Pam Anderson and PETA cause a stir

I personally think there should be more provocative ads like this, it gets seen and heard. Of all places Montreal banned the ads from being displayed saying it’s too sexist??? Right, for a city that encourages sex everywhere you go, I think there’s more to it than it being sexist. Meanwhile if you drive downtown Montreal there’s posters and billboards of half naked women ads selling swimwear, fur and strip bars.

 I tried doing the vegetarian diet for 3 years but gave it up because I got tired of eating just tofu and soya product. For some reason I slimmed down a lot.  These days I refuse to eat any other meat but chicken. Hey, it’s better than eating cows, sheep, lamb etc, now that’s wrong.

Voluptuous vegetarian Pamela Anderson is proving that all animals have the same parts and encouraging people to ditch meat. In this sexy ad for PETA, the blonde bombshell shows some serious skin and looks as if she’s been tagged by a butcher, making it clear that humans and animals are composed of identical parts.

Just like humans, animals are made of flesh, blood, and bone and have organs and senses. Animals also have emotions and unique personalities, feel pain, and create families and relationships with other animals, if given the chance.

Ninety-seven percent of the U.S. meat supply comes from factory-farmed animals. Animals on factory farms are deprived of everything that is natural and important to them. They are forced to live in filthy, severely crowded conditions and are often fed an unnatural diet that includes antibiotics and other drugs. Disease spreads quickly on factory farms, and animals are often denied proper veterinary care and forced to stand in their own waste. These animals’ short lives come to a painful end at the slaughterhouse where cows, pigs, and chickens often have their throats cut and are dismembered while they are still conscious.

In the ad, Pamela Anderson shows off her outer—and inner—beauty to promote a vegetarian diet and point out the similarities between humans and animals. There are many cruelty-free and tasty alternatives to meatavailable, and going vegetarian saves the lives of approximately 100 animals a year! Check out PETA’s free vegetarian/vegan starter kit, and experience the benefits of a plant-based diet yourself.