Denmark Vesey: Janet Jackson Tells PETA

Thursday, January 06, 2011

Janet Jackson Tells PETA - "Kiss My Black Ass"

Janet Jackson Blackglama Fur Campaign Slammed by PETA – Janet Jackson is the face of a new campaign for a fur company. She will likely come under fire for backing the company from animal interests groups, but that doesn’t seem to be stopping Jackson from doing what she wants. She will be working with the company as a model and will be the biggest star for their new campaign.

Janet is an icon in the world of music and entertainment, a true legend,” Blackglama CEO Joe Morelli told People magazine. “She represents everything that this storied campaign embodies. Janet is to entertainment what Blackglama is to luxury.”

5 comments:

Seven Half Store said...: Get it J.J! Fellow Taurus 7 and proud supporter.; Jan 6, 2011, 3:37:00 PM
Anonymous said...: PETA needs to stay in their (yt) lane....; Jan 6, 2011, 5:09:00 PM
DMG said...: Oh, you mean PETA. Thought you meant Janet had something against pocket bread. I don't get PETA. I'm all for not kicking dogs or torturing cats in a basement, but they go WAY overboard. I mean, why in the fuck would someone feed their DOG a vegetarian meal, then wonder why Rex is nawing on their leg in the middle of the night?

I don't personally like fur, so I don't buy it. Simple. PETA is a joke to the majority of people and probably does more to harm animals with their antics than anyone.; Jan 6, 2011, 6:08:00 PM
Denmark Vesey said...: lol. oops.

Yeah man.

PETA.

PETA is just a propaganda tool of the Malthusian misanthropic scientific dictatorship which attempts to dehumanize people by elevating animals to the same level.

I like women who wear whatever the fuug they want to wear.

And I wish a muhfuggah would throw some blood on my wife's mink.; Jan 6, 2011, 6:30:00 PM
sakredkow said...: @DMG: I'm not necessarily disagreeing with you about PETA, but why do you say they probably do more harm to animals with their antics than anyone?; Jan 7, 2011, 11:18:00 AM

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