In Moonbat child abuse I posted about whacko vegan moonbat Dave Warwak who got fired for preaching veganism in his art class. He responded in the comment section with a copy of his appeal. Interesting read — if you can understand “crazy speak”.
Well, Davey boy couldn’t leave well enough alone. He decided to show up at a local parade — with predictable results.
Dave Warwak received a strong warning today from his hometown police, during the town’s annual homecoming parade.
Accompanied by his dog, Warwak allegedly entered the town’s parade and passed out small cards to children.
Police stopped Warwak, escorted him home and instructed him to “stay away from the town’s children”.
The warning came in response to parent and teacher complaints who were in attendance.
At particular issue with police was Warwak telling children, Santa Claus is not real.
The card’s front reads:
Remember the Santa Claus lie?
One lie is so bad, some people prefer to keep it hidden.
So hidden, some never find out!
Do you want to live a lie?
The back reads:
Go to your favorite search engine.
Look-up “Factory Farming” Look-up “Vegan”
“Naming a rock, a banana, does not make it food”
A teacher of ten years in Illinois, Warwak was recently fired for his vegan views. Warwak filed an appeal in response to his termination. No date has been set.
Where did I get this info? From the nutjob himself. Davey seems to think that he is the victim here and is looking for support for his “mission”.
Sorry, fuck face.
You are nuts. Go eat your vegetables and leave the kids alone or you will end up in jail. Or worse.
Update with even more crazy:
Found on a vegan message board:
On a trip to Wal-Mart, Dave found some treats called “Marshmallow Peeps” — yellow candy shaped like baby chicks. He bought peeps for many students and for the entire faculty and asked that each person personalize the peeps and keep the peeps safe and sound for three days before returning the peeps to Dave. Principal Mahaffy even drew a balloon in which his peep pointed to the Principal and said “he’s the greatest.” Many of the children became attached to the peeps and only reluctanly gave them back to Dave on the 4th day. Dave then took the personalized peeps and put them in a mural in the school’s hallway. On the first day, Dave took a few peeps and put their heads on plaques painted on the walls as if they were hunters’ trophies. The next day, he put a few peeps in cages as if they were in a zoo. On the third day, he put a few peeps between slices of bread. Now, the point of the Peeps became clear: Animals, like the Peeps, may taste good but humans should care for them, not eat, jail, and kill (and run lab tests on) them. To underscore his point, Dave painted pictures of Einstein, da Vinci, and other famous vegetarians on the mural with quotations from each of them lauding the practice of vegetarianism and condemning meat-eating. He invited his students to join him on painting the mural and replaced all
the signs with “school rules” in his classroom with signs saying “YES” all over the classroom.
Just your average everyday school art project.
Nutbag.
