Cooking Mama Accused of Murder

Published on Friday, December 12, 2008, by Joyce Slaton / Edit Post

Ah, the holidays. A time for dinner with family, twinkling lights … and carnage. At least, that’s the opinion of PETA, which has released a parody of Majesco’s Cooking Mama video game series called Cooking Mama: Mama Kills Animals. In PETA’s version of the game, a grimacing Mama plucks feathers from a bloody, hanging turkey, and then scoops out its guts before decapitating and stuffing it.

You can play the game at PETA’s website, but here’s a video preview. There’s no audio so it’s marginally safe for work—if you work at the kind of place where turkey gore is considered acceptable:

Beware the “Meet Your Meat” video that follows the game on the PETA site. It’s quite disturbing.

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  • This game will be good for recruiting idiots to their cause...something they have been quite successful at in the past.

  • It's actually pretty simple - unless you go out of your way to buy turkey not raised as in the video, then you are contributing to that existence. I am not saying it's right or wrong - it's just reality. I also think it's incredibly naive to say it doesn't happen.

    People have become removed from their food sources. To me if someone eats turkey but is grossed out by the process, that's an obvious...+READ

    It's actually pretty simple - unless you go out of your way to buy turkey not raised as in the video, then you are contributing to that existence. I am not saying it's right or wrong - it's just reality. I also think it's incredibly naive to say it doesn't happen.

    People have become removed from their food sources. To me if someone eats turkey but is grossed out by the process, that's an obvious cognitive disconnect. I am not saying it's right or wrong - it's just reality.

    So - eat them or not? Certainly up to each of us, but making information available on how turkeys are raised should be disturbing only to those that don't eat them.-COLLAPSE

  • PETA, the Lakshar e Taiba of the food world.

  • PETA clearly are not picking their battles as wise as they used to.