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<p>[QUOTE="lizjewel, post: 2843796, member: 13874"]May I add that I am not trying to start a <i>Vegans R Us</i> thread here. I am not against eating beef and I wear fur too, rabbit and fox, both <i>pests</i> if allowed to profilerate unchecked.</p><p><br /></p><p>However, it is well known that in some faraway lands where people are very poor anything that can be killed and sold is tolerated.</p><p><br /></p><p>What I meant to say, and thought I had, is that <i>killing rare and beautiful animals because something on/in them has become valuable</i> as luxury items for the very very rich is something I can't abide very well.</p><p><br /></p><p>Ivory is one of those things.</p><p><br /></p><p>No one NEEDS ivory for survival. Even pianos can now have keys made of other materials than ivory.</p><p><br /></p><p>Meat to be eaten and when part of the food chain we've have learned to accept. Frivolous killing for other reasons than to eat is not acceptable to me. And if some animals are killed for their meat and their furs and other parts are byproducts it's alright with me too.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="lizjewel, post: 2843796, member: 13874"]May I add that I am not trying to start a [I]Vegans R Us[/I] thread here. I am not against eating beef and I wear fur too, rabbit and fox, both [I]pests[/I] if allowed to profilerate unchecked. However, it is well known that in some faraway lands where people are very poor anything that can be killed and sold is tolerated. What I meant to say, and thought I had, is that [I]killing rare and beautiful animals because something on/in them has become valuable[/I] as luxury items for the very very rich is something I can't abide very well. Ivory is one of those things. No one NEEDS ivory for survival. Even pianos can now have keys made of other materials than ivory. Meat to be eaten and when part of the food chain we've have learned to accept. Frivolous killing for other reasons than to eat is not acceptable to me. And if some animals are killed for their meat and their furs and other parts are byproducts it's alright with me too.[/QUOTE]
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