PETA 2073

Published February 17, 2007 by PETA Staff. Last Updated January 19, 2018.

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When Vanity Fair recognizes that the tide’s turning, I guess it is, right? A friend of mine just sent me this cartoon from Vanity Fair magazine, and I’m not exactly sure what to say about it. It’s kind of creepy but, um, cool, I guess . . .

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Seeing that buffet of people parts reminded me that if you read Ingrid Newkirk’s will, you’ll see there are marked similarities. Not the least of which is that it is also kind of creepy but cool nonetheless.

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