You are completly confusing everything, first of all people who torture and kill animals without a reason and for pleasure will kill humans, it isn’t as if someone who kills an animal for food will kill its pet or a human being.
2nd, Hunters hunt for food, skins, and the less important thing is keeping them as trophies, but nothing is wasted and their money is used for conservation.
And last, ufff, the information you gave about fur farms is fake.
Why are animal rights activists becoming so violent? because they are confused and they lack of true information, they don’t even know what an animal is.

I agree that animals should be treated humanely, even up until they’re about to slaughtered for consumption. I also think that endangered species need to be protected. That being said, Peta and other like minded people shoving their views down other people’s throats is bigoted and only hurts their own cause, creating a backlash against them. Perhaps that’s why they’re the minority. I like animals and I go on safaris a lot, but even I realize many of these animal rights activists go too far. Just because you don’t wear animal products doesn’t give you the right to try force others not to when an animal was treated well.

This bigotry is a growing liberal minded trend not only with animal rights but also with politics, look at Antifa and the growing backlash and rise of the right we’re seeing across the west.

By the way, there is no inherent morality to any of it. Don’t think you can shame everyone into believing as you do. It’s annoying and says more about you than the person you’re tossing it at.

Stop it. Do you want to be taken seriously? Do some fact checking and leave emotions out of this. On another note, non-human sentient beings kill one another all the time. Often, it’s in ways far more brutal than what actually goes on in situations when humans kill animals.

Do you expect life to be some gentle and easy ride? Every being dies. Some leave in pain and others do not. You’re never going to prevent the painful deaths of millions of creatures every day. You’re never going to stop a pride of lions eating a Cape buffalo while it’s still alive. You’re sure as hell never going to stop a hunter from killing a rabbit, who probably did so in a way that didn’t cause it pain.

It’s not such a big thing that some special group of people thinks they need to come along and force their own delusional ideas about nature.

Grow up.

“Thou salt not kill” refers to innocent people, not animals. If you go reread Genesis. It is clearly stated that God bestowed all living things upon us to use

Devin, you make a passionate defense of the animal rights position, but while we would love to debate some of your points (e.g., that animals are skinned alive. This NEVER happens in the fur trade), you don’t address the point of this blog post. Do you agree that animal rights activists are becoming more aggressive, and if so, why do you think that is?

It’s a case of the Blind Leading the Blind. Liberated poly-fleece fibres in the washing machine are flowing through Waste Water Treatment Plant discharge into the Oceans clogging the organs of Shellfish. Their Anti dogma includes the long fibres of Wool and Silk. Rayon a silk substitute like Bamboo fibre requires the Clearcutting of Forests evicting the forest critters they proclaim to defend. The Neurotoxin Carbon Disulphide poisons workers in the Pulp Mills and Fabric Plants.

Ref: https://www.seegerweiss.com/law-practices/toxic-exposure/Chemical-Exposure/Carbon-Disulfide/ Although the rubber, rayon, and cellophane industries have traditionally dominated the use of carbon disulfide, the toxin also has a history of use in agriculture as a grain fumigant, which was discontinued by the U.S. EPA in 1985. But this use has been dwarfed by a huge new application. A novel fumigant called metam sodium, which came to the market in the late 1980s. Carbon disulfide is metam sodium’s main starting ingredient. Metam sodium is used as a soil treatment against a variety of agricultural pests for a number of different crops.

Every time metam sodium is applied agriculturally, carbon disulfide is released into the air. More than fifty million pounds are used per year in the U.S.