jenscats5 said:All righty - I actually watched it & it made my cry........and I think I might puke....
So very sad!Razorguns said:I watched about 15 seconds of it. No way i want to watch what happens next...
Is there really a market for cat/dog fur??? I can't fathom ANYONE in the western world even daring to sell such a thing.
If i was walking down the street in china and saw that -- i'd probably be in a chinese prison. I assume this must be rural china/korea cuz no way would chinese businessmen dare american tourists/businessmen accidentally come across this.
Bad for business ya know.
nycgirl said:Most of our clothes are made in countries where dog & cat fur are no different than the cow/lamb skin we use for leather or fox/rabbit/mink fur. Also, its cheap.
The only reason why people are upset is because we mainly keep dogs & cats as pets. I don't hear anyone in this thread crying about the bunnies, chinchilas (sp?) or minks used for fur on coats made here in the States. Personally, I wouldn't want to wear dog fur, something tells me it doesn't smell well when wet.
That said, I need a new brown leather jacket & I am having a burger for lunch.
starfish said:If you really feel that way...I seriously feel sorry for you...how pathetic..
nycgirl said:Should animals be treated more humanely? Yes. Do I have a problem with wearing fur, eating meat, etc.? NO
No one complains about the animals used in laboratories to test medicine that will benefit them.
How come one animal is cried for and others aren't? You can't have it both ways.
starfish said:Can't have what both ways? Animals shold be treated humanely period...end of story. There is no fucking reason any animal should be treated like that so you can sport a fur coat.
Aren't you the girl who was supposed to be all Christian? ...amazing

nycgirl said:I never said, animals should not be treated humanely. Maybe you should have read my post, before you got on your soapbox. I was explaining the reason for the Dog & Cat fur. Also, the hypocrisy of the thread. Where is the thread for the bunnies, minks, cows, pigs, chickens, etc?
Oh, where is the thread for the children that work under horrible conditions that make the clothes you are probably wearing right now?
OH, I NEVER claimed to be a Christian.![]()
ChefWide said:really. save the cats, save the dogs, save the whales: i say nuke em all til they glow for jehova...
SAVE THE FRIGGIN HUMANS! Boo hoo, pussin boots got the short end. We shop at stores, the GAP, NIKE, AMERICAN EAGLE, URBAN OUTFITTERS... etc etc that use child labor in appalling conditions that are just about as forgiving as Guyanan Prison Camps.
I am not really suggesting its ok to kill cats for... well, maybe cats I am cool with... but my point is that our outrage is so diluted that the things we should make empowered, concerted consumer boycotts of go by the way side. I would be SHOCKED if more than maybe one person on this board maintained their outrage over this for more than five minutes.
Please. Prove me wrong. And shop with a conscience? maybe... but not likely.
nycgirl said:Should animals be treated more humanely? Yes. Do I have a problem with wearing fur, eating meat, etc.? NO
J.Crew makes there clothes in countries where dog & cat are eaten. Hence, using dog & cat fur is seen as the norm. Also, it is cheap for business. If they were using mink, would people cry. Would a thread have been created? (Oh, and BTW, Yes, I am a Republican).
No one complains about the animals used in laboratories to test medicine that will benefit them. How come one animal is cried for and others aren't?
You can't have it both ways. You can't get on your soapbox and cry for the dogs & cats and then wear your leather coat to work. Don't cry for the cat's & dogs and go ooohh and ahhh over Diamonds that some 12 y,o. boy was maimed for because he didn't work fast enough at some mine in Sierra Leone. Don't cry for the cats & dogs and walk by a homeless person and not give them a few dollars. Don't cry for the cats & dogs and go I love that Ivory (whatever) and not shed a tear for the elephants poached in Africa.
ChefWide said:really. save the cats, save the dogs, save the whales: i say nuke em all til they glow for jehova...
SAVE THE FRIGGIN HUMANS! Boo hoo, pussin boots got the short end. We shop at stores, the GAP, NIKE, AMERICAN EAGLE, URBAN OUTFITTERS... etc etc that use child labor in appalling conditions that are just about as forgiving as Guyanan Prison Camps.
I am not really suggesting its ok to kill cats for... well, maybe cats I am cool with... but my point is that our outrage is so diluted that the things we should make empowered, concerted consumer boycotts of go by the way side. I would be SHOCKED if more than maybe one person on this board maintained their outrage over this for more than five minutes.
Please. Prove me wrong. And shop with a conscience? maybe... but not likely.
ok after this reply im def not watching itjenscats5 said:All righty - I actually watched it & it made my cry........and I think I might puke....
Hiatussin said:That does not mean I like cruelty towards animals, I don´t feel a need for it. However I don´t oppose it either.
I didn´t see what was so shocking about that video.
Get over it. There is more important stuff to attend to.
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Its a bunch of guys being mean to animals for moneyDeterass said:Fuck you.
Hiatussin said:Its a bunch of guys being mean to animals for money
we get flooded in this shit
clubbing seals, cutting trees that house all sorts of animals, the billions of cattle animals held in painful conditions worldwide. you´ve been living in fuzzy lalaland in your head if this shocked you
He´s just gonna tell you he didnycgirl said:I don't think people are aware how much of our lives are dependent upon things that result in the death or "cruel" treatment of animals. Whether it is here or outside of the States.
I would bet a paycheck that if the people that get on their animal rights soapboxs got sick and the ONLY way to heal them was with medication invented by a company that treats their test monkeys, test cats, & lab rats, etc. cruelly, they would take that medicine and would careless about those animals. The funny thing is once healed, they would then form a protest against the company.
That said, I'm going out on a lunch date tomorrow. I will ask the manager of the restaurant to numb my lobster to sleep via a 5 minute rest in the fridge and take off the rubber bands so it can feel free like it did in the sea before the chef drops it 212 degree water.
Hiatussin said:He´s just gonna tell you he did
Besides, lobsters are really stupid. do you care?
nycgirl said:I don't think people are aware how much of our lives are dependent upon things that result in the death or "cruel" treatment of animals. Whether it is here or outside of the States.
That said, I'm going out on a lunch date tomorrow. I will ask the manager of the restaurant to numb my lobster to sleep via a 5 minute rest in the fridge and take off the rubber bands so it can feel free like it did in the sea before the chef drops it 212 degree water.
Chauvinism is the core of identity.starfish said:I am well aware of the circle of life and in fact animals eat other animlas for food. I see it all the time with work..as harsh as it looks.
There is a big difference in eating an animal for food....if raised and treated in a humane way and sporting a fur coat so you can try to look good walking down the street.
What an arrogant attitude....
starfish said:I am well aware of the circle of life and in fact animals eat other animlas for food. I see it all the time with work..as harsh as it looks.
There is a big difference in eating an animal for food....if raised and treated in a humane way and sporting a fur coat so you can try to look good walking down the street.
What an arrogant attitude....
agreed....starfish said:I am well aware of the circle of life and in fact animals eat other animlas for food. I see it all the time with work..as harsh as it looks.
There is a big difference in eating an animal for food....if raised and treated in a humane way and sporting a fur coat so you can try to look good walking down the street.
What an arrogant attitude....
why are you bringing these examples up in a cruelty against animals thread?nycgirl said:Do you drive a solar powered car? Is your home solar heated? Do you use an alternative fuel source?
Are you 100% confident that your clothes were not made by children or adults working in sweatshop conditions?
Do you own any Diamonds? Do you own any Gold or other precious stones? (No need to elaborate on these questions)
Are you 100% that the foods you eat were not picked by men, women, children that make probably .50 an hour?
depends on what type of hamster....teddy bears are aweful furyFfactor said:Hamsters are small and furry. I like em. Hey, how many Hamsters would you have to kill to make a pant?
hamstershaver said:why are you bringing these examples up in a cruelty against animals thread?
this is a thread that people are arguing against cruelty to animals and you keep bringing up poor working conditions for humans
aproximately 100 hamsters are required to make a coat, hamster fur apparently makes an excellent coat and are expensiveFfactor said:Hamsters are small and furry. I like em. Hey, how many Hamsters would you have to kill to make a pant?
because the fact is there are plenty of people in the world that dont give a shit about cruelty towards humans, yet they do care about cruelty towards animals, why is that? i dunno, but we both know thats the case, if it wasnt the case you wouldnt have all the pro animal rights groupsnycgirl said:I'm not the only that has brought them up. But how can we cry over this animal cruelty, when we don't blink an eye to the cruelty of humans. How can someone (in general) be against the cruelty of animals and then shop at the GAP?
I also brought up Lestat's point. If that was a mink or a fox would a thread have been created.
.50 cents an hour? Damn, you´d make a terrible colonist. Give them 2 dollars a day on a 12 hr workday plus a little basket of their own fruit they get to take home every day. They´ll live.nycgirl said:Wow, more name calling. Unless you can prove to me that, not an animal or HUMAN was harmed, or cruelly treated to produce every item you buy, drink, wear, eat, I don't think you have the right to judge.
I've noticed you keep sticking with fur. I own cow & lamb skin coats as well.
Do you own any leather goods? Pocket books, bags, shoes, etc.
Do you drive a solar powered car? Is your home solar heated? Do you use an alternative fuel source?
Are you 100% confident that your clothes were not made by children or adults working in sweatshop conditions?
Are you 100% confident that your medication and/or supplements were not tested on animals living in unhumane conditions?
Do you own any Diamonds? Do you own any Gold or other precious stones? (No need to elaborate on these questions)
Are you 100% that the foods you eat were not picked by men, women, children that make probably .50 an hour?
Trying to make money is "greed". It should be punished. We should all just hug kittens all day and tickle another and tell stories about teddybears.MattTheSkywalker said:Interesting thread.
There has to be a difference between "senseless" cruelty to animals (like the example of beating up the dog with a skateboard, sick fucks, glad they got arrested) and use of animals for human benefit.
In hundreds of millions of years, animals have never really contributed anything to the world to make it any better for themselves. They are even stupider than the stupidest of the New Orleans evacuees.
Hiatussin said:.50 cents an hour? Damn, you´d make a terrible colonist. Give them 2 dollars a day on a 12 hr workday plus a little basket of their own fruit they get to take home every day. They´ll live.
Oh, I know. Hiatussin said:Trying to make money is "greed". It should be punished. We should all just hug kittens all day and tickle another and tell stories about teddybears.
We could just eat nuts that fell from the trees. The trees are so pretty.
Asphalt is more durable.MattTheSkywalker said:Pave the Earth!
rofl, i love ur attitude.- definately brings it to reality instead of waaa waaa lpoor animals.nycgirl said:Most of our clothes are made in countries where dog & cat fur are no different than the cow/lamb skin we use for leather or fox/rabbit/mink fur. Also, its cheap.
The only reason why people are upset is because we mainly keep dogs & cats as pets. I don't hear anyone in this thread crying about the bunnies, chinchilas (sp?) or minks used for fur on coats made here in the States. Personally, I wouldn't want to wear dog fur, something tells me it doesn't smell well when wet.
That said, I need a new brown leather jacket & I am having a burger for lunch.
i threw a rock at a duck and killed it. if there is one thing in life i regret, it would be that.Ffactor said:When I was 10, I used to shoot neighbourhood dogs and cats with a BB gun. I thought it was hilarious. I can still remember them squealing. HAHHAHAHHAHAAA!
What about the animal rights of rats, roaches, worms, the crabs, chlamydia?Ffactor said:What about all those people that were eaten by sharks recently, what about the kids mauled by pittbulls, what about the poor guy raped by a donkey? WHAT ABOUT THEIR FUCKING RIGHTS YOU MISERABLE BASTARDS?
jenscats5 said:Ummmm - yeah - I'm just as disgusted by the minks & the chinchillas as I am with the dogs & cats being marketed for fur. While it's part of China's culture to eat dogs & cats & wear their fur - it's illegal to export said fur into the US & sell it under fraudulent circumstances - which does happen.
While I eat meat - I don't have a problem having a problem with the fur industry while still eating meat as I see a difference between the 2. That being said - there is no reason to treat animals (regardless of their use) cruelly & inhumanely. Also - production animals such as cows are 100% used - 'cept for the moo. ALL PARTS of the cow are used to make soap, shampoos, toothbrushes, coats, steaks, etc........nothing is wasted.
The fur industry is wasteful as the animals are not used for anything else OTHER than their fur AND there are many alternatives to fur. It's simply not necessary for someone who works in middle management, say, in New Jersey to wear a fur coat for the 50 yards they walk between their SUV & their office building. Now if they lived in a ten in the middle of Siberia - then I'd say they might need a fur coat to stay warm. Plus, the animals harvested for fur are treated cruelly and inhumanely.
Being on the top of the food chain as we are - we have a responsibility to speak for those who cannot speak for themselves.
jenscats5 said:And since no one I know lives in the tunda in a tent with no heat or electricity there's no need for a fur coat with all the synthetic options available. The fur industry is simply an unnecessary industry who's sole purpose is the exploitation, mistreatment & cruel handling of animals for their skin & nothing else.
Willfull & purposeful mistreatment of animals is sick.
the purpose of the leather industry is not to be cruel, its to make money, like any industry. there´s a demandjenscats5 said:Humans are self-reliant, self-sufficient & can (for the most part) take care of themselves. That's why humans have free will.
Again, there is a BIG difference between the humane raising of animals for slaughter for our basic survival needs --- ie food. And since the cow is already cut up for steaks, filet mignon, etc then we'll go right ahead & make us some new boots, a coat, make pet food, fertilizer, some toothbrushes, etc.....Same with pigs & sheep - they use the entire animal 'cept for the moo, squeal & Baa.
And since no one I know lives in the tunda in a tent with no heat or electricity there's no need for a fur coat with all the synthetic options available. The fur industry is simply an unnecessary industry who's sole purpose is the exploitation, mistreatment & cruel handling of animals for their skin & nothing else.
Willfull & purposeful mistreatment of animals is sick.
Oh and btw - I always kill my lobsters first before tossing them in the boiling water.
MattTheSkywalker said:Also no need for a 30 ounce steak when you can actually live on acorns. I prefer to live on tacos.
jenscats5 said:Again, there is a BIG difference between the humane raising of animals for slaughter for our basic survival needs --- ie food. And since the cow is already cut up for steaks, filet mignon, etc then we'll go right ahead & make us some new boots, a coat, make pet food, fertilizer, some toothbrushes, etc.....Same with pigs & sheep - they use the entire animal 'cept for the moo, squeal & Baa.
Willfull & purposeful mistreatment of animals is sick.
Hiatussin said:the purpose of the leather industry is not to be cruel, its to make money, like any industry. there´s a demand
I have btw never seen a synthetic leather shoe that looks or feels real.
You have to distinguish between not caring about animals and being out to hurt them
nycgirl said:Never said it wasn't sick.
Unless your meat & dairy has been certified by the Humane Treatment of Animals Organization (and there is one because I did legal work for them; They stamp the packages with at rabbit in a circle symbol), I highly doubt the animals used for meat at stores like Costco and national supermarkets were treated humanely. Are we going to boycott that as well?
Most leather goods come from China and other Asian countries (unless its high-end goods), I doubt those animals were treated humanely as well.
Next question, everyone is complaining about this . . . Do you have a solution? How many people on this thread are going to volunteer with their local Animal Rights Organization?
I'm with you bro.KillzwithPillz said:unreal, i cant watch that crap, that shit erks me to no end, id seriously take a bat in there and break all them guys leggs,,sad

mekannik said:Was anyone on this thread ever born in China? Lived there? Experienced the level of poverty and restriction? Alot of us will condemn the people in the video calling them ignorant, vile, or inhumane. But the truth of the matter is - no one from America would trade places with anyone in that video to save some of those animals.
We are too busy complaining about $3/gallon for gas.
jenscats5 said:As for a solution.........the problem with society is bigger than one person's idelogical thoughts such as myself. The world has deteriorated into a complete lack of respect for other life - human or animal.
MattTheSkywalker said:Is "humane" treatment of "animals" a contradiction?
Ahoy Matey.....So......grrrr....Ya likey me tacos do ya?MattTheSkywalker said:That kind of abdication of responsibility perpetutes the very things you criticize.
For what its worth, life expectancy for people is at an all time high, as is standard of living...so both quantity and quality of life have never been better.
I like tacos. I think you have to kill animals to make them. Bears, mostly. And pirates.

MattTheSkywalker said:Actually, China has a lot to do with $3/gallon for gas. I have employees there. Not in that in that biz though; they make software. And they do it humanely.
Is "humane" treatment of "animals" a contradiction?
MattTheSkywalker said:That kind of abdication of responsibility perpetutes the very things you criticize.
For what its worth, life expectancy for people is at an all time high, as is standard of living...so both quantity and quality of life have never been better.
I like tacos. I think you have to kill animals to make them. Bears, mostly. And pirates.

Mr. dB said:That could just as easily be the USA if the "business first" righties and libertarians get their way and all government restrictions on business practices are lifted. When profit is the only motive, businesses and corporations will do anything that will improve the bottom line. Ethics are a luxury they can't afford. We need regulatory agencies that are stronger than the entities they are regulating.
HumanTarget said:i wonder how offended everyone will be when they make a product out of people. PEOPLE!
MattTheSkywalker said:Ah, yes, the dream of the government's moral immaculacy is alive with you.
Amazingly, business people are corrupt, they take shortcuts, they exploit people....but government people are the standard bearers for ethics. Right.
Put your head back in the sand.
nycgirl said:we all know that people will be broken down into a hierarchy as well.
that was a Soylent Green reference. Tuesday is Soylent Green day.nycgirl said:Now, now, "PEOPLE", that's to specific. Since cats > sheep > rats to some people, we all know that people will be broken down into a hierarchy as well.
That is when things will get very interesting. Maybe, it won't be a big deal until it affects them.
Mr. dB said:That's why neither can be allowed to run rampant. Checks and balances.
But the corporate wonderland that economic conservatives envision would surely commit the grossest of human, animal, and environmental abuses if left unregulated in any way.
We need regulatory agencies that are stronger than the entities they are regulating
HumanTarget said:um, well, on a personal note, i'd like to give a big fuck you to anyone who wears snake skin assuming that is made out of rattlesnakes. it's not, they're made out of big, docile Burmese pythons. and no one eats snake meat. except pygmies.....
HumanTarget said:um, well, on a personal note, i'd like to give a big fuck you to anyone who wears snake skin assuming that is made out of rattlesnakes. it's not, they're made out of big, docile Burmese pythons. and no one eats snake meat. except pygmies.....
Big Rick Rock said:I have no problem with ANY animal being killed by somebody who plans to eat it's meat for food and use it's fur for making clothing. This is the way God and nature intended it from the start. That goes for ANY animal, evem cats and dogs. What I do not and will never agree with, is the treatment these animals are getting. There is no reason why the animlas are being kicked, beaten, dropped and mishandled.
If you must kill a dog to feed and clothe yourself then do it, but don't torture and brutalize the poor creature before you kill it.
-BRR
Just curious, what does being Christian have to do with eating beef & wearing leather?starfish said:Can't have what both ways? Animals shold be treated humanely period...end of story. There is no fucking reason any animal should be treated like that so you can sport a fur coat.
Aren't you the girl who was supposed to be all Christian? ...amazing
yeah, there are a few places that'll serve that up to you. otherwise, you better ring up Cletus for a recipe. actually, it's Brandeen's recipe, but Cletus don' like her talkin' on the phone.....MattTheSkywalker said:I've eaten rattlesnake. It was kinda tough.
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