Post by hebrews1135 on May 21, 2017 23:16:41 GMT
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After 146 Years, Ringling Brothers Circus Finally Driven Out Of Business By Crazed PETA Attackers
Although it retired its elephants, Ringling Bros continued to showcase tigers, lions, horses, dogs and camels until the end, despite fierce criticism from People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA). The animal rights group tied Ringling's demise to its long-standing resistance to demands that it stop using animals.
5/21/17
The clowns, animal acts and acrobats of the storied Ringling Bros and Barnum & Bailey Circus are taking their final bow at an arena outside New York City on Sunday in the farewell performance of the “Greatest Show on Earth” after nearly 150 years
EDITOR’S NOTE: In 2017, there is no bigger bully than the rabid liberal who, while they preach ‘tolerance and diversity’, seek to destroy anyone and everyone who won’t align with their distorted view of the world. If you don’t vote for their candidate, they smash store windows and set cars on fire. If you don’t agree with their gospel of ‘climate change‘, they say you should be put in prison. And if you think that animals should be treated like, well, animals, they drive you out of business. The dirty truth about PETA is that they have put 36,000 animals to death since 1998.
Capping a legacy that stretches back to the legendary 19th century showman P.T. Barnum, the circus bids adieu at a series of shows this weekend at newly refurbished Nassau Coliseum in Uniondale on New York’s Long Island.
The final show on Sunday evening was a sell-out and a worldwide audience can watch the event via a live stream on the Ringling website. The finale, announced by parent Feld Entertainment Inc in January, comes a year after the company bowed to pressure from animal rights activists and agreed to stop using elephants in its performances. A featured attraction for more than a century, the elephants had come to symbolize the Ringling Bros brand.
Feld decided to fold up the tent as a result of high operating costs combined with lower ticket sales, it said in a statement at the time. After phasing out the elephants, the owner said, the decline in attendance was “greater than could have been anticipated.”
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After 146 Years, Ringling Brothers Circus Finally Driven Out Of Business By Crazed PETA Attackers
Although it retired its elephants, Ringling Bros continued to showcase tigers, lions, horses, dogs and camels until the end, despite fierce criticism from People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA). The animal rights group tied Ringling's demise to its long-standing resistance to demands that it stop using animals.
5/21/17
The clowns, animal acts and acrobats of the storied Ringling Bros and Barnum & Bailey Circus are taking their final bow at an arena outside New York City on Sunday in the farewell performance of the “Greatest Show on Earth” after nearly 150 years
EDITOR’S NOTE: In 2017, there is no bigger bully than the rabid liberal who, while they preach ‘tolerance and diversity’, seek to destroy anyone and everyone who won’t align with their distorted view of the world. If you don’t vote for their candidate, they smash store windows and set cars on fire. If you don’t agree with their gospel of ‘climate change‘, they say you should be put in prison. And if you think that animals should be treated like, well, animals, they drive you out of business. The dirty truth about PETA is that they have put 36,000 animals to death since 1998.
Capping a legacy that stretches back to the legendary 19th century showman P.T. Barnum, the circus bids adieu at a series of shows this weekend at newly refurbished Nassau Coliseum in Uniondale on New York’s Long Island.
The final show on Sunday evening was a sell-out and a worldwide audience can watch the event via a live stream on the Ringling website. The finale, announced by parent Feld Entertainment Inc in January, comes a year after the company bowed to pressure from animal rights activists and agreed to stop using elephants in its performances. A featured attraction for more than a century, the elephants had come to symbolize the Ringling Bros brand.
Feld decided to fold up the tent as a result of high operating costs combined with lower ticket sales, it said in a statement at the time. After phasing out the elephants, the owner said, the decline in attendance was “greater than could have been anticipated.”
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