Do you think people should have the right to wear fur without being harrassed and protested against?
554094
yes, if you do not like fur then you should not wear it, but leave the rest of us alone.  The only way people will not wear fur is if it is not sold, the only way for it not to be sold is for people not wanting to buy it, no market no product.  Cigarettes are bad but they are sold because people want them.  Tell those animal people to mind their own business. Hey I would wear human skin if you could get it.
240374
I do agree that you should be allowed to express yourself.  But I also think it would eliminate the need for teens to dress a certain way to fit in.  This way kids would actually get to know the person rather than base their first impression on what clothing they wear. This way the kids who really cant afford the new trendy clothes may be more accepted and have a better school experience.
118062
Well that's true in a sense. People can speak out for what they believe and people hear, but in some countries they will be *silenced* by bad ways(to put delicatly)\nNo matter what though, I think they should outcry against it, if enough people think it's wrong and continue for a long time they could possibly do something, but it also may not help. That's the problem with freedom of speech, you can speak out but it doesn't always account for something. \nAm I making any sense? I'm sorry, my thoughts are all jumbled up!
433303
Doesn't bother me one bit. Just thought you were making a fashion statement, looks fine to me. Why would anybody think you are being disrespectful or whatever, to me you should be able to wear what you want and when you want to, that is what freedom is all about is it not?
1042254
As long as you aren't harming someone else while doing whatever, I think you should have the right to do it.
597103
don't worry about what people think. If they don't like what you wear then apparently their not your friends.
773685
Hold up! Why has this a problem all of sudden? People were wearing veils ages ago and no one complained then!\n\nNote: I dont wear a veil but I believe everyone has the right to wear what they like as long as it isnt hurting anyone.\n\nAnymore thumbs down?
739138
Interesting question - I'm glad you are thinking about morality and I would like to hear what the anti-fur people have to say about this. If they're not vegetarians, I'd like to hear why they treat some animals (their pets) extremely well while eating others. And why don't the anti-fur people complain about wearing leather? And why aren't they saying anything about the millions of modern day human slaves? I think it is important to have a consistent and logical justification for my own actions!\n\nI believe that *IF* the animals are treated humanely, there is no difference between eating them and wearing their fur. Remember that fur is a renewable resource, but synthetic fur comes from oil, a limited resource.\n\nNot all furs are harvested inhumanely, but the grisly image of clubbing seals and trapping beavers overpowers reality. So anyone who treat their animals well don't necessarily get the credit they're due. Sad that appearances often play a bigger role than facts when making decisions.\n\nIt would probably be more productive if the anti-fur people created a reporting scheme to give credit to those who treat animals well and somehow gave a seal of approval to them. I think most of my countrymen would rather purchase fur products from this type of source than people who maltreat animals.\n\nRegarding your point on the the nutrients in meat, it is possible to be a healthy vegetarian, except that even vegans need vitamin B-12, which only comes from animal sources. And it is almost impossible to avoid eating insect parts in grains, so there is really no such thing as a human who has never eaten animals.
865631
depends what your trapping for, if it's for food, yes it should be legal. if it's to remove animals to a safer environment, then yes. if it's just for fur-NO
684766
It would be great if you could wear exactly as much or as little as you wanted to, whenever you wanted to, and no-one would care.  However, the world is not like that at the moment, and I don't know how or whether we could ever make it that way.  So, my ideal answer would be 'yes' but in practice it's probably 'no', because it would be unacceptable for too many people.
924670
It's not detrimental-- it's only free expression and a right to choose.  Etiquette and diplomacy never hurt anyone.\n\nAmerica could go back to the days when Natives were heathens and their skins were worn as coats in the winter, if you'd rather.  They would probably treat all non-Conservatives that way.  Tar and feather, hang, shackles, whatever, for looking differently or acting differently.\n\nBrash thinking is passe.  Get with the times.
139515
Yes because being an American and/or in America guarantees the "right" to free speech.\n\nSee how cool that is, we may not agree with your assertion, but we'll defend your right to say it!! God Bless America!
758283
Yes, they have every right to condemn such a law. What a person wants to wear is up to a person's personal choices, as long as it levels to decency. That country is violating rights to religious freedom. No one has any right to interfere into other people's faith's.
101464
Ther is no need to ratify the constution for any one particular group's wishes. There are alredy anti-discrimination laws in our country. If someone is unhappy with a law, they should work within the system to change that law. Change cannot be forced and can only come from within. What needs to change is our perception that any group of people should have more or less rights than any other group.
775641
I agree they should be a ban on them wearing them if they do not like it.Tough Luck
91442
I disagree. There should be freedom of expression in all forms, but with responsibility to the society attached to it.
472601
Absolutely.  I agree with the above answer that said that no where are you guaranteed the right to not be offended.  But to take it a step further, why does my doing, or not doing something get taken as an offense.  \nI think there is a serious epidemic outbreak of "Thin Skin," and the only cure is an injection of some good old-fashioned "Get Over It!"