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SCENARIO: People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals, or PETA, is a nonprofit animal rights organization known for its controversial approach to communications and public relations. In 2003, PETA launched a new campaign, named Holocaust on Your Plate, that compares the slaughter of animals for human use to the murder of 6 million Jews in WWII. The campaign centers around the power of emotion, and Lisa Lange, the vice president of PETA communications, stated that The idea for the effort came from the late Nobel Prize-winning author Isaac Bashevis Singer, who wrote: In relation to them [animals], all people are Nazis; for them it is an eternal Treblinka a death camp in Poland (CNN, 2003). A Jewish PETA member funded the campaign, but this has not lessened the backlash from the Jewish community toward the set of images. Holocaust on Your Plate juxtaposes 60-square-foot visual displays of animals in slaughterhouses with scenes of Nazi concentration camps. Lange, quoted above, explains that the campaign Is shocking, startling, and very hard to look at. We're attacking the mind-set that condones the slaughter of animals (CNN, 2003). In 2003, the controversial set of images was released at an exhibit in San Diego, California, and a few months later, a more graphic version was released in Berlin, Germany. The Central Council of Jews in Germany sued PETA in 2004 for the campaign, and in 2009, the German Supreme Court banned the images from the country. In Page 9 of 9 November 2012, the European Court of Human Rights in Strasbourg voted to uphold the previous Supreme Court ruling, which had banned the campaign.

Question Is Holocaust on Your Plate ethically wrong or a truthful comparison? Discuss. (15 marks)