This had me laughing. After I finished the article about the inaccuracies in the VegSource.Com article, I thought I’d go over and post a link to the article on their discussion forum. But, of course, the last thing that animal rights activists can tolerate is an open discussion about their views. Here’s what you get if you try to post a message to their web site which contains a link back to this site:
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Please feel free to post on any other topic, and please be advised that if you try to get around this block and post a link to the site in question anyway, this is grounds for being banned from our site.
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The only time I’ve ever posted a link on their site was last Friday when I posted a link to the first article about their fake photo. It worked fine then, but they did quickly deleted my message.
I’m not surprised. If I were publishing information with such blatant inaccuracies, I probably wouldn’t want anyone showing up to point out the truth either.