Friday, 27 November 2009
Fur Trade Debate
Primitive man is believed to have evolved around the equator in hot conditions, they adapted to the cold conditions of night by wearing/sleeping in the skins of animals, presumably after eating them. As populations got bigger they had to populate colder climates and so soon began wearing animal skins and fur by day too. In the present day man has evolved in too manufactering machines that can make clothing, shoes and many other products out of animal hydes - often without the need to eat the meat provided by the animal. Fur is therefore primarily a luxury item in temperate climates, especially as clothing can be readily made from plant and chemical based material. This luxury stems from farm factory reared rabbit and mink especially - despite this being common knowledge, so called fashionable people seeking to be noticed wear this fur as a sign of their higher status than other non wearers - as they "Do whatever they want".
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