‘Mr. T’ Crashes PETA Protest

Published September 11, 2012 by PETA Staff. Last Updated August 20, 2024.

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The Baltimore Comic-Con got a comedic confluence of heroism when a Mr. T look-alike jumped in with PETA’s superheroes to fight for truth, justice, and the vegan way. The gals were busy posing for pictures with delighted comic book fans and flying through a stash of vegetarian/vegan starter kits as fast as their caped arms could go when Mr. T jumped in with them and declared, “Drink your soy milk, fool!”

I’m betting that anyone who saw PETA’s “Glass Walls” or Mr. T’s Rocky III was quick to oblige.

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