release of 50.000 minks in Kastoria
Kastoria is a city North west of greece . The city of Kastoria has a history and it was famous and rich cause of the furs …
Last night activists release 50.000 minks from a «farm» 
However lots of people criticize that action saying that minks can’t live free : they can’t eat , they cant drink water and soon they all going to die cause they just can’t survive by they own .
My opinion is : even if only one make it , it is a nice action plus it really send a message to any new business man who want to start that kind of business .
i girl i knew was so proud having a fur from mink …so sick
The mink farm owner was on television looking terribly worried, trying with trembling voice and stammering to describe the financial loss he suffered. A damage coming up to one million euroes. What is moral I thought is measured with money…- profit. That he is by force enslaving living beings abusing them and killing them in the most attrocious way in order to take their skin and make money, this did not matter to him. It is accepted by society, the law is on his side, and therefore this attrocious act is moral. Whereas the animal lovers who broke into his establishment with the inention of freeing the enslaved creatures are by the established standards, criminals. How long will profit be the criterion of morality? How long will laws support profit makers and disregard human and animal life especially, when it comes to making money? I look forward to a society, which would condemn such acts and send to prison a person like the mink farm owner for abusing , torturing animals and disrespecting their rights to life and freedom.
we all look forward to this society but we all have to fight to make our dream come true 🙂
I my friend dream of a society were there are no jails…and technology can be used for the good of mankind therefore making much better materials than animal skin for insulating ourselves from the cold,cause remember if you are living in a primitavist society you animals would be a rescource for survivl like ut has been for thousands of years.
i would also like every one to be vegan cause the animals in the concentrationn camps suffer horrifically,especially the ones used for milk,cheese and so on…..with this in prospective and the logic of putting people in jail most of the earths population would have to be in jail,anyways…just commenting
PEOPLE WELL FED NOT ANIMAL DEAD!!!
Primitivism addresses real concerns of top-soil destruction and the disconnect between us and the natural balance. Industrial production is culpable for extensively damaging the global environment and without austere anti-pollution measures the world would rapidly become unlivable. Veganism had been sustained on primitive technology for thousands of years in many cultures. We can make natural alternatives to fur. By steaming hemp fiber, a fur-like and super-insulating product is created. Various companies already offer hemp-faux fur.
People acting on an ethical imperative, against the standing (unnatural) order, have to break the law because the law is unjust. Whether releasing animals, sabotaging deforesting machinery, liberating prisoners of conscience, taking out dams, or organizing consensus based communities that work toward self-reliance and sufficiency to prevail through the last onslaught of capitalism, there is work cut out for us.
I’m thankful to the liberators for taking initiative to act on their ethical imperative. Much like the Western Wildlife Unit with Rod Coronado began in the U.S., the fur industry in Greece got a message that they are losing at life.