Survival Arts

Gisele Bündchen: some of my heroes are women too

Once again, PETA scum make fools of themselves, this time at last night's Victoria's Secret gala in New York City:

Four women associated with People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals followed Gisele Bündchen down the runway holding signs that read "Gisele: Fur Scum," protesting the supermodel's recent advertising campaign for American Legend's Blackglama brand mink coats.

The intended targets of PETA humiliation, however, from Gisele Bündchen to others on the runway at the time such as the fabulous Tyra Banks, proved why They Get Paid The Big Bucks: they never lost their stride, defiantly ghosting through the animals-before-people harridans, who were quickly hustled off by male security, to drowning applause... New Yorkers are really getting sick of being pushed around.

You should see the full video clip on the Fox News site: it's much longer than what the TV channel was able to show, and is in many ways an inspiring piece of America at its best: the music, the beauty, the pride, and the defiance in the face of thuggery. I think Ayn Rand would have approved of the scene; it was a great Sense of Life moment.

While you're at it, by the way, ask yourself this: what's the probable fate of women like Naomi, Tyra, and Gisele in a world like the one the Islamofascists wish to ram down our throats?

Now I really feel like taking my Scout out later this weekend and joining the other PETA - People for the Eating of Tasty Animals - by attempting to take a boar. 'Tis the season!