Recently, the animal rights group PETER has released an ad campaign against the use of electric collars for dogs and other pets. A divide has formed between pet owners and moral activists, and both sides feel that there is no one better to settle this debate than you.
Option 1
PETER spokesperson @@RANDOMNAME@@ is first to offer their side of the argument, while plastering the walls of you’re office with posters displaying a sad-looking puppy with a comically tight collar. “@@LEADER@@, imagine for me, if you will. You’re a nice dog, just trying to explore you’re surroundings, then ZAP! You’re electrocuted by your cruel owners. It isn’t humane to be electrocuting these poor animals,” @@HE@@ says, gesturing to the puppy on the poster. “So ban these terrible electric collars. For the good of these defenseless little snugglemuffins!”
Packs of stray dogs roam the streets of @@CAPITAL@@
Option 2
@@RANDOMNAME@@, the representative of the quickly formed @@DEMONYMADJECTIVE@@ Petowners Association rebuts. “Woah, woah. ‘Electrocution’? It’s just a small little shock to tell our sweet pumpkins not to leave us. We don’t want them to run away! They’re not accustomed to life on their own! In fact, electric collars are essential to owning a pet! Whenever someone registers their pet, they should be given a complimentary shock collar along with their registration forms or whatever.”
Residents of tiny apartments wonder why they’ve been given a shock collar for their dachshund
Option 3
Radical “Animal rights activist” @@RANDOMNAME@@ bursts into both the room and the conversation. “Forget shock collars! The really inhumanity is having animals as our pets in the first place! We deprive these poor animals of their freedoms, for what? To love them? To dress them up in little dresses? I don’t think so! @@LEADER@@, ban all pets at once!”
Little kids trying to help stray dogs are promptly arrested
Option 4
While discussing this issue with your ministers the next morning, your Minister of Criminal Rehabilitation shares his insight. “Using electric shocks to keep things from escaping? Why haven’t I thought of that? Why don’t we force all of our prisoners to wear these collars, and when they try to escape the grounds of the prison, they get shocked! Sure, some might call it ‘inhumane’ and ‘authoritarian’, but I call it effective!”
@@DEMONYMADJECTIVE@@ prisoners are literally treated like dogs
Invalid for all nations without prisons