See. Now if PETA actually did their research they’d know pokeballs convert …

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Comment on PETA Condemns Pokémon as “Animal Cruelty” by Anonymous:

See. Now if PETA actually did their research they’d know pokeballs convert pokemon into energy. As energy lifeforms, they’re also granted nutrients and etc.

Anonymous made other comments on this post:

• PETA Condemns Pokémon as “Animal Cruelty”:
  

  hahhahahaha .. this is a joke right? Then again I always wondered how they got pokemon in those tiny pokeballs… trollface.jpg

• PETA Condemns Pokémon as “Animal Cruelty”:
  

  A few things to say. 1. I prefer to eat meat. 2. If they want to end animal cruelty go to Africa. They’ll kill something just for the hell of it (and to feed those shriveled mummies called Ethiopians). 3. Pokemon is no different than MMA (mixed martial arts). People beating the shit out of each other to amuse others, make money, and become (pokemon) masters. Want to end cruelty? Try ending underground muay thai rings. Those places are brutal. Other guy just broke both his arms and a leg and …

• PETA Condemns Pokémon as “Animal Cruelty”:
  

  PeTA does exist in Unova. They’re called Team Plasma.

• PETA Condemns Pokémon as “Animal Cruelty”:
  

  How Come Peta Never protects Cockroaches huh Hundreds of them are stepped on everyday. Well fine I,m gonna do it Starting Today I,m starting the Hands Off my Cock foundation and every donation will go Towards protecting cockroaches.

• PETA Condemns Pokémon as “Animal Cruelty”:
  

  that akward moment when peta reminds you of ghetsis…

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  Facebook and the likes. With a bit of luck (or if you are using some obscure social network), there will be anything you want in both dub and sub.

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  Mnnnnnnot gonna happen, because then Japs will just buy them from overseas.

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  Don’t worry, there’s another figure that addresses your problem.

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  There really isn’t much of a difference with the other stuff. Promoting and not promoting anime overseas will not save anime for you. Are you also sure those people are your friends lol? You don’t seem open to them being understanding of your tastes. You’re the definition of a herbivore ironically.

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  I don’t think there’s cause for concern, as the Western market and its influence over the mix of anime being made peaked around 2004-05.