Might be a stupid question, but is fur farming actually worse than meat farming?
BearFeetOrWhiteSox on
I mean is „the real thing“ even better anymore? Like with wood, the real thing means you can sand it down and restain it and keep it for generations. With fur…. I mean it’s fashion, no one wants to be dressed like their grandma.
Simple-Sun2608 on
What is the fur being used for? Cause I dont know anyone still wearing fur, didnt seem to be a thing in Poland when I was there in winter either.
the-0range-turd on
in 8 years there will be nothing to farm so… checks out i guess?
IoIomopanot on
There are more options for clothing to stay warm. Animal cruelty should be on the bottom of the list.
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2033… like really
Just do it now
Farmers are… furrious.
Might be a stupid question, but is fur farming actually worse than meat farming?
I mean is „the real thing“ even better anymore? Like with wood, the real thing means you can sand it down and restain it and keep it for generations. With fur…. I mean it’s fashion, no one wants to be dressed like their grandma.
What is the fur being used for? Cause I dont know anyone still wearing fur, didnt seem to be a thing in Poland when I was there in winter either.
in 8 years there will be nothing to farm so… checks out i guess?
There are more options for clothing to stay warm. Animal cruelty should be on the bottom of the list.
Bit of context:
Back in 2020, [mink farms were a major source of early COVID-19 outbreaks in Poland](https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC10819236/#abstract1) and other northern European nations.
More recently, there have been cases of [minks contracting avian flu](https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC9853945/).
Commercial mink farms are very effective infectious disease incubators, and it’s relatively easy for viruses to spread from minks to humans.
Poland’s new ban on mink farms is about biosecurity/disease prevention as much as animal rights.