I still don't trust PETA.
Some of the orcas who live at Sea World probably could not survive in the wild. (See the story of the "Katrina dolphins," who were washed out to sea after the hurricane when their aquarium in Mississippi was destroyed, and were not able to fend for themselves.) Would PETA's recommendation be to euthanize them, too? What about the organizations that rescue beached or otherwise injured marine mammals and rehabilitate them for eventual rerelease into the wild? Would PETA say that even that kind of compassion is just "interference" with another species, and that we should leave them to die?
ETA: Never mind, I now see the game took place BEFORE it started to snow.
More recently, a lot of asylum seekers have ended up in the Netherlands. My guess is they did not expect the country that offered them a safe place to live would in turn expect said offer to be contingent on wardrobe.
As Americans we've been indoctrinated to think that immigrants make their choices of where to live all based on FREEDOM! and LIBERTY! and JUSTICE! Worthy concepts indeed, but honestly before most people are able to afford to think about that stuff they've gotta think a little more prosaically. Like "My brother moved to such-and-such a place and got a pretty good job, and he says he's got one lined up for me." Or "I like being able to feed and clothe my kids, wonder where I can make that happen." Or "I'd like to live somewhere where the neighborhood doesn't get blown up a couple of times a year."