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Old 07-12-2008, 04:53 PM
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If they are:

1. Bred in captivity
2. Raised humanely
3. Killed humanely

I am fine with it. Same as with any other animal product we eat or use.

If not, I am against it. Simple as.
Agreed.

I have leather at home and from time to time I eat crocodile.
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Old 07-12-2008, 05:04 PM
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Agreed.

I have leather at home and from time to time I eat crocodile.

Same, i prefer alligator though tbh, crocodilians are my favourite species of animal, like ash says if those 3 conditions are followed i have no problem with it. Alligator chowders nice!!
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same prefure the faux leathers


faux is readily available so dont see why we need real tbh!

Cause faux is for cheapo's

And i thought you had style nebbz!!
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Old 07-12-2008, 05:18 PM
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same prefure the faux leathers


faux is readily available so dont see why we need real tbh!
Bring me the real stuff every time!

Faux is readly available because of manufacturing, real is readily available because farming makes it so and animals are bred for the purpose. If they have a good quality of life and are humanely killed then what on earth is the problem?

I have leather jackets at home and a love them.
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as for the snakeskin stuff,the footage i ve seen of reticulated pythons getting slaughtered is far from humane.in fact its ing horrific ,so i would nt buy it..
as a result we will never probably now see a truly giant snake like the 32 footers that occasionally existed.
i still eat meat though and have three leather jackets!
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There is an ostrich farm in Aberdeen...I'm not sure if its for meat though or just for the eggs . In some places they do eat crocodiles and snakes though so using the skins too would stop them going to waste. If they are not endangered and the killing is regulated is it that diffrent from wearing cow or lamb skin?
it is for meat. they are very tasty. much nicer than pidgeon. the lairhillock restaurant serves beautiful ostrich!

crocodile is nice too. theres a pub in glasgow (cant remember name) does croc steaks and strawberry beer! YUM!
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Agreed.

I have leather at home and from time to time I eat crocodile.
Woop

Yes, same. I ate crocodile once. And kangaroo... and emu. Though, thats irrelevant. I'll shut up now.
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Yes, same. I ate crocodile once. And kangaroo... and emu. Though, thats irrelevant. I'll shut up now.
You're making me hungry.
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Bring me the real stuff every time!

Faux is readly available because of manufacturing, real is readily available because farming makes it so and animals are bred for the purpose. If they have a good quality of life and are humanely killed then what on earth is the problem?

I have leather jackets at home and a love them.
see but most leather in the uk does not come from animals farmed in the uk mostly comes from india and places like that type in the leather trade or what ever in youtube and see the horrible way the cows are treated
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see but most leather in the uk does not come from animals farmed in the uk mostly comes from india and places like that type in the leather trade or what ever in youtube and see the horrible way the cows are treated
First off in India cows are sacred and get treated very well.
Secondly "places like that" will upset some folk who have people from "places like that" in their family, such as myself.

I didn't say that the leather I have, say for my bike comes from a UK cow.
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