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		<title>By: dragos72</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Unfortunately, there is also the other side of the flip coin here. Cruelty can have a lot of faces, not necessary the hunter who pull the trigger when shooting an elephant, a bear or a rabbit. In many countries there are many people (mostly women) who prefer natural fur, only as a sign of wealth. Even my country was one of them in the &#039;80&#039;s...I remember many women who felt ashamed to wear fake fur, just because the public perception was that they are poor, they don&#039;t have enough money for a natural one. Nobody even think about saving animals lives. 
     I remember a lady, I knew her very well, who grew pairs of minks just for their fur. A mink coat fur was very expensive, around 100 thousand NOK at 2010 value (the year I left Norge). She was careful those minks to live, not for their lives, but for their fur... 
     What can I say? I&#039;m speechless...Prefer not even to think about it. I hate animal cruelty and if I could be even one day the Minister of Justice, I&#039;ll settle harsh punishments for this kind of criminality.]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Unfortunately, there is also the other side of the flip coin here. Cruelty can have a lot of faces, not necessary the hunter who pull the trigger when shooting an elephant, a bear or a rabbit. In many countries there are many people (mostly women) who prefer natural fur, only as a sign of wealth. Even my country was one of them in the &#8217;80&#8242;s&#8230;I remember many women who felt ashamed to wear fake fur, just because the public perception was that they are poor, they don&#8217;t have enough money for a natural one. Nobody even think about saving animals lives.<br />
     I remember a lady, I knew her very well, who grew pairs of minks just for their fur. A mink coat fur was very expensive, around 100 thousand NOK at 2010 value (the year I left Norge). She was careful those minks to live, not for their lives, but for their fur&#8230;<br />
     What can I say? I&#8217;m speechless&#8230;Prefer not even to think about it. I hate animal cruelty and if I could be even one day the Minister of Justice, I&#8217;ll settle harsh punishments for this kind of criminality.</p>
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