PETA recently unveiled a new edition of its “Ink, Not Mink” ad campaign featuring everyone’s favorite DC-area gun enthusiast. (h/t Matt McHale)
NBA guard Gilbert Arenas scores points for animals and joins other legendary sports stars and celebrities by posing for PETA’s “Ink, Not Mink” campaign. Gilbert shows off his tattoos and bares his skin to help animals keep theirs.
Foxes, coyotes, minks, rabbits—even cats and dogs—are bludgeoned, strangled, and genitally electrocuted in the name of fashion. To avoid damaging their pelts, workers even skin some animals alive.
It’s pretty easy to loathe PETA for it’s extreme antics and it’s pretty tough to have a ton of empathy for Gilbert right now since the reason he’s now on an extended, unpaid leave of absence is not only because he made a single terrible decision by bringing guns to the lockerroom, but also because he inexplicably failed to grasp the gravity of the situation and mocked the whole incident in just about every form of media there is.
But, who know, maybe he’ll use the coming months to volunteer some more of his now-abundant free time and do some work that will help save a couple furry critters. How ironic would it be if the result of the Desert Eagle-toting PG being banished from the NBA is fewer animals being killed?
At least as ironic as that time I found that drawer of 10,000 spoons when all I needed was a knife.

The fact that you have “REPLICA” tattooed down the side of your arm and I have “DESERT EAGLE .50″ written down the side of mine should precipitate … you from abusing animals.
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