Is Beth using this woman?

[@SahiraSound]

The question is "is Beth using this woman?" Yes she is, but she's also teaching her. And she's teaching a lot of people that are watching this show too. We see it time and again that eco demonstrators throw pebbles at Goliath and their reach is so short they can't even reach the shoelaces of a behemoth that is so big they're protests can't even reach the ears of the people because the damage and destruction they're trying to stop. If green peace wanted to make a difference they wouldn't try to stop the commercial fisherman they would go after the corporations and the hedge funds that own the corporations that run the commercial food industries behind the national brands. Because that's where the power is. You've always got to go with the money is That is the source.

[@Sassmouthin]

Well put!!!

[@dawncarson2279]

She sure did use her. Did u watch it? She did everything methodically to get her to react. And she did react. Prison worthy.

[@aliciadupuy9228]

Cus the eco demonstrators are funded by “the engine” as Beth put it. Think about it. If the “activists” shut down the ranches income (meat) then the corporate is free to buy it at a discount. It’s not mommy and daddy bailing these pests out of jail. It’s the corporations that donate to NGO’s that bail them out. Always. Follow. The Money. And whenever you hear of a corporation donating a bunch of money to “help” the environment, or animals, or anything for that matter, find out who is being hurt by the ppl being “helped” by the money. That is who big corporate wants out of their way.

[@mysanityizgone4576]

Unfortunately, people are too dumb to understand that...

[@thatgirl3960]

These protesters are all part of the plan. They never make any difference. Just virtue signalling.

[@debragorni2532]

She's hard, she's calloused, she sounds cruel but those who really know Beth know! She's savvy, smart, intelligent, yes cruel but to be kind. Beth! Beth is the bomb!

[@Uhohlisa]

Beth is one of the worst written characters on tv.

[@trishatate327]

@@Uhohlisa Because she's everywhere. There is no baseline or predictability.

[@maevebathory666]

​@@UhohlisaTHANK YOU!!!

[@RJLK0518]

"Cruel to be kind"? Wtf does that mean?

[@jhopsi]

​@@RJLK0518it's a common saying. It means a hard lesson or correction is often more kind than the future outcome would be without it.

[@wendyw8931]

“…who doesn’t know you exist.” Yup! So true! Also, those presidents and CEOs don’t care.

[@jibekmechler139]

Well we figured out one way to make them care

[@silverjuly9339]

I might think that its the executives and managers job to make sure the good news reach the CEO and presidents ears. Not news of protestors, rebels and damages to poor folks and environment, so that they get promoted and their add-on bonueses. CEO and higher ups got shielded because other people want their resources.

[@jameslune2096]

Luigi Is a god, hes innocent!​@jibekmechler139

[@zod4365]

Lol, they do now, security firm phones are blowing up

[@raffa4456]

Well we know now that they do 😂 it's not like "the dirty commies" didn't tell you all along. This is legit the reason your founding fathers left the second amendment in your constitution, not for school shootings. Get rid of your corporations in politics problem, we're rooting for you over here in Germany 🫶

[@CaulkMongler]

“They’re not in the business of need, they’re in the business of want” sadly very true to reality.

[@lovelyscorp79]

Its amazing, you cant detect one bit of her natural accent. And aussies have thick ones!!! I saw a musician talk about how she sang without hers. Its just amazing to me.

[@gavinmccully6960]

She was actually born in London in the UK

[@equinistrahorses6221]

She is Brit

[@mireiification]

I’m Croatian and lived in London for less than a year, but I picked up the accent completely. Even now, back home, when I speak English with native speakers, they often tell me they can hear a London accent. Some people just naturally pick up accents and dialects quickly.

[@lilsungal]

she’s not aussie lmao how embarrassing

[@lovelyscorp79]

@lilsungal not in the slightest. I have no issue admitting I was wrong. Especially when the two sound similar. Oops. Lololol. How ridiculous of a comment.

[@VickieHull-o6w]

Yes she is while steering her towards more effective was to use her passion and talents for the same cause she has had all along. No good deed goes unpunished they say.

[@quantumwitcher9376]

And what ways are those?

[@tabathapodczerviensky1988]

This is why I keep saying doing petty drug busts and going after trafficking rings and only getting the small guppies will never make a dent. You have to go to the source not the basic small traffickers that will be replaced B4 the one that was arrested makes it to jail.

[@randomwhatever5403]

Except that's not what this Is comparable too. cuz this is a supply and demand thing. This lady is presenting a complete misunderstanding of supply and demand purposely cuz she's trying to manipulate. This is actually comparable to trying to get less people addicted to drugs, trying to get more people help with addiction therefore the people won't be buying drugs. That's what this is. This isn't comparable to taking out the small dealers not tackling the big guy, making people aware of how wrong buying for coats is is like teaching kids in school how harmful drugs are. And if you're talking about it being that furs less bad than the airport, Yeah and? You can care about both. And as this lady had to tell the other person about this It's clearly not a very public plan. Caring about a smaller issue does not mean you don't care about the greater issue.

[@swilliss132]

True but then they would have to go after themselves and they'll never do that. This way they can pretend like they're trying to do something, pretend like they care, and make even more money doing it. I mean what better way to double your profits than to take back your own supply and resell it again plus the added money they get from selling everything else they take in the "bust". The government doesn't want to stop drugs, or drug addiction, they make far too much money. And they certainly don't care about the people whose lives are destroyed, they just have to make it look like they do.

[@basher5107]

Why do you think they don’t go after the big fish? Supply and demand and a whole bunch of cash,that’s why!

[@ami8181]

​@@basher5107 The case of Diddy showed that a lot of the higher ups are involved in all these atrocious crimes. While regular civilians fight each other and fall for propaganda and division. Same with the US Presidential rally. It doesn't really matter whether Harris or Trump would have won. Both republicans and democrats are backed and sponsored by the same billionaires. Nothing will change as long as the two party system exists. Nothing will change as long as lobbyism dictates the law and nothing will change if people with no morals are put in the highest positions.

[@crayolaclouds2696]

For trafficking rings, every bust is a win, every person saved matters so much more than the big bust.

[@faithkidwell9757]

Beth is completely right though, they aren’t tackling the problem they’re just annoying people. Because news flash, the next 100 minks are already dead. If you actually want to stop it then you need to stop the hunters, traders, you need to change laws and talk to animal rights organizations. But all that takes actual work not just a bucket of paint

[@realperson6201]

Not true. The sale of furs went way down because we protested and exposed the suffering of the animals. Did you know how they kill your fancy fur sobthe product is unmarried? An electric prod in the rear end. And you want to wear it? Gross.

[@LALIL444]

I will say that hunters, trappers, traders, etc aren’t really the problem. Many people do it to make a living off of their land in rougher regions. A lot of people hunt for the purpose of putting food on the table for their family and neighbors. Others do it to because it brings them peace to know that instead of buying overpriced, low quality, and unethically farmed meat, they’re instead using an animal that has had the chance to live a good life for sustenance. There are people who do it for the purpose of wildlife conservation as well. Without hunters, many habitats would become overpopulated and damaged by its inhabitants. I’d argue that most that I’ve met, do it for all of these reasons and fully understand that they’re taking a life to sustain their well-being. Having said that, there’s definitely a lot of terrible people who will do it purely for sport and break law. Obviously, mass fur farming is not okay. We don’t need to farm animals for their fur excessively, so we shouldn’t be doing it. It would be nice if the rich would buy from skilled and credible working people, but that would give too many of us the upper hand and bring us too close to their level. People who are actually putting in the work to curate a product should be the only people being paid out for it, ESPECIALLY in this case. It’s really not us who need to source products properly. We only buy what’s readily available. They have access to anything they want, as long as it can be bought. I can’t even imagine the unnecessary amount of fur a billionaire might have, not only that, but where it came from.

[@ccat5765]

The mass fur farmers that supply shops like this were started in order to make the product readily available without decimating wildlife populations. Getting rid of the supply without getting rid of the demand does nothing. People always want what is not readily available. The more rare an item, the more status they receive by owning it. Also, there is always someone waiting to make a a fortune providing something once rare and valuable for quick and cheap. And there is also always someone who will take something cheap and make it seem valuable and desirable to increase profit margins (food items like ground chuck, oxtail, and pork belly for example. They were the trash cuts, eaten by the poorest of the poor. Now they are gourmet dining.)

[@estebanpineros9409]

Same thing with organizations like Just Stop Oil. By blocking a road and pissing off people who're just trying to get to work, you're not stopping a single barrel of crude from being burned, you're just making sure any real action against climate change can get lumped in by sceptics and fossil fuel lobbyists with your obnoxious antics.

[@meredithmcmahon6239]

@@LALIL444not to mention, the whole movement against fur was primarily funded by the oil industry. Fake fur is made of plastics and is one of the to contributors to environmental microplastics. Real fur is culturally important especially where I live; it’s actually warm, and in the American fur market it’s mostly highly skilled self-employed people rather than a corporation. In Alaska, trapping and hunting are vital to maintaining a balanced ecosystem! The families of trappers often eat the animals too, so it’s not getting wasted.

[@davidmouton7667]

One thing I love about beth, she knows how to make a point

[@quantumwitcher9376]

She didn't make any here

[@jon8004]

And if she was a little smarter she’d understand why anyone, not just vegetarians, protest about anything.

[@sonofednawelthorpe8609]

She’s a brilliant actress

[@erikesangarbonzo8846]

She has a script

[@EllieAlessandro]

@@erikesangarbonzo8846- this is the most inane comment. What are you trying to prove with that comment? OF COURSE SHE JS AN ACTRESS! But that doesn’t stop her words from being true. Say that writer knows what he is talking about! 🤦🏻‍♀️🤦🏻‍♀️🤦🏻‍♀️🤦🏻‍♀️🤦🏻‍♀️🤦🏻‍♀️🤦🏻‍♀️

[@anonymousname5860]

@@erikesangarbonzo8846actors have scripts. Shows are written first, but delivery is key.

[@jasonpowderly7474]

​@@erikesangarbonzo8846And she's performing the script and giving it life, might I add, brilliantly.

[@BougieBlkRose]

I don’t know who this woman is, but I love her 😂😂😂 I never even seen the show, but she’s drawing me towards it! I’ve seen so many clips of her and every clip I’ve seen of her she’s been a bad a**!

[@hannah_31]

Same never watched it but want to now.

[@austinifeanyi6049]

Mee too Last saw her in Sherlock Holmes alongside Robert Downey Jr and Jude law Im drawn to her seeing this clip

[@LadyWillanger]

You’ve GOT to see the show. It’s incredible and she dazzles in every scene she’s in. I’m not much of a tv person, but this show is worth your time!! (Definitely has mature content, so if you have little ones, watch after they’re in bed.) Have a merry Christmas!

[@Ikeoluwa.O.T3]

What's the name? ​@@LadyWillanger

[@jennyneedsmeds]

She is intense. Great actress and a badass character.

[@chrisgottfried6188]

I have no idea what this show is about. All I know is this BAMF usually had a black eye or cut and then delivers an amazing monologue

[@MadhaviMPawar]

Yellowstone series. She is KELLY REILY BRITISH ACTRESS

[@bizzare_storm]

this is so real 😂

[@IDIDNCU23]

That scare on her is everything. Love her character.

[@jacobclifton9717]

I’ve never seen this show but every clip is gold

[@sandra969]

Watch it so good 😊

[@my_favourite_commenter]

I suggest you should watch the series on the weekend. Trust me, you won’t stop. 😂😂😂

[@LadyWillanger]

This show is a must see. You will be riveted.

[@SystemsJ4]

What’s the title?

[@akankshasingh2136]

@@SystemsJ4 Yellowstone.

[@GREGGRCO]

She's my spirit animal. It was a vulture. Now it's her character.

[@marielyramirez7991]

Weather is so smart telling her that they were going to make apartment buildings in the airport and condos on land that hasn't been touched in centuries

[@norasanchez2348]

Love this girls character, about time ❤❤❤

[@mayaj291]

Is this Yellowstone??? I keep seeing these clips and I wanna watch this show cause she’s badass

[@joefryhutagaol4276]

Yep!

[@KaramelLife]

This. Like the stop oil protest on the road stopping public peasants from going to work, ain't no way it's affecting the big corps 😂

[@jonsimpson6240]

Of course it’s effecting the big corporations, it generally increases their profits. What with the stopped traffic causing more gas to be burned for less distance travelled. Not to mention the discontent with actual complaints and legitimate activism with possible solutions.

[@Capszuleh]

​@@jonsimpson6240You do realize you can turn your car off to keep the gas Iow... Also traffic exists so Gas is a net loss already....

[@jonsimpson6240]

@@Capszuleh what do you mean “gas is a net loss” The argument is that the just stop oil people are only helping the oil companies because their protests make actual environmentalists look bad and the ones that stop traffic only real effect on the companies is to marginally increase the purchasing of gas. Of course people can turn off their cars while stopped in a lineup, they mostly don’t unless it’s a long stop. Gotta run air conditioning and the electronics.

[@saintrexhardt8950]

​@@CapszulehThe point is that most people are not going to turn off their engine when stopped by a group of protesters. It sounds so simple to assume that they would, but in reality if there's a mob of people stopping my progress most people are not going to turn themselves into sitting ducks by turning their engines off. They are adding to the problem they want to fix instead of going to protest at the actual source of the problem.

[@forkingsandkeys]

@@Capszuleh… who the fuck turns off their car in a traffic jam, if they hope/expect to move soon? If I’m on my way to work and held up by protesters, I hope/assume it will be handled before I have to worry about turning off my fucking car.

[@dtulip1]

Ah Beth emplying the "light blue touch paper and step back" rule

[@sarahandrews4580]

I love her. ❤ she's an amazing actress

[@alexisarrizon6083]

She just read this woman to filth😂

[@BradBouton-d9u]

You tell her Beth, she needs it, and if it helps you in the long run, that's all the better!!

[@shadeburst]

An insight into the fantasy world of scriptwriters.

[@judymyers9867]

Beth is just telling the truth to someone who should been told the truth instead of just keep bailing her out of her stupidity if helps Beth that’s a bonus

[@Daniel-zi5fx]

Beth Dutton just open that little ladies eyes to the real problem

[@enriquevillalobos2084]

i like her. shes the breathe of fresh air i need desperately in this millenniums twenties

[@justincase7848]

I love how beth is so intelligent. She sees through all the facades.

[@shaniecesingleton3704]

“The engine of the problem doesn’t know you exist.” See this Beth’s philosophy. Fight the fights you can win with 100% ferocity.

[@ralphbuschman3364]

Corporate interest are good at destroying environment in way to profit.

[@aiwili2bh]

Summer is constantly shown that she's ignorant to the truth and what she does is only superficial. Yet she continues to stay the same

[@jjohnsengraciesmom]

She actually tries to do good work. I remember in the 1970s, the attitude about fur was different. They make a difference. I wish they would have worked together, they could have accomplished so much.

[@successfullyoutuber3687]

Sometimes you just get tired of doing nothing. At that point doing anything is better than doing nothing even if it doesn't really make a difference.

[@Genni4862]

​@@successfullyoutuber3687 at that point, then it's done for their own sake. If they know that it does nothing, then all they're doing is stroking their own egos. Their energy would be better spent in other ways.

[@annkahler3517]

Not so much using her as pointing her in a useful direction. Rampaging t- Rex is gonna rampage- if you want that sound and thunder to do something- you pull a Jurassic world and toss a flare on Goliath.

[@Nicolchu_]

Never mind the Mink's.... What about those Puppies 😂

[@ThePiggiestOne]

I LOVED this actress in The Black Box (TV show). She was like Dr House, but more evidently dysfunctional, while brilliant. I ahoukd rewatch that

[@smickitoad]

She's elevating her purpose 😆 🤣.

[@Crystalpalaceliquor]

At least the demonstrators care

[@lonetiger1000]

Caring without understanding and ultimate achievable goals, at the end of the day, accomplished nothing. There are protestor and demonstrators who've changed hearts, and made a difference...this group isn't it. Fur coat paint throwers have been around for decades now..and they've accomplished almost nothing. At one point their actions encouraged people to buy fake coats..but they threw paint on those too. They also destroyed passed down coats of indigenous people, farmers, and hunters. People who used the coats for warmth, killed the animals without pain, and used the animals full body's out of respect. So over time their actions and voices fell on deaf ears..and they accomplished nothing.

[@JaneLaPlace]

So? Wasting energy without results is not smart.

[@leesheppard6043]

They're also unemployed, which is why they have time to protest.

[@theshadowfax239]

​@@JaneLaPlace What makes you think they're not getting results? Because some TV show writers wrote a cool speech for some actress you like to say? Be careful with worshiping these Hollywood celebrities and using them debation moral compass on. It's just entertainment, nothing about it is real.

[@Mis_hormonaslocas]

Most activist are very unaware of the real issues we should be fighting for…

[@chardonnaybarlow4873]

I absolutely respect people who are vegan or vegetarian because they don't like the idea of eating animals or something that has a face. However, the people who don't eat meat or animal products to protest animal cruelty are being completely counter intuitive. These corporations don't care because it is no longer impacting their bottom line and they don't care about the opinions of people who don't buy their product. They instead will just invest into a company that makes vegan or vegetarian products and keep their animal products business as usual. You want change, invest into the good guys. Vote with your dollar. Don't remove yourself from their market, because all that does is make them deaf to your voice.

[@blahblahblahblah729]

And they profit off vegans and vegetarians as well. The same companies that own meat production, own vegan and vegetarian companies. Because it isn't about moral or principle, it's about money. Always.

[@skylark6167]

You kinda just argued for veganism there, choosing plant foods over animals is voting with your dollar, and companies are gradually changing their product ranges. It's a slow process, but companies do notice market trends, and they make it easier for you to hop on the trend too. I've been vegan going on 30 years and it takes a fraction of the thought and effort it did, and it's so much easier to bring more people on board and to actually meaningfully impact the rate of death and suffering.

[@chardonnaybarlow4873]

@skylark6167 you just proved that you did not read the full comment. You are still giving your money to the same companies that process meat. You will never get to the point where everyone on the planet is on a vegan diet. Being vegan is also way more expensive and requires a larger fridge/pantry because you have to eat more for the same nutritional benefit. Also, farms for your soy beans, avocados, almonds and such are all part of the same monocropping infrastructure that you see decimating entire ecosystems and soil. You don't have to do that with cattle, they just free-range. For the stockyards before the meat get process, yes we should do away with those because they are unethical, but that is also why you can buy directly from ranchers who process their own meat and can stop by anytime to see their ranching operation and the conditions their animals live in. Now if you want to operate from a moral perspective, animals that are cared for by a family owned ranch live in far better conditions than any animal living in the wild because that was the evolutionary agreement created between man and animal when they became domesticated. When they are ill they are cured. When they are hungry they are fed. When it is time for them to return the favor and feed the farmer and pay for the food of the other cattle, they are dispatched as quickly and painlessly as possible. Same goes for pigs, chickens, goats, etc. Animals feel pain, yes. So do plants. The difference is that many plants have root systems to communicate to the plant next to it. Nor do they die immediately. Which means that while you are harvesting plants, the ones that you harvest last have the most carcinogens compared to the first one picked. It also means the last ones harvested contain the most pesticides, because believe it or not, plants can't move and their only evolutionary advantage is to make whatever eats it sick or dead. The number of plants that do not have these carcinogenic properties or pesticide properties are few in number and do not allow for a nutritionally correct diet. Meat doesn't do this because animals protect themselves by running or by fighting back with horns, claws and teeth. If you are curious, you are welcome to look up Dr Chaffee, who is a neurosurgeon and became carnivore due to this information long before carnivore became the fad diet it is today. Dr Barry(I believe that is his name) is also a carnivore and practices family medicine. But ultimately, your comment has proven that you don't care about the movement, the animals, the people, the cost, you only care about maintaining the moral high ground.

[@skylark6167]

@@chardonnaybarlow4873 damn, six paragraphs of insanity. So a short life with a pre-planned death seems kinda shitty, 100 billion a year is just an eternal suffering machine, regardless of medical treatment and feeding. Plants don't feel pain, they just don't, pain is the experience in your mind, not just the automatic response. Some of the poorest populations on the planet eat an almost vegan diet by necessity, the foods are far cheaper because they're just crops, you don't have to grow more crops to feed them like you do animals. Monocropping is bad, and it's necessary in large part due to the inefficiencies of animal ag. 80% of soy is fed to cattle, we'd need to grow less of it if we just ate it ourselves. A 70% reduction in land use would be possible from switching globally to a plant diet, or that space could be used to reduce crop intensity and prioritise land/environment health over yield.

[@chardonnaybarlow4873]

@@skylark6167 All I can say is I can't discuss something with a fool. Do your own research instead of living in your echo chamber, you might learn a thing or two.

[@elizabethorfalo]

'Mary Watson' always on the right side

[@TvNetJunkie]

This is the most brilliant comment ❤

[@elizabethorfalo]

@TvNetJunkie Thank You!!!

[@kingofnonation5843]

"Effort" money and power is what she meant

[@GuerlineMacean-sl7oy]

Love Beth... She is amazing, intelligent, beautiful and she also empowers others directly & indirectly.

[@klauds6375]

It actually does make a difference. These seemingly small acts of protest are how real change is made. By simply obstaining from buying fur or leather yourself makes a difference. Protesting makes even more of a difference. Convincing the plastic surgeons wife not to by fur anymore can change an entire community. It tells that store that they need to make more ethical choices for their clientelle in that location. The more this is done by individuals the more change will occur up the corporate ladder. It takes time. It takes effort. But its still makes change.

[@TheFaro2011]

Lol ok. one CEO of medical insurance caused others to backtrack on their changes. Nothing else has worked

[@myra-n3d]

People will not stop eating steak if a few people stop buying leather. People have been using leather for all human history. And eating steak and stew. Vegetarian is another word for to lazy to hunt.

[@zacharylicata679]

Vegetarian is another word for useless dependent

[@blahblahblahblah729]

It doesn't really. This whole "one person can make a difference" only takes the blame and responsability off of corporations and conglomarations and puts on the individual people who have nearly no power. The sales of the store will continue, the individual protest will die down, as other things happen that grab their attention. You have to go after the people that actually make the decisions

[@eduardtsyrulnykov3200]

Absolutely correct!!!

[@mzjones333]

This moment of truth and all the others this show highlights is why this show is awesome 🎉😊 Even the history of this family is more reality than most🎉😊

[@JenniH-mj8vh]

Lets hear it for the writer's, 🎉 great stuff. Keep getting the truth out there.

[@nehv78sm63]

She's main character villainess. ❤❤❤

[@DaveE99]

Her thinking of upstream thinking is solid, you also just have to start down stream to build awarness

[@msrobbins1798]

Beth's the main reason why I watch Yellowstone.

[@danaday1782]

Is the girl she talking to was in Coyote Ugly…. ??? Name was Piper???? 😮

[@vanessalawrence1008]

Piper peribo yes.

[@joshuawilm6421]

Minus the fact that its a show everything they said hold true. The true engine to these problems dont know we exist and also dont care

[@dk2ez864]

One of beths smartest plays... enemy of my enemy is my friend

[@crescentsun1000]

It all seems extra harsh knowing Beth just disposed of her in the end

[@Barbara-sl5os]

Beth talking smart. Just wait and see.

[@DashaTotem]

I wish more people realized this.

[@DashaTotem]

And made the changes they want in smarter kinder ways.

[@iheartbridalcouture5989]

Beth is genius level smart

[@Mytimemint]

Beth is loved by many=Force 2 Reckon with

[@59snitt]

Yes she is going to use her and anyone else or thing that she can to save what she loves. She is just more honest and conniving about it. Hell is coming and Beth is leading the charge

[@msk-qp6fn]

This is what I was taught about most protests and rallies. If a protest and rally seem to work, there is usually a team of legal and business experts helping out.

[@jetaime3137]

beth is calculated.

[@robertwalker3591]

“But the next mink…” “He dead too.” Damn. 😹😹😹

[@vt20247]

Oh yeah, she sure is.😂😂

[@basgotf]

Talk about baddass woman. I can't think of any other stronger female character that this. And I adore her for it! Please more like her!

[@jeffhaynes8848]

There is nothing like the truth God bless you Beth ❤

[@DianaEngland]

Beth my love ❤go to you so wonderful cosmopolitan ponier actress you are beautiful beloved beth

[@hippiemama52]

"They're not in the business of need, they're in the business of want."

[@AidenGray-d8p]

She's using her, yeah, but with nothing but facts.

[@littlemissdimples88]

It's amazing how this Beth actress was below the radar for so long, this show was the 1st time they made her look hot O_O the makeup, wardrobe etc fit her so well on this show, her charm was wasted earlier

[@Empire-rc2rv]

Beth I love you!!!

[@kaycharlie352]

Same beth is my Favorite

[@Option1666]

Beth, vibing with me!

[@dandrianti2852]

I like the suit that Beth is wearing here. The neck opening resembles a dagger, perhaps to indicate how dangerous this woman is.

[@sofiapelosanimais]

Actually a lot of brands have stoped selling fur because of pressure campaigns

[@allylou5151]

Shes A total bad ass !!! Smart lady

[@datboiderrty]

See how much you can learn when you just listen?

[@pennytull6459]

So many people in the World. Believing their doing the Right thing...and absolutly clueless. My Father said, "Can you see all these people working so hard, the energy their useing. If only we could capture it and put it in a bottle."

[@bluenomadbruh]

They do make a difference. Like it or not. The ones who say they dont have something to lose and or are narcs who are to sociopathic to do anything. The rest of us saw it and decided we wont support it.

[@stephaniespc]

They don't .. making fake fir more fashionable would..but even fake fir isn't fashionable anymore But protesting for animals never worked ..we have monkeys in labs still

[@stephaniespc]

We need diff tactics..most of the world are tone-deaf

[@Cat-Tiger-Taegi-Cult]

That's not the point of this clip if you pay attention Beth is redirecting her to a problem she needs help to solve the airport, etc. She's showing her that this fight is small potatoes compared to the one she's pointing her at.

[@siamesefightingfish2861]

You missed her point because you took that shit personal lol

[@skylark6167]

Yeah I don't know the context here but I don't trust the second lady, she doesn't care or doesn't want change or wants something else for herself, she's a terrible person to take advice from. I get this all the time, people coming up to me who like the system as it is telling me I'd convince them more if I was less annoying. I ask them what I could actually say to get them to change their mind and they harumph at me and walk off. Why would I listen to someone who just wants me to shut up?

[@jones616]

What a Star ❤🎉

[@ghoullovinbutch]

What ya need is a Luigi if you catch my drift.

[@f.kdu192]

Summer is just.... Idk 😂😂😂

[@jamesroper4952]

Yes Beth is using her, but she's also giving her a real problem to go after, instead of harassing hard working cowboys.

[@barrymorin773]

Piper is awesome!

[@angeldee7287]

Good job Beth. ❤

[@citigirlcountrified1927]

Beth is playing chess while they play checkers....

[@martinmabry5460]

Beth is smarter than the average bear.

[@solarmax0072]

Hey, booboo.

[@liyakassa6995]

It actually is tho, less ppl want mink, the less mink products r made especially if there’s controversy

[@heller2128]

Good God, she's amazing

[@adammiller8096]

Did you know that it takes 50-60 mink pelts to make a mink coat and the meat which usually not eaten by humans but the meat is sold to restaurants in China 🇨🇳 where consumers say it tastes like steak with a bit of fish.

[@nat_blueberry7011]

I love Beth

[@deborah3383]

Facts speak louder than protests.

[@ElizabethToledo-j3i]

Amazing😮😂❤❤❤❤

[@RoyalGentoo]

Yellowstone is an American neo-Western drama television series on the Paramount Network.

[@JadeAnnabelArt]

Very true! There's things you can do that DO make a difference. Protesting and harassing customers does nothing but annoy people. There's a vegan couple that instead of protesting meat and pouring milk on the street, they opened up a butchery that reliably sources meat products and makes sure that the animals are treated well before their inevitable death. People won't stop eating meat, people won't stop getting furs. What you can do, is find ways to ensure reliable sourcing and safe practices. (On that note, SpiritHoods sells faux fur coats and a percentage of profits goes to endangered wildlife preservation.)

[@zellophanee1154]

I love Beth so much

[@deeadair-reece1813]

Beths scar is right cheek...

[@jazpiinuu3108]

What episode is this again?

[@mariagill5183]

The 'root of the problem' is behind the powerful people. Fighting against that is near impossible...but It CAN be done

[@achilles7607]

I hate when people act rude to people who say harsh things to them when they are clearly doing it politely, respectfully and because they actually care.

[@ngxinloo3323]

If want to make a difference, tackle the roots of the problems. Like soil-deep root type

[@GarryWaltz]

That's a good start to educate the foolish thinkers that they know something then tell them to attack the engine of the problem

[@Shuang_Shuang]

But... Actually not. Sure, maybe these specific people are not saving specific minks, but contributing to a public debate impacts people to some extent, so at least it has more impact than not. They might not dissuade a person from buying a mink coat, but they are impacting to the total image and status of having costs of fur

[@Lawnflower]

Actually, shaming people who wear fur and support that brutal industry does work and has worked. It’s exposes their support of animal, cruelty and reduces demand.