Written by PETA
I think we can all agree that in this day and age, there's no excuse for pore poor Photoshopping, but someone at Bloody Burberry seems to have missed that memo.
In what must have been a tragic Photoshop accident by the oh-so-tragic Burberry, actor Emma Watson seems to have lost one of her legs. Luckily for her, that nub can be transformed back into a leg again with a few clicks of the "undo" button.
The question I'm asking about the whole fiasco is this: Can the magic of Photoshop help the countless animals who have suffered chewed-off limbs in the horrific process of making Bloody Burberry's fur cuffs, collars, and coats?
No, I guess not.
Written by Karin Bennett
The Fur Advocate - Fur is not biodegradable because of the chemical treatment used to stop it from rotting. Using these chemicals is also dangerous because they can cause water contamination. The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has filed complaints against fur farmers for illegally generating and disposing of hazardous waste. In 2006, American mink farms raised and killed 2.86 million minks, which generated 62,920 tons of manure and nearly 1,000 tons of phosphorus, wreaking havoc on water ecosystems. Do not be misled: Farming and trapping are torture for animals, who live their entire lives in tiny wire cages that expose them to the elements or languish in traps for days before the trapper comes to kill them. You can see for yourself how these animals suffer by watching the videos at www.petatv.com/skins.html.
I don't think it is Emma Watson who is at fault here, it's all Burberry for treating their animals like this. I doubt she is in any support of the matter & I think that if someone just showed her one of the horrifying videos she would understand. I doubt she knows anything about it. I second the ridiculousness about how PETA can't show their ads on television because they are "too graphic." Do they not want children to know where daddy got mommy's rabbit fur coat from? I don't understand this nonsense.. I don't get it. Even if they REALLY do need the fur, they couldn't just put them to sleep, or something less harmful? Does it pleasure them treating the animals like that? I could never, ever, EVER hurt an animal in the ways I have seen in these videos. Its almost unrealistic.. I just don't want to believe it. All I have to ask is.. Why?
My respect for her just went out the door
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