About animal rights once again, also neo-nazis and some more about religions. Guilt-tripping in the nutshell.

 I have to tell you something.
People don't realize that I'm parodying the left, the right and all the extremism from all sides.
That upsets me very much, as right now e.g. I can tell you, what kind of politicized people I like lampooning (and I got my own reasons to do so).
I like lampooning every single guilt-tripper who thinks that humanity ought to be extinct, likewise I like lampooning people who adhere to religions and proselytize. Recently, PETA and Greenpeace are my favorite things to lampoon, as they hate humanity, despite the fact I find their goals noble.
Why is it always that both left and right use guilt-tripping so much to achieve their goals in life? Why can't they leave people like me alone and let me rethink all my stances? Why do they want to prevent me from feeling any pleasures in life, because of my "moral obligations" to them?
Let's take for example Rush's Geddy Lee and his recent attempts on My Effin' Life biography to guilt-trip people, because they were born in Poland or they had objections to the COVID lockdowns. I haven't seen Rush in Poland and I thought it would be a good thing to do to call them out for this.
He is a kind of a guilt-tripper, who would tell me "Polish death camps", even when I said "I'm from Poland and I'm your biggest fan, Geddy".  It's hard to think about it, when my own family was persecuted by the German Nazis, Soviet Russians and Ukrainian UPA. Sorry Geddy, I don't really like generalizing all Polish people, despite some bad apples among them... besides, I'm still worried about what is happening between Israelis and Palestinians, as I'm a pacifist. But still, I also hate being a guilt-tripper.
I don't want entertainers to lecture me, because entertainers eventually come across as hypocrites, who aren't themselves better and anybody at some point could the mote in the eye.
As for animal rights, I find it laughable that Hitler himself supported animal rights and environmentalism as the means of depopulation of human beings, he banned anything that he perceived as "animal cruelty", sometimes for good reason, and sometimes not. He certainly hated the whole humankind and advocated for eugenicist depopulation. I hope animal rights activists and environmentalists, don't have the same tendencies and I'm against trivializing the Holocaust very much.
Let's take e.g. ban on animals for entertainment. Not all animals for entertainment (like pet owning or zoos or even widely decried circuses - some of them, engaged in explicity cruelty, but yet they banned all circuses with animals, instead of punishing certain animal trainers that engaged in this) are suffering, unlike when animals get poached or slaughtered. Of course, I'm not gonna again, lecture all the people to stop eating meat, but personally I find it unethical.
Let's take PETA's hypocrisy, regarding killing certain animals. They killed dogs and cats, because they couldn't find home for them all. They are ultimately against all forms of pet-owning, not only all for preventing cruelty towards the animals.
Let's take the fact, that alas human scientists are too stupid to figure out how to make safe and effective medicine that isn't tested on animals, so we would have a cure for cancer, instead of having to suffer. I find vivisection cruel, but sadly looks like humans haven't found any other ways to find the best cures for abhorrent diseases.
Another group that I like deriding are the neo-nazis. Why the hell do those people think that e.g. my fellow Poles deserved to be killed, as well as Jews and why do they justify human-killing and abhor animal-killing in the same breath? Also, they are heavily far-right and I noticed that ALF, ELF, PETA exhibit the same fascistic tendencies like the Nazis (remember, Jewish folks were offended, when animal rights activists compared animal suffering at the slaughterhouses to the Holocaust), as both love animals more than humans.
While I'm not opposed to certain measures of preventing animal cruelty, I would encourage banning large slaughterhouses and I would enact certain anti-hunting measures, I find animal liberationists and environmentalists extreme. I believe, from reading their documents, especially of those extremist organizations like ALF that they are partly respinsible for worldwide COVID lockdowns, as they "wanted to prevent human supremacy". This social experiment wasn't good for making people more empathetic, certainly. People became more violent, deprived of entertainment which isn't only sitting on the computer desk or on the phone and ultimately, humans are advised to... stop petting animals, stop trying to befriend animals, not just stop eating or killing animals (which to some degree I support, except that lions and tigers also hunt other animals). Human-animal isolation is a must, according to those misanthropic people. So that we can't e.g. reconstruct the extinct animals or breed the engandered animals to release them.
At whom do I laugh as well? At misogynistic, religious people (thanks to them, we have people being confused about their gender, as they seemed to think that women are supposed to be feminine and men masculine). I'm a gender-critical feminist, but perhaps not an intersectional one, PETA certainly objectifies women on their posters, they are not saint and they e.g. endorsed Russell Simmons, known rapist.
Why do those people flock to quasi-fascistic methods of gaining everything they want? By using arson (ALF), threats and hate speech? Why do they hate humans and blame humans for being omnivorous?
Sorry, but I seem to think dr. Marthe Kiley-Worthington was a reasonable woman, who wasn't dogmatic about human-animal interaction being inherently "evil".
And here is her research on this subject.
http://the-shg.org/Kiley_Worthington/
I also like laughing at people, who believe that there are some e.g. men from certain cultures, that deserve our special protection from accusations. And yes, that includes Polish men in the right-wing setting, but also men from different countries in the left-wing setting.
To conclude, everybody would be more than happy, if there were less fun-destroying, guilt-tripping people, who don't want people to enjoy themselves in this planet.
Honestly, I tried being vegan, as I find the suffering of animals - extremely horrendous, but it's really hard to keep up with this diet, without having to know the nutrients, that don't even exist in the plants. So I'm either a vegetarian or an occassional meat-eater. Nobody, not even some dogmatic feminists, love being guilt-tripped, as everybody expects from women to be "empathetic, caring" and eventually this empathy is being used against us. It always seems like women are judged for everything they do or they stand for. Meanwhile over the years I developed some quasi-libertarian approach to life (of course, as with everything, not being dogmatic about it).
BTW, I never said I oppose animal rights. I only oppose misanthropy. I don't invite cancelysts, who would want to hate me for my views on this.