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Boycott Greatest Showman on Earth movie

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Anonymous
8 years ago Featured

I wish Hugh Jackman would have done his homework.... people were exploited abused as well as these amazing creatures!! See how you would feel being chained prodded and forced to do unnatural things!!

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Anonymous
8 years ago

For the ignorant commemts stating how well Barnum treated animals...really? What animal in the wild likes to do tricks in front of humans? What animal leaves the wild to go in the entertainment industry? Misinformation like these need to be questioned at all times. It's as immature as someone saying animals like being in cages (zoos) or horses and huskies like to pull things or get ridden on. Go to circuses.com, there's plenty of undercover footage of abuse! And open up a science book or two, read the national geographic or pbs. to learn about animal behavior.

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Jean Clelland-Morin
8 years ago

Exploitation of Non-Humans is IMMORAL ! ! !

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Jennifer Scruggs
8 years ago

Appalling to glorify a form of entertainment known to abuse animals.

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Jamie White
8 years ago

Absolutely not. Barnum actually supported the early movement to protect animals. Before looking foolish you need to do your research. PT Barnum was was ahead of his time and befriended one of the first animal activists. It was a different time and set of mores and not only did Barnum support Bergh, but his advice was often sought on the care of animals by early scientific research with some of his exhibits are still in the Smithsonian and at Yale and Harvard. https://www.theatlantic.com/entertainment/archive/2017/05/how-pt-barnum-helped-the-early-days-of-animal-rights/525489/

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Jamie White
8 years ago

Come back and read the facts before you act unfairly.

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Jamie White
8 years ago

Read my response before you attack someone who actually worked for the benefit of animals.

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Jamie White
8 years ago

Before looking foolish you need to do your research. PT Barnum was was ahead of his time and befriended one of the first animal activists. It was a different time and set of mores and not only did Barnum support Bergh, but his advice was often sought on the care of animals by early scientific research with some of his exhibits are still in the Smithsonian and at Yale and Harvard. https://www.theatlantic.com/entertainment/archive/2017/05/how-pt-barnum-helped-the-early-days-of-animal-rights/525489/

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Jamie White
8 years ago

Before looking foolish you need to do your research. PT Barnum was was ahead of his time and befriended one of the first animal activists. It was a different time and set of mores and not only did Barnum support Bergh, but his advice was often sought on the care of animals by early scientific research with some of his exhibits are still in the Smithsonian and at Yale and Harvard. https://www.theatlantic.com/entertainment/archive/2017/05/how-pt-barnum-helped-the-early-days-of-animal-rights/525489/

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Debbie Perez
8 years ago Featured

Just like I didn't go to the circus, I won't see this ridiculous false portrayal of a horrible man.

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Leanne Lentschke
8 years ago Featured

I can't believe they would make this movie . The circus is sooo cruel to animals. How can a normal human being gain pleasure from the inhumane treatment of anonther living creature. Disgusting!

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Pat
8 years ago

This doesn’t need to be shown in theaters