Fur Is Evil

Step Four: After clicking that last ad — and now a mere two clicks from a sponsored ad on Google’s Chinese home page — here’s what you find: an industrial dog meat farm. I think the pictures speak for themselves. (By the way, at this point, we’re still on Alibaba’s website, which is 40% owned [...]

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Step Three: Now, remember, we’re still literally only one click away from Google’s home page at this point. Now, let’s pick one of those dog fur sellers, like this one: Related Articles: Want to Find a Dog Meat Farm? Just Click a Google Dog Fur Ad – Step 3 Want to Find a Dog Meat [...]

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Step Two: Click on the sponsored link — thus making money for Google and 40% Yahoo-owned Alibaba — to find yourself on this page with literally tens of thousands of dog skins  available to you: Related Articles: Want to Find a Dog Meat Farm? Just Click a Google Dog Fur Ad – Step 3 Want [...]

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Step One:  Search in CHinese for “Dog Fur” (狗皮). Note the sponsored link above the search result (from a few minutes ago): Related Articles: Want to Find a Dog Meat Farm? Just Click a Google Dog Fur Ad – Step 3 Want to Find a Dog Meat Farm? Just Click a Google Dog Fur Ad [...]

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These two screenshots are from today. The first image shows a sponsored link on Google’s Chinese-language home page for Dog Skin. Clicking on the link takes one to a page with literally hundreds of thousands of units of dog skin for sale. The second image is the seller-provided photo of piles of dog skin on [...]

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To: Sergey Brin, Larry Page and Eric Schmidt. Re: The Little Dead Dog Below Wrapped in Plastic which is available via Alibaba.com, and discovered via a sponsored link on Google’s home page QUIZ: How do you suppose was this dog was killed? A) In the most painless, “humane” way possible. B) In a not-so-humane way, [...]

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The screenshots below were taken just a few minutes ago (June 9, 2020, China time), showing that Google continues to advertising DOG SKIN on its home page. One click on that ad takes one to Alibaba.com’s directory of dog skin and meat product sellers, which includes many pictures of dead and skinned dogs and puppies; [...]

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According to this press release by Animals Asia Foundation: Animals Asia Foundation has welcomed a decision by Alibaba.com Limited, which runs the world’s largest online business-to-business e-commerce site, to ban subscribers from listing bear bile products, as well as the fur and meat of cats and dogs. The ban applies to users of Alibaba.com (which [...]

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A search for “dog skin” in Chinese turns up not only lots of horrific results, but also horrific AdSense sponsored links for Dog Skin. Google, as an American company, should you be profiting from Dog Skin trade? NOTE: ALIBABA.COM, the platform selling this dog skin, is approx 40% owned by Yahoo (via their stake in [...]

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With the news that Google’s global advertising business will be getting into the living rooms of couch potatoes, I have a question: Will Google be advertising Dog Skin and Cat Skin on American TV sets? Since Google has no qualms advertising dog and cat skin online, I’m wondering if they’re going to bring this advertising [...]

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The graphic you see here pretty much tells the whole story our campaign — which we pray will be short-lived. Would you ever have imagined that Google would take money DIRECTLY from people who skin dogs and cats alive? Not abstractly or indirectly or metaphorically. The dog you see here is surely no longer with [...]

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Thanks to Google AdSense’s pro-fur policy, a well-meaning post about a Sacramento SPCA adoption day becomes yet another fur-selling opportunity for Google. Under the photo of this adorable little rescued dog from the Sacramento SPCA, there are Google ads for mink coats. Frankly, I believe mink are just as adorable and worthy of our compassion [...]

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Going to repost this graphic, since nothing has changed with Google’s policy on fur since it was first posted. Related Articles: Dog Skin from Google AdSense Partner Dog Skin from Google AdSense Partner Dog Skin from Google AdSense Partner

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May 9, 2009. A search on Google.com for “dog skin” (in Chinese)  yields a sponsored AdWords text ad for “dog skin”, or “dog fur” (the two words are the same in Chinese). In the poster above, you can see the search result with the AdWords ad. Clicking on the advertisement takes you to Alibaba.com’s “dog [...]

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Right now, the advertising of skins of dogs and cats have and continue to profit Google. These dog and cat skins come almost exclusively from a country, China, where it is perfectly legal and common to skin animals alive for their fur. I cannot believe that the vast majority of Google’s employees, managers and stockholders [...]

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This video capture shows sponsored links on Google.com’s home search page for a client of Google which has been openly selling dog skin. This dog skin-selling Google client has been a client of Google’s since at least Nov, 2008 (when this video capture was first made) and was a Google as recently as Jan, 2009. [...]

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This video capture shows sponsored links on Google.com’s home search page for a client of Google which has been openly selling dog skin. This dog skin-selling Google client has been a client of Google’s since at least Nov, 2008 (when this video capture was first made) and remains Google client today. (Jan 30, 2009). Related [...]

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Another one of Google’s dogskin-purveying clients in China. See their site by clicking THIS LINK. Like most of the dog and catskin sellers I’m finding, this Google AdSense client was advertising directly on the Google.com search page. I searched for “fur.” This company came up as a top sponsored result. And, voila, lots of dogskin [...]

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Apologies for the very tall graphic, but it tells a single story of the ramifications of  Google’s unfortunate pro-fur stance and needs to be told in context. Again, What You See is What You Get. Related Articles: Dog Skin from Google AdSense Partner Dog Skin from Google AdSense Partner Dog Skin from Google AdSense Partner

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