PETA tells hunters: you f*ck with nature; we f*ck with you.
PETA has pushed the boundaries again with a prank on hunters. The animal activist organisation distributed ‘Hunstman’ condoms to hunters around the world; camouflage-wrapped prophylactics that boast they are "a piece of safety equipment that makes no compromises on pleasure or performance”.
Little did the recipients of the condoms know they were a secret gift from PETA, with the sole aim of stopping animal slayers procreate and “let hunting go the way of the Tasmanian tiger”.
In the ad PETA says: “It's a fact - hunting is passed on from generation to generation. The world cannot sustain future generations of hunters. So hunters. Feel free to f*ck each other. But don’t f*ck with nature.”
PETA sent the condoms to outdoor shows, hunting clubs, and Australia's Narooma Huntfest in NSW. It also sent the condoms to hunting influencers who unknowingly promoted the product on their social media sites. Even Donald Trump’s hunting brothers were lucky enough to receive the packs.
PETA president Ingrid Newkirk says: "Hardly any kids hunt these days and if Peta's condoms have prevented even one more wretched hunter from being born, we have succeeded in saving the lives of deer, birds, and other living things.”
The organisation is not one to shy from controversy. Recently it promoted veganism on a Christian website around Easter, and its ad was banned from the Superbowl after it showed saucy scenes of vegan’s getting it on.
See the original Hunstman advertisement below:
