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Tyra Banks. Disturbing, disgusting- you name it.
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how gracious. tyra banks has been wearing dead animals for years, now she organizes a photoshoot in a slaughterhouse with models wearing meat bikinis. now, im a vegetarian, but i can see why many people eat meat- they just get the product which is so unresembling of the creature that it was made from, so they just dont fully realize what's on their plate. but here comes mrs. banks, bringing "glamour" to lines of animal corpses... Hideous. the way she consciously, intendedly embraces death is disturbing to me...not only as an animal lover, but as ahuman being in general. i wouldnt be surprised if a photoshoot in a morgue came next.
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Nasty.
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PETA is going to have a field day!! :lol:
I'm veggie too and I'm honestly not preachy about it but...this is just beyond sick. :distress: |
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i think they should just leave it alone. this session itself speaks enough. i couldnt think of a better way to show how repulsive using dead animals for fashion is. besides, the only thing you can do to mock an attention whore is refuse to pay attention. |
Never liked her and this is just one more reason.
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I don't understand the purpose of this photo shoot. What the hell? Sometimes I feel like everyone is crazy.
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She's a publicity hound. And to think, I felt bad for her when Perez Hilton reported she pooped herself at a NYC 'Fashion Week' event.
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Ah, hell Tyra, why not just have a photo shoot in a morgue or some undertaker's parlor...just crawl right into the coffin...and make yourself at home.
She's one classy broad! (And the third photo looked like Paris Hilton...was it? Maybe it was Paris's idea?) |
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I find it greatly disturbing and disgusting. I think it's perverse.
would we hang up human corpses? however, I find the hypocrisy interesting, even in myself, that we are outraged because we are seeing what we do to animals that we all essentially end up eating. unless you don't eat, wear or use animal products/byproducts you really have no reason to be upset. do we? isn't it just upsetting because we are slapped in the face with what we (in general) do to animals that end up on our plates? is it the out of sight, out of mind theory and this forces us to see it? I ask simply to see how others theorize it. ETA: I guess it could be how the animals are treated as "props" that makes it perverse. that alters my original thoughts. |
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Meat bikini's eh? I wonder if Ms. Banks has some psychic hotline to Ed Gein or something?:lol:
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Tyra is Effing Insane :lol: :lol: :lol: |
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As an aside [warning: vegetarian rant ahead ;) ], I don't eat meat, but I don't judge those who do. I'm not the kind of person to tell anyone what to eat. If someone wants to eat meat, that's their choice. For us, it's just not something we're interested in. When my husband quit eating meat last November, his dangerously high cholesterol levels went down. So much so that he requires no medication for it now. We are both relatively thin and healthy, and morally we feel good about our choices. We are both big animal lovers and FOR US, it is too difficult to separate the animal from the meat on our plates. And yes, we are slightly hypocritical in that we eat dairy products, but we are doing the best we can. (copy/paste from a recent LJ entry) |
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David, you're BRILLIANT! That discovery also allows us to introduce human meat into our daily meal. What's for dinner?
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I'm more disgusted by the waste of food. There are starving people in...in...well, everywhere.
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"Heart attacks: God's revenge for eating his animal friends." |
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