PETA znaczki pocztowe ze znanymi osobami

Vivienne Westwood PETA US is going postal ?? literally. Just in time for holiday cards, the animal rights group is launching a limited-edition sheet of US Postal Service??approved photo stamps honouring celebrated vegetarians ?? including UK icons Vivienne Westwood, Morrissey, Alan Cumming and Paul and Stella McCartney ?? and we thought you might be interested in covering this unique project. Westwood went vegetarian because the English fashion designer believes that we should "not consume but live in harmony" with the world. And Stella McCartney ?? who, like Westwood, refuses to use fur in her designs ?? credits her father with instilling vegetarian values in her. "One of the things I was taught growing up was, 'Do unto others as you would have done to yourself'", she says. "It's a way of life." Manchester's Morrissey, of course, famously titled The Smiths' 1985 album Meat Is Murder, and he's still playing the title track live on tour. And he's not the only Brit who's outspoken about being kind to animals. Cumming, who famously blasted fur-wearers from onstage in Cabaret, thinks "killing to make or eat things is horrific". "Rotten carcasses don't feel good inside ?? my body", the Scottish actor says. "I've also seen some horrible documentaries about the hormones and things that go into meat. On a health level, meat is so scary." CAP/PLF Supplied by Capital Pictures Vivienne Westwood PETA US is going postal ??" literally. Just in time for holiday cards, the animal rights group is launching a limited-edition sheet of US Postal Service??"approved photo stamps honouring celebrated vegetarians ??" including UK icons Vivienne Westwood, Morrissey, Alan Cumming and Paul and Stella McCartney ??" and we thought you might be interested in covering this unique project. Westwood went vegetarian because the English fashion designer believes that we should "not consume but live in harmony" with the world. And Stella McCartney ??" who, like Westwood, refuses to use fur in her designs ??" credits her father with instilling vegetarian values in her. "One of the things I was taught growing up was, 'Do unto others as you would have done to yourself'", she says. "It's a way of life." Manchester's Morrissey, of course, famously titled The Smiths' 1985 album Meat Is Murder, and he's still playing the title track live on tour. And he's not the only Brit who's outspoken about being kind to animals. Cumming, who famously blasted fur-wearers from onstage in Cabaret, thinks "killing to make or eat things is horrific". "Rotten carcasses don't feel good inside ??S my body", the Scottish actor says. "I've also seen some horrible documentaries about the hormones and things that go into meat. On a health level, meat is so scary." CAP/PLF Supplied by Capital Pictures