Playstation 3 Advertisement too violent

[alucard001]

hahahaha, stupid peta just give up

[Shadowblind]

As $n!pR said, the goat was purchased from a butcher; therefore, party or not, the goat was slaughtered for food. Get your facts straight before spouting anti-Sony remarks.

And besides, the party wasn't even managed by Sony. Sony were the hosts, but they hired a Greek party company to handle the event and it was in Greece. The only people bitching about it are those who have no idea what Greek culture is like... (in other words, the US and UK)

What butcher, Sony Interactive? Its a bloody mess. Its to symbolize gore. the murdering of creatures. Only fanboys can agree with that.

^again, was any of that in english?

[F9zDark]

What butcher, Sony Interactive? Its a bloody mess. Its to symbolize gore. the murdering of creatures. Only fanboys can agree with that.

^again, was any of that in english?

It seems you don't know what a butcher is, thats ok, from your rhetoric I can surmise that you are a vegan, so I will get you the definition of butcher, as it means in this scenario:

Main Entry: 1butch·er
Pronunciation: 'bu-ch&r
Function: noun
Etymology: Middle English bocher, from Anglo-French, from buc he-goat, probably of Celtic origin; akin to Middle Irish bocc he-goat -- more at BUCK
1 a : a person who slaughters animals or dresses their flesh b : a dealer in meat

-Courtesy of www.m-w.com

About your second point, I hope you are not questioning my mastery of English, because if you are, I think you should pick up Hooked On Phonics where you last left off; it seems that you are getting a little rusty.

[Shadowblind]

Yeah I guess I am. Still I dont plan on eating an uncooked goat with meat in its stomache which is apparently moral in your eyes. Then again, that goes back to the last line of my statement.

Oh, and by the way: Greeks cook their food first.

[alucard001]

Yeah I guess I am. Still I dont plan on eating an uncooked goat with meat in its stomache which is apparently moral in your eyes. Then again, that goes back to the last line of my statement.

Oh, and by the way: Greeks cook their food first.

no they dont hahahaha jk

[lmtlmt]

they didnt eat the goat, they ate oafle out of its stomach, it was probably a synthetic stomach too otherwise people would have gotten sick.

[F9zDark]

Still I dont plan on eating an uncooked goat with meat in its stomache which is apparently moral in your eyes. Then again, that goes back to the last line of my statement.

Its not moral in my eyes (eating uncooked food from an animal's uncooked stomach). I wouldn't have eaten the food there, but my argument was more in regards to the goat being there at all.

Then again its also a matter of tolerance. If this is indeed part of Grecian culture (I assuming so.) then who am I to question them about it? There are far more pressing issues of culture that need to be addressed (female circumcision, for instance) more immediately than this.

[ICE]

the issue is that they were going to use footage of a goat being decapitated! not what they were going to do with the goat afterwards.

i have no issue with killing a goat for food. i do however, have no interest in letting people try and show me the goat dieing in a commercial.

[VexnadFett]

ooh, ooh! I have an idea! Let's attack Steven Spielberg and Jurassic Park for throwing a goat leg on the hood of the car!

[Shadowblind]

I never knew Jurassic Park was a marketing campaign. Especially for a video game. And wasn't that rated R, where as the main population of video gamers are still minors? And as far as i know they didn't eat out of it, nor do I remember anything like that using a REAL goats leg, or decapitating an animal for a commercial. Do you?