Honestly, I think PETA should be spending their time and evergy "attacking" the people who are out there killing these animals and making these clothes with fur. Throwing flour/paint/blood on celebrities does nothing to draw attention to their cause. It just makes them look like a bunch of loons. I mean you don't see all the people who voted yes on Prob 8 throwing bibles at gay people. Peta isn't out there throwing things on celebrities who wear leather shoes, or regular people for that matter.
I don't believe in wearing real fur when fake fur can look as good as the real thing. But, I do have leather seats in my car, leather purses and shoes, and I also eat meat. No, we don't need meet to survive or else vegetarians would all be dead. And don't tell me that my meat was nicely put to sleep, because we all know that's not the case, and our chickens get their head chopped off, so that's definately not humane.
I guess my point in this is that PETA should start reaising awareness about how the fur was obtained, rather than throwing things at people. The celebrity didn't go out and kill the animal, they just bought the coat that someone else made with the fur that someone else killed.
We are all yorkie lovers, but we don't go around bashing people who bought their yorkies from a puppy mill or petshop. We live and we leave and we make choices. Sometimes those aren't the best choices, or others won't agree with them, but that's what makes us humans, and that's what makes this america. |