = YES

Peta = NO

[purewilderness]

Remember, Carl Sagan was a vegetarian (at least for some of his life)!

[officialpeta]

No covering here, just showing the facts. We've always been open and honest about everything we do. Let us know if you have any questions!

[james anderson Smith]

doooooo

[Niieru]

Nobody gives a fuck what you think "officialpeta" go try cover your ass somewhere else. This is the internet. Here we have the last bastion of truly free speech.

Thanks.

[officialpeta]

We think that all sentient life should be protected, but our priority is for animals who are farmed so we can eat them.

[officialpeta]

We can get all the nutrients we need without meat, and millions of vegetarians and vegans worldwide are proof. Actually, if we were to give the food we now grow for animals used for food to people, we could feed the world. Eating meat is just not sustainable for a growing world.

[Tio TROM]

Also, in Thailand and Cambodia they eat insects more than meat, do you guys intend to protect the insects as well ? Am just curious.

[Tio TROM]

We don't have to do that ? How else can we feed people right now ? Indeed, there shouldn't be any type of violence associated with this, but what is the alternative for producing meat ?

[officialpeta]

Hey there, we think you've got your facts wrong. If you'd like the truth about the work PETA does for dogs and cats, head to petasaves dotcom. Thanks.