Poor Connie Kunkle

A very Photoshopped Connie Kunkle, tart of the upper Midwest
That trashy looking little tart Connie Kunkle is selling fur on ShopNBC this evening. God, the woman is pathetic. Tough as a 50-cent steak. Kind of like Sarah Palin. A redneck through and through, but yacking on about New York, Madison Avenue, blah blah. I'm blushing, it is so embarrassing.

I wonder if she knows that the animals are skinned alive for their fur.

They will pay for their cruelty--one day

Cedric and Norma Jean Kirchner are the faces behind the bloody business of fur on ShopNBC. They came out of retirement after 40 years in the unspeakably cruel fur industry to create this line of animal skins. They call them "fun little luxuries," but the reality is very different. Torture such as being skinned alive just isn't luxurious.

Meanwhile, poor Norma Jean looks like quite the fur hag. She thinks she looks good, though.
Get a glimpse into the bloody and shockingly inhumane fur industry
This morning, it is the shrill and squeaky-voiced Kimberly Wells who must parade the dead animal skins and promote them to middle America as a luxury. What a bloody lie.

Sarah Anderson, fur whore

Sarah Anderson of ShopNBC is a beautiful woman, but by all indications she has a cold, black heart. Or else, she is simply ignorant. It may be that she doesn't know about the horrors of the fur farms from which Cedric gets his animal skins. Sarah may not understand about genital and anal electrocution rods, drowning, insecticide injections directly into a fur-bearing animal's heart, or raccoon dogs being smashed to the ground as part of a torturous death. If she does know anything about how fur is obtained, then we should all say a prayer for her soul.

At any rate, she looked like a hooker tonight on ShopNBC, the network that is notorious for reneging on its fur-free pledge. Her show tonight was pure trash, and it was sad to see the duping of the gullible viewing audience.

Oh gawd she is calling the animal skins "cute" and "adorable." The irony.
Learn more about the cruelty of the fur industry
See what Martha Stewart says about fur
Send a message to ShopNBC and protest its cruelty and deceit

Retailers are going fur-free!

An important milestone...and more to come
The Humane Society of the United States has important news about its Fur-Free Designer and Retailer List. It has hit the 100-mark, with the recent addition of Overstock.com, and not long before, BCBG went fur-free. Great news!
Check this list often and make informed purchasing decisions.
Say no to ShopNBC, one of the more bloody purveyors of cruelty. It's even more despicable for the fraud it perpetrated on its customers, by reneging on its fur-free pledge. On the other hand, HSN just went fur-free!