Found November 03, 2009 on
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Here's the latest on the great bat incident from the Spurs-Kings game on Halloween night. Manu has yet to land a gig on True Blood, but he did have to get vaccinated for rabies after swatting the flying creature out of mid-air on Saturday night. But, just as much as we all expected the sun to come up again today, PETA has weighed in on the subject.
Here's our take on it: To bludgeon a 4-ounce animal to death, it takes either a small man or a totally unthinking one—with no respect or consideration for lives humbler than his own. This is a time when athletes in particular need to be on their best behavior around any animal and show that they have brains and a heart, not just reactionary brawn.
Bats always try to avoid contact with humans, and there are plenty of easy ways to keep bats out of a basketball arena (or your home). We hope that the next time someone's life is on the line, Manu Ginobili will take just a few seconds to think before he acts.
I hope yo...
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