Furr Dilemma?

I've always been against fur but I recently saw a rabbit jacket and rabbit boots that I fell in love with! What should I do...





I'm thinking if the clothes are already made I should by them, but if they r gonna go out and kill a rabbit just cuz I ordered them, then I don't wanna b responsible 4 that...





What should I do... I want the clothes but no the guilt...

Furr Dilemma?
Step away and face the truth, do not buy them. Do not even look at them again or you will be tempted. Don't let the consumer market possess you; just think if you think that if you buy it it won't make a difference, but what if a 1000 people bought them? That's 1000 rabbits (probably more than 1000) killed.





I look upon fur clothing with great disdain. My grandma had a fur coat and a weasel scarf (yes with the head still attached) and when she put the coat around me I nearly screamed. I do not even seem to comprehend how people can stand wearing another mammal's hide! It creeps me out and it is utterly disgusting.





My advice, do not buy them. You said you were against them right? If your still tempted after reading this minor answer, you can try to find clothing like around on EBay or online that uses fake fur instead.
Reply:think of it this way...If you buy those stuff, other people will also because they think the same way you do, and that means more rabbit will get killed and skinned and furred to meet the needs. You're right because if the clothes were already made, they'll be there forever until someone else will buy them. It takes lots of effort to commit something. One less person buying those clothes would mean one less animal dying. So think of yourself, will you feel alright after you buy those stuff (i know they must be pretty expensive) and put them on and walk around as another supporter of animal fur?? No one is forcing you. You make the choices that you know by heart that will make you happy.
Reply:I've been against real animal fur products too. I know how that feels my mom got me a vest made from sheep but I didn't wear it. As much I am against it I bought boots made out of sheep skin. (I felt really bad but I fell in %26lt;3 with them they were the only real animal fur/skin I bought otherwise it's all faux) Ask them if they had already made the items and if they haven't don't buy them. It's probably already made but you could probably find faux rabbit stuff.
Reply:It doesn't matter if they're already made or if they make it especially for you, you're still wearing a dead animal and that's gross and disgusting. There are so many alternatives? Why would you shell out all that money for something you could get way cheaper, without knowing that what you're wearing used to have eyes?
Reply:Wear what you like. Just realize that you may have to endure comments from other people who don't like the fact that you are wearing animal fur. If you don't care that some people may be offended (or worse, might try to destroy your jacket by throwing paint on it or something) then so be it.





I personally do not wear any form of animal product, but I don't think I have the right to tell someone else what they can and cannot wear.
Reply:You are a woman, you have the right to change your mind, but your reasoning is very, very lame. If you ordered a fur coat online, it's alreay been made. By buying fur you are adding the demand and therefore the supply, there is no avoiding that.



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