Animal rights activists protest during H&M fashion show

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PETA activist was noticed Thursday night at the H&M Fashion Show London. She wore high heels and held a poster accusing H&M of cruelty for using wool.

Some activists appeared on the H&M&YOU&I: A Fashion Story show taking place at Olympia. They protested against the use of wool and other animal products, while security personnel escorted them peacefully out of the event after their appearance.

According to the Free Press Journal, three different activists appeared on the stage of Kensington Olympia on September 17, while PETA UK informed that their slogans read, "H&M: Wool is BLOODY Cruel. Drop It!"

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“The protests have come after PETA claimed a Nativa-certified South African wool operation linked to H&M Group’s supply chain was found to be mistreating sheep and leaving them with gaping wounds after crude shearing.”

 

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This diva 

[Murakami27 8,929]

It’s funny how they’re better dressed than the models 

[Logan 20,917]

can't disagree with them

 

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The way they send their hottest persons. They know what's up 

[Bebe 17,289]

Yesss! Stop wearing wool and stop eating lamb! Such an evil industry.

[MadArchitect 1,474]

this feels like a stunt sorry

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43 minutes ago, Logan said:

can't disagree with them

 

Same.  Never on board with inflicting harm/pain on animals for clothing.  

[Bronco 28,021]

Don't disagree with them protesting or taking this kind of direct action. 

But I'll never not think Peta isn't a well funded psyop. 

[gagzus 25,247]

The only problem with PETA is while their objectives are admirable and I don’t even have a problem with their methods. They’re basically the stereotype of what people assume vegans/woke people are and they don’t leave room for nuance whatsoever. They’re too black and white. People don’t like black and white judgement or decisions.

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I’ll look more into this but sheep NEED sheared for their health and there are self-shearing sheep too. Of all animal by-products. This isn’t one I’m pressed about at all. And before y’all come for me, I know multiple sheep farms because I make yarn and knit/crochet. The sheep are fine

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42 minutes ago, NewEnglandWitch said:

I’ll look more into this but sheep NEED sheared for their health and there are self-shearing sheep too. Of all animal by-products. This isn’t one I’m pressed about at all. And before y’all come for me, I know multiple sheep farms because I make yarn and knit/crochet. The sheep are fine

“The protests have come after PETA claimed a Nativa-certified South African wool operation linked to H&M Group’s supply chain was found to be mistreating sheep and leaving them with gaping wounds after crude shearing.”

They say shearing in this instance was cruel‚ not that it's universally a bad practice.

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I guess these protesters only wear polyester? 

[Horny Chicken 11,186]

She owned that walk while better dressed than the models. 

 

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45 minutes ago, FfFfFfFF said:

“The protests have come after PETA claimed a Nativa-certified South African wool operation linked to H&M Group’s supply chain was found to be mistreating sheep and leaving them with gaping wounds after crude shearing.”

They say shearing in this instance was cruel‚ not that it's universally a bad practice.

While this is a good reason PETA is against all wool because they do not believe there’s an ethical way of obtaining it