Re: The fantasy world of Pro Hunt deviants

On Thu, 3 Jul 2003 03:43:13 +0100, Derek Moody
<derek@farm-direct.co.uk> wrote:

>In article <NtIMa.46520$xd5.2371344@stones.force9.net>, Zakhar
><URL:mailto:nospam@donotuse123.com> wrote:
>>
>> "Oz" <acoohdb@btopenworld.com> wrote in message
>> news:iyFn0KBdyxA$EwTR@btopenworld.com...
>> > Zakhar <nospam@donotuse123.com> writes
>
>> >
>> > >Do you care for a quarry by sticking arrows in it?
>> >
>> > Of course, as fast and painless a kill as possible.
>>
>> Hunters don't care about how painless it is, they may care how quick for
>> expeditious reasons.
>
>Painless too - for equally expeditious reasons if you like. Stressed meat is
>often tough

So what, stressed meat is a very valuable resource in many countries,
in fact most meat is stressed, from farm animal to wild animal. stop
trying to impress people with claimed connoisseur tastes you goon.

> and an animal in pain is likely to broadcast a warning to others
>thus reducing the day's bag.

Ha ha and the crack of a rifle isn't, or the scream of an animal being
hit isn't? this just goes to show how deluded the mind of a pervert
is, do you take the same approach when visiting male friends in public
toilets, do you gag each other?

>> > Not that derek mentioned care.
>>
>> I quote Derek:
>>
>> "A good hunter *cares* more for the quarry and its environment than a non
>> hunter.."
>
>Oh yes, every time.

Lie. You would not know the meaning of the word, except in your case,
care in the community, which us tax payers must pay for.

>> > >Does a Captain of a
>> > >trawler care about the sea bed?
>> >
>> > He should, and if he owned rights to it he would.
>> > But he doesn't, so he doesn't.
>>
>> So we agree that there are hunters who don't care about the environment.
>
>Probably. Only those with extensive technological assistance can afford to
>disregard it though, for a while. Those who care for it will always do
>better in the long run.

As will a pedophile who grooms his victims for two or three years,
have you also groomed victims on the net Mr Moody? how long would you
consider grooming victims for?

Would you like a pedo license where your victims are confined and you
just turn up one day and say I'll have him, him and him? is that your
idea of care?

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So, you dont like reasoned,
well thought out, civil debate?

I understand.

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Malcolm	Re: The fantasy world of Pro Hunt deviants On Thu, 3 Jul 2003 03:43:13 +0100, Derek Moody <derek@farm-direct.co.uk> wrote: >In article <NtIMa.46520$xd5.2371344@stones.force9.net>, Zakhar ><URL:mailto:nospam@donotuse123.com> wrote: >> >> "Oz" <acoohdb@btopenworld.com> wrote in message >> news:iyFn0KBdyxA$EwTR@btopenworld.com... >> > Zakhar <nospam@donotuse123.com> writes > >> > >> > >Do you care for a quarry by sticking arrows in it? >> > >> > Of course, as fast and painless a kill as possible. >> >> Hunters don't care about how painless it is, they may care how quick for >> expeditious reasons. > >Painless too - for equally expeditious reasons if you like. Stressed meat is >often tough So what, stressed meat is a very valuable resource in many countries, in fact most meat is stressed, from farm animal to wild animal. stop trying to impress people with claimed connoisseur tastes you goon. > and an animal in pain is likely to broadcast a warning to others >thus reducing the day's bag. Ha ha and the crack of a rifle isn't, or the scream of an animal being hit isn't? this just goes to show how deluded the mind of a pervert is, do you take the same approach when visiting male friends in public toilets, do you gag each other? >> > Not that derek mentioned care. >> >> I quote Derek: >> >> "A good hunter cares more for the quarry and its environment than a non >> hunter.." > >Oh yes, every time. Lie. You would not know the meaning of the word, except in your case, care in the community, which us tax payers must pay for. >> > >Does a Captain of a >> > >trawler care about the sea bed? >> > >> > He should, and if he owned rights to it he would. >> > But he doesn't, so he doesn't. >> >> So we agree that there are hunters who don't care about the environment. > >Probably. Only those with extensive technological assistance can afford to >disregard it though, for a while. Those who care for it will always do >better in the long run. As will a pedophile who grooms his victims for two or three years, have you also groomed victims on the net Mr Moody? how long would you consider grooming victims for? Would you like a pedo license where your victims are confined and you just turn up one day and say I'll have him, him and him? is that your idea of care? -- So, you dont like reasoned, well thought out, civil debate? I understand. /´¯/) /¯../ /..../ /´¯/'...'/´¯¯`·¸ /'/.../..../......./¨¯\ ('(...´...´.... ¯~/'...') \.................'...../ ''...\.......... _.·´ \..............( \.............\..