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Re: The fantasy world of Pro Hunt deviants
In article <b7c227602fcdf37569f442c92aae83db@free.teranews.co m>, Malcolm
<URL:mailto:Malcolm@malcsplace.com> wrote: > Your argument not here? Tell us and we'll give you our response Pete, without innocent hunters to vent your spleen on you'd turn inward and pine away. Cheerio, -- >> derek@farm-direct.co.uk >> http://www.farm-direct.co.uk/ |
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Re: The fantasy world of Pro Hunt deviants
I am not going to get into the debate about hunting, but I am amazed
that it raises more controversy than other "abuses" of animals. I think that keeping pets in towns is one of the worst animal abuses perpetrated by humans but because most people do it, a counter campaign is unlikely to ever get support. -- martin sage |
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Re: The fantasy world of Pro Hunt deviants
In article <3j4RI+BppSA$EwBQ@sagefarm.demon.co.uk>, martin sage
<URL:mailto:martin@sagefarm.demon.co.uk> wrote: > I am not going to get into the debate about hunting, but I am amazed > that it raises more controversy than other "abuses" of animals. I think > that keeping pets in towns is one of the worst animal abuses perpetrated > by humans but because most people do it, a counter campaign is unlikely > to ever get support. In reality it's nothing to do with animals. Look at who's involved, the stereotypes they invoke (and check the steretypes against fact) and draw your own conclusions. Cheerio, -- >> derek@farm-direct.co.uk >> http://www.farm-direct.co.uk/ |
