I'm giving PETA a pass here. After partially watching "Blackfish" (my heart broke just under halfway through) it confirmed what I pretty much already suspected. Sea World is HORRID. Exposing this fact - far and wide - is paramount.

Eh, like Anonymous and stopped clocks, PETA is occasionally right.

I'm not a big fan of PETA but I'm a big fan of protesting Sea World.

If I ever came into large sums of money I'd buy acres of land and set up the biggest abandoned pet sanctuary ever.

My primary partner has not seen her family in about five years and some of them have been reporting health problems lately - her grandparents in particular.

Read "Death at SeaWorld". It's so much more than what you see in that documentary.

As a young-ish teacher who gets laid off almost every spring due to "projected enrolment shortages" of students (and then re-hired a few weeks later) I increasingly struggle with loyalty to my employer. I love teaching and I love my students, but I hate never knowing if I will have a job from one semester to the…

"Would I ever leave this company? Look, I’m all about loyalty. In fact, I feel like part of what I’m being paid for here is my loyalty. But if there were somewhere else that valued loyalty more highly, I’m going wherever they value loyalty the most."

Once I saw The Cove I vowed never ever to go to an aquatic theme park ever. This movie just confirms my decision.

Logical Fallacies and GIGANTIC Flaws in Jim Norton's Argument*

SHE WAS ASKING FOR IT.