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Skinning Live Animals!
2008-08-13 10:11AM / 標準BLOG / 會員可以看
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A friend told me about this a few months ago. It's absolutely horrendous. I could only watch it half way. Sorry to have to share this, i know it's horrible but if more people knew what happens then maybe they would stop wearing and buying fur. Please try to pass this one around.

Video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-_AKdAGCYQU

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crazysomanfung
留言於2009-05-20 10:54PM [举报]

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jaymee
留言於2008-12-25 5:40PM [举报]

i don't even dare watch it.
just ran thru the comments and am beginnning to curse all those involved in the act. we all need to do sumthing. sigh
Kwan Gi Yue
留言於2008-08-20 7:58AM [举报]

Wow, that is shocking. I am quite an environmentalist myself. It's funny that no one has done anything about things like this. Are you ok? I got a sick stomach watching that.
rottendoubt
留言於2008-08-18 5:00PM [举报]

i can't believe it. =((((((((((((
mengxk622
留言於2008-08-15 12:17AM [举报]

i can not finish wacthing this viedo ,i feel shame cause this cirme was done by my fellow-chinese and i feel painful,hopeless and extremely sad when .........sorry ,GOD forgive them they have no idea what they are doing and please GOD save the animals.
apollo
留言於2008-08-14 2:46AM [举报]

Disturbing does not even begin to describe this. Honestly I did not watch the video clip but I can imagine what its like after reading Debbie's blog entry and reading some of your comments. I don't have the stomach to watch an animal suffer.

Why do you guys think people do this? What the heck is with someone who would skin an animal alive and then just let it suffer? I mean you would get the money even if you skinned the animal after it was dead and out of its misery. And how efficient would it be to skin a live, struggling animal? I don't understand. Could it be that some people get pleasure from doing this to a live animal and watching its pain? This makes little sense no matter how I think of it.
黃寶瑤
留言於2008-08-13 2:44PM

This is in china...
殿
留言於2008-08-13 2:38PM [举报]

this is very disturbing... what country is this?
eric
留言於2008-08-13 12:00PM [举报]

Ya, people should be aware of what goes into the products they use....that includes food too!
david0071978
留言於2008-08-13 10:34AM [举报]

That's just sick and wrong. If doing this wasn't bad enough, they just let it suffer, didn't even put it out of its misery.

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Debbie was born and raised in Hong Kong, but later migrated to Canada for college, eventually completing a degree in Marketing...
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Debbie was born and raised in Hong Kong, but later migrated to Canada for college, eventually completing a degree in Marketing. Her entertainment career began on the beauty pageant stages in Toronto and Hong Kong, where she won a string of awards that brought her into the public eye. She subsequently became a recognised face, appearing in numerous TV commercials, product endorsements, as well as music videos with Andy Lau and Aaron Kwok. Performing opportunities soon came knocking as she starred in the KL TV drama "Homecoming 2", and appeared in a number of prime-time TV shows in Singapore such as AXN's "E-Buzz", "Phua Chu Kang", "After Hours", and "Shooting Stars". Debbie has fast become a regular face on Singaporean TV after hosting 3 Season’s of Arts Central’s weekly art program "Front". She was recently seen hosting Channel 5’s “Mind Your Beauty”, as well as SuperSports football reality game show “Carlsberg Man of the Match Challenge” for the Euro 2008 Championships.
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