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**ViaxobbimeVar** · 12-03-2010, 10:24 PM

Sounds a lot like an urban legend to me, is all I'm saying. It's always the same: someone read or someone's friend saw/heard/witnessed, but never the actual parties involved telling the story.

I am trying to find the website I ran across this morning, and while I know the media lies at times, too or at least don't verify their sources, this particular news article said, "announcement had been verified."

Poisoned put a "?" behind the information as they were not there and were merely passing around a "hey did you guys hear anything about this?"

I don't think PETA would kill dogs at dog shows, but who knows? They could kill them and then blame it on the dogs saying "dog shows are evil. They kill dogs."

When doing more digging, one forum moderator took this stance on the post:

We have members here of all sorts of different groups and we will not allow them to be denigrated or labeled.

The group of which you are speaking [PETA] does not in any way support that which you are describing. In fact, it has been said that these may be 1) mere rumors which are invented to create anti-animal-welfare momentum and/or 2) indeed true, but are done BY the very groups who claim someone else is responsible, again to create anti-animal-welfare momentum.

Either way, this thread is closed - unless you have video footage that shows us a verifiable person from a certain organization who is adding a chemical to this water. If you do, please PM us and we will review re-opening this type of thread. Thank you.

Edited to add: please also provide us the police report, and the lab who tested the water that confirmed the presence of anti-freeze. Also, just want to add this rumor has been circulating for, what, 3-4 years now...? I think this is its 4th time 'round now, here at YT.

12-03-2010, 10:24 PM	#17
ViaxobbimeVar Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 437 Senior Member	Sounds a lot like an urban legend to me, is all I'm saying. It's always the same: someone read or someone's friend saw/heard/witnessed, but never the actual parties involved telling the story. I am trying to find the website I ran across this morning, and while I know the media lies at times, too or at least don't verify their sources, this particular news article said, "announcement had been verified." Poisoned put a "?" behind the information as they were not there and were merely passing around a "hey did you guys hear anything about this?" I don't think PETA would kill dogs at dog shows, but who knows? They could kill them and then blame it on the dogs saying "dog shows are evil. They kill dogs." When doing more digging, one forum moderator took this stance on the post: We have members here of all sorts of different groups and we will not allow them to be denigrated or labeled. The group of which you are speaking [PETA] does not in any way support that which you are describing. In fact, it has been said that these may be 1) mere rumors which are invented to create anti-animal-welfare momentum and/or 2) indeed true, but are done BY the very groups who claim someone else is responsible, again to create anti-animal-welfare momentum. Either way, this thread is closed - unless you have video footage that shows us a verifiable person from a certain organization who is adding a chemical to this water. If you do, please PM us and we will review re-opening this type of thread. Thank you. Edited to add: please also provide us the police report, and the lab who tested the water that confirmed the presence of anti-freeze. Also, just want to add this rumor has been circulating for, what, 3-4 years now...? I think this is its 4th time 'round now, here at YT.
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