It’s great to see Steve O supporting animal and I think environmental civil rights as I same time. But I have one problem: this is the same guy that stomped on live snakes, swallowed a live gold fish and vomited it back out? I never watched the Jackass but for a few minutes and quickly changed the channel. However, I am aware of these cruel stunts that he preformed. Now, I’m not at all saying he can’t change, good for him for taking a new stand. However, this sites should discuss him regretting his former actions and becoming a new person. Otherwise this can give people the sense that PETA is hypocritical, just being willing to take on a celebrity to promote it’s stances which to many are extreme. We need extreme change, yes but PETA needs to watch it’s public view. I’d like to see it be more welcoming to people who aren’t vegans. I remember seeing them write to Obama for swatting a fly. This is crazy, then they allow just any celebrity, take on their adds. Now Steve O is not the only issue I’m talking about and celebrity is a powerful reaching tool, and hey I’m not carbon neutral either, but be real about it (who you take on). I’m sure that Steven O regrets his former actions and he doesn’t need to feel guilty now that he changed, but PETA should at least talk about this. After all they should be reaching out to change people right, well isn’t Steve’s story great for that? Sure many vegetarians and vegans and green people were converts, but who goes from swallowing live fish and tormenting snakes to being I think one of the most real most passionate celeb endorsers PETA’s ever had? I’m not a PETA member, but I’m a vegetarian, try to be green, and concerned person when it comes to animals, so on that page I hear every thing you say PETA, good luck with your work PETA, Thank You.