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PETA Holds "Bare-it-All" Protest

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Posted by: kwflatbed




BRATTLEBORO, VERMONT (WWLP) The animal rights group People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals, or Peta, is known for holding "bare-it-all" protests. Until now, they couldn't actually go nude. That changed when protesters went to Brattleboro, Vermont, where clothing is optional. Peta volunteers protested naked in downtown Thursday, with a banner that donned their message, "Bare Skin Don't Wear Skin". Onlookers gawked, snapped photos, and rolled their video cameras for about an hour while the girls posed along Main Street.
"Animal rights issues are depressing and they lose air time to racier headlines so if we make our animal rights issue racy and get the coverage that we need and make people hear our message, then it's certainly working," said protester Ali Cayer.
There was nothing police could do because Brattleboro is a clothing-optional town. The selectboard enacted a nudity ban over the summer, but it was lifted in September.

Video: http://www.wwlp.com/Global/story.asp?S=7176397



Posted by: DodgeRam

Brattleboro is a clothing-optional town<<< WTF?



Posted by: 94c

A real PETA woman shaves her fur.



Posted by: Sniper

Road Trip !!!!!!!!!!!



Posted by: Inspector

Yes, Brattleboro is a clothing optional town! Last summer the City Council passed an ordinance after residents complained about an "ungly old naked guy" hanging out in the downtown area which made people dress but it was recinded a couple of weeks ago as cooler weather set in. I've had to do some work up there but never noticed any public nudity in that granola community.



Posted by: 5-0

I have relatives up there, I guess I need to find an excuse to visit them...





Posted by: NewEngland2007

Sniper and 5-0, bravo to you guys for supporting the cause of the animals!



Posted by: 5-0

I quote a bumpersticker I once saw:

I love animals.... They're delicious.



Posted by: Andy0921

Quote:
Originally Posted by 5-0
I quote a bumpersticker I once saw:

I love animals.... They're delicious.
PETA: People Eating Tasty Animals



Posted by: KozmoKramer

Nude PETA broads huh... In other words, more fur on the protesters than on the honorees...



Posted by: RodneyFarva

Andy, you beat me to it!



Posted by: kwflatbed



People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals activists Ali Cayer, left of San Francisco, and Megan Anderson of Los Angeles, hand a faux ticket for wearing leather boots to Bridgeport mounted police officer Tom Choothesa on McLevy Green in downtown Bridgeport. (Brian A. Pounds/Connecticut Post)

In VT: Two Brattleboro police officers monitored the scene with a personal camera -- rather than a department-issued one.

Ali Cayer

WPTZ.com - Video - Nude Protestors Fight For Animal Rights

7 PETA holds a nude protest in Brattleboro, VT.

Video: http://www.everyzing.com/viewMedia.jsp?index=1&match=none&expand=true&filte r=1&num=4&dedupe=1&start=0&col=en-all-public-ep&channel=132&res=0&e=12095902
Published: Friday October 05, 2007 00:00:48 GMTSeries Link:
http://www.wptz.com/video/index.html?r ...




Posted by: 94c

some of them might be good looking but, I would never trust them in the dark near my sausage.



Posted by: 2-Delta

The only cool thing Peta has ever done. Now the only thing I think of when I hear Peta is that crazy fire-bush broad Lacy from "Rock of Love".





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