"It better be fake," says the stan using a computer that contains minerals which were mined by a twelve-year-old African slave girl who's forced to work 22 hours a day in fear of having her hands cut off.
Like, I get the whole "fur is nasty" thing, but you can't take the moral high ground, especially not if you live in the first world where almost everything we consume is a product of some kind of human or animal exploitation. It's hypocritical.
"It better be fake," says the stan using a computer that contains minerals which were mined by a twelve-year-old African slave girl who's forced to work 22 hours a day in fear of having her hands cut off.
Like, I get the whole "fur is nasty" thing, but you can't take the moral high ground, especially not if you live in the first world where almost everything we consume is a product of some kind of human or animal exploitation. It's hypocritical.
"It better be fake," says the stan using a computer that contains minerals which were mined by a twelve-year-old African slave girl who's forced to work 22 hours a day in fear of having her hands cut off.
Like, I get the whole "fur is nasty" thing, but you can't take the moral high ground, especially not if you live in the first world where almost everything we consume is a product of some kind of human or animal exploitation. It's hypocritical.
"It better be fake," says the stan using a computer that contains minerals which were mined by a twelve-year-old African slave girl who's forced to work 22 hours a day in fear of having her hands cut off.
Like, I get the whole "fur is nasty" thing, but you can't take the moral high ground, especially not if you live in the first world where almost everything we consume is a product of some kind of human or animal exploitation. It's hypocritical.