Inspired by a bright red leather couch this morning, I started to think about using leather products and eating meat, and whether or not that's ok.
I for one am a meat-eating, fabric oblivious non-vegan. However, I don't wear fur because I think it feels gross and makes me feel like my coat is going to hop off my chest.
But when it comes to leather fabrics, I just firmly believe that that red cow was good and dead by the time someone walked into Rooms to Go to buy it. And I sure as hell didn't order a cow slaughtered for my $15 Gap leather belt.
Basically what I'm saying is that I don't believe one person can make a difference. Sure, maybe when championing civil rights or starting a war. But definitely not when it comes to industry.
Unless you introduce a new product or system of manufacturing (Steve Jobs or Henry Ford), you can't UN-invent something that the masses already buy. Herego, you cannot make a change backwards.
And no one wants to hang around that assbag who goes around slapping burgers out of people's mouths and throwing paint on their rabbit fur vests.
Moral of the story, don't try to start a one-man revolution against animal products. You will annoy people, ruin coats they bought with their hard-earned money, and likely start to smell wierd from lack of iron.
Do you divas out there believe in wearing fur, using leather, and eating meat??
This message is soooooo NOT approved and definitely NOT paid for by PETA.