Dear Josh, About 1/2 of the "non-faux options" you offer above to promote cruelty are actually faux!!! You obviously can't tell the difference so why not wear and promote faux instead of actual dead animals? You must feel a sadistic need to inflict extreme pain on other beings in order to make yourself feel superior. Face it, people who still wear dead animals simply haven't evolved as far as those who wear a more advanced alternative. Joshua

Humankind has been wearing fur for tens of thousands of years now. And, I seriously doubt that we'll stop wearing it simply because PETA doesn't like it.

No one wears any type of garment to make themselves feel superior - that's only something that self-righteous PETA members would do.They, generally, wear it because of it's comfort and warmth. Also, fur can be harvested without inflicting great pain on an animal.

Well, that's just your opinion, whatevs. However, I'm pretty sure, without the need for affirmation from others, that I'm neither. ;)

Vandalism should be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. Fur-haters have the right to their beliefs, and the law sanctifies that, but they do not have the right to bully, intimidate, threaten, stalk, assault, or vandalize the property of those who don't share their beliefs. I happen to like fur, and as it is a legal commodity, the law sanctifies my right to purchase and wear it.I despise the smug self-righteousness of the anti-fur types. They're like cult members who feel that they've "seen the light" and are trying to convert the clueless into the new "religion", or at best, like petulent, bratty kids who believe that "Bambi" and "101 Dalmations" is real. The PETA videos of the Chinese fur farms was probably staged because PETA never handed over the unedited version. No fur farmer in the U.S., Canada, or Europe would ever skin a fur-bearer alive. This myth of live-skinning in the fur industry has become one of the "Big Lies" of our day, and has assumed the status of urban legend. Fur from Chinese farms is used in the domestic Chinese market because the quality is too poor for import to the West. Fur PELTS from Western fur farms are sometimes sent to China for processing into garments. We probably wouldn't have this problem of China assuming a large part of this industry if it hadn't been for the animal "rights" cultists in the West. By the way, I agree with boycotting faux fur and "pleather (made from petrochemicals and environmentally unsound), and I should add anti-fur celebrities to the list until these vandals are caught and prosecuted.