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PETA is facing a bit of backlash after sharing their Super Bowl ad that was rejected by the NFL, on Twitter. The comments are pouring in, and would seem to carry the common theme of general outrage and confusion over a display of clueless stupidity. I mean, fish don't have knees. Come on. 

PETA started beef with Jimmy's Famous Seafood when they foolishly decided to put one of their obnoxious billboards next to the restaurant. Jimmy's Famous Seafood called them out on Twitter and glorious obliteration ensued. 

PETA boldly put up one of their billboards outside of Jimmy's Famous Seafood restaurant. They didn't anticipate the restaurant proceeding to call them out, and stand their ground on Twitter. The muddled sh*t storm of interactions is better than anything off their menu. Whoever is running the restaurant's Twitter account deserves a raise! Regardless of what you believe when it comes to PETA, the social media witticisms, fiery banter, is on point for Jimmy's Famous Seafood. 

PETA has a gift for getting attention. Now, if it's a matter of whether or not that attention is in a positive light...that's where things get more interesting. In this case, PETA's taken upon themselves to champion the cause for fighting against the aptly and outlandishly named, "speciesism." No more bringing home the bacon and grabbing that poor 'ol damn bull by the horns, you go-getters, you. At least that's what PETA's saying, and this is clearly meant to be taken with the utmost seriousness. 

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