The website sex.com is obviously extremely valuable

An unusual request has been made by The People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals in a letter sent to the legal firm Windels Marx Lane & Mittendorf which specifically asks them to speak to one of their clients DOM Partners LLC who own the website sex.com.  The letter addressed to Mr. Scott R. Matthews explains that they want to use the web site sex.com to educate people about the dangers of eating meat and the ‘Viagra effect’ of eating vegetables.

The website sex.com which is due to be auctioned off following a bankruptcy claim is obviously extremely valuable. PETA’s idea would be that the huge amount of web site traffic going to the site could be used to tell men that if they continue to eat meat and dairy products which are high in saturated fat they could end up suffering from clogged arteries and ultimately erectile dysfunction.

PETA said that the charitable donation to their organisation could be utilised to enable a huge tax write off. The executive vice president of PETA said that everybody would win if this donation was made. People looking for sexual stimulation would learn about how to get better erections, DOM Partners would save money in a tax write off and ultimately animals lives would be saved.

Unfortunately for PETA it is extremely unlikely that they will get the web site for free. However they are generating a lot of interest in their own site by publicising their interest in sex.com and this can only help to spread their message. The jury is still out on whether PETA’s claims that eating meat causes impotence and that vegetarians are better in bed.

There is clear evidence that eating too much saturated fat can lead to high cholesterol levels and blocked arteries which is the primary reason why men suffer from erectile dysfunction, however saturated fat comes in many forms and is not only present in meat and dairy products.

Eating meat in moderation is unlikely to do you any harm.