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Question. Is all of this an issue principally because these animals are cute? What if they were ugly and disgusting?
Not every animal in the animal kingdom is equivalent, or else humans and insects would be on the same level.
stop all of this bullshit, nobody here besides KWilk clubs seals nor condones the activity. And nobody here actively supports the animal cruelty in the fur trade. And for your argument of necessity - the inits eat those out of necessity and have for thousands of years. Unless, of course, you have more of your weird proof that tomatoes grow in the arctic circle.
Not saying anyone supports it, just bringing light to the issues.
Not every animal in the animal kingdom is equivalent, or else humans and insects would be on the same level. What is "cute" by the way and what qualifies as cute? Rats are saved too
Important tip n00B, don't feed the trolls.
Not saying anyone supports it, just bringing light to the issues. If it's out of necessity, it shouldn't be a problem. It's about the 150,000+ baby seals killed every year for fur that is the issue.
You buy and sell leather shoes. Cows are more like persons than baby seals, no? Hypocrite.
Can't tell if this is Peta2.com or Styleforum.
You buy and sell leather shoes. Cows are more like persons than baby seals, no? Hypocrite.
BTW, personhood as a philosophical concept is most likely derived from personhood as a category in Roman law.