Poor Kat Von D, she keeps digging her hole much deeper trying to lessen the damage done from her disclosing on social media on how she would raise her child. What she did not count on, as one blogger at Hollywood Gossip points out, is that the boycott effort over Kat Von D’s maternity choices…
The online humor website Cracked produced a YouTube video that criticized the animal rights group People for the Extortion, Torture, and Abuse of human beings (PETA). Unfortunately, Cracked took the original video and the re-make down due to the group’s continued legal pressure. The original video is not available, but the re-make is below for…
Candace Owens of Red Pill Black fame alterted her followers on Twitter today that the social media company is doing something tantamount to purging conservative accounts in what is known as a #twitterlockout. So far, no response from Twitter explaining their actions. Twitter and Facebook’s conduct is tantamount to censoring opinions on their social media…
A bill in California’s legislature geared to ban animal testing for cosmetics is being considered in which animal rights groups are said to be supportive of the measure. South Korea and Europe have banned the use of animals for cosmetics testing and efforts on the part of animal rights groups in other countries have attempted…
People obviously feel a lot safer now that Great Britain has banned microbeads. Its a wonder that this problem went so long without being addressed. It is outrageous that beauty product makers used microbeads since they can end up polluting water ways and end up in the bowels of animals, like fish, just like environmentalists…
I don’t see how the mainstream media could have missed this. WPRI, a puny television station out of Providence, Rhode Island reports that scientists in the UK are urging the British parliament to ban glitter. This must be some sort of conspiracy since it’s obvious the threat of glitter in England is so great that…
Cosmetic companies need to test their products are safe before selling them to consumers. This video points out that (for now) testing cosmetics on animals is the best way to detect problems with cosmetic products.
