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Pro-Hunt campaigners. For a start, it's a barbaric sport, causing unneccessary suffering to cut ickle foxes. And now it turns out the people that support can only express their opinions through violence. The reporter trying to interview people with blood running down their faces has to compete with mongoloids running up to the camera shouting "It suuuuucks!!!" in their finest mongol tones. Complete dickwads, in my opinion - just waiting for the Police to set the alsations on them, see how they like it.
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we don't take kindly to country folk around 'ere
Blank wrote:
> Why fox hunt when we have computer games?
>
> It'll only be a matter of time before we get MS FoxHunt Sim.
And there'll be yearly updates, with texture packs for different foxes, attire and horses.
> Why fox hunt when we have computer games?
>
> It'll only be a matter of time before we get MS FoxHunt Sim.
And there'll be yearly updates, with texture packs for different foxes, attire and horses.
Alas, i saw this and didn't twig what it was about and have thus posted my own topic. With a slightly different view.
Mr Snuggly wrote:
> Silent Thunder mashed the keypad:
> stuff
>
> So the reason to keep hunting is because there will be some unwanted
> dogs and "a flood of unwanted horses"? Which you claim
> will most likely be put down? Which would make your reason for being
> pro-hunting... animal cruelty?
>
> Mmm, irony is delicious when served with sarcasm.
Prfft, read the rest of the post and don't stop half way.
I said fox hunting is quite a barbaric way of dealing with foxes, but it is much better than some farmer with a crooked shot shooting one and leaving it in pain for a few days. Fox hunting does the same, yes, but it's quick. The animal doesn't suffer nearly as much.
>
> It's a funny image though, of all these dressed up toffs in their
> hunt uniforms, hanging around on street corners because there's
> nothing else to do. "They took away our livelihoods." Boo
> hoo, take up stamp collecting.
>
> "They took away our right to kill foxes, so let's go kill the
> dogs and horses we aren't using any more."
Erm.. no?
> Silent Thunder mashed the keypad:
> stuff
>
> So the reason to keep hunting is because there will be some unwanted
> dogs and "a flood of unwanted horses"? Which you claim
> will most likely be put down? Which would make your reason for being
> pro-hunting... animal cruelty?
>
> Mmm, irony is delicious when served with sarcasm.
Prfft, read the rest of the post and don't stop half way.
I said fox hunting is quite a barbaric way of dealing with foxes, but it is much better than some farmer with a crooked shot shooting one and leaving it in pain for a few days. Fox hunting does the same, yes, but it's quick. The animal doesn't suffer nearly as much.
>
> It's a funny image though, of all these dressed up toffs in their
> hunt uniforms, hanging around on street corners because there's
> nothing else to do. "They took away our livelihoods." Boo
> hoo, take up stamp collecting.
>
> "They took away our right to kill foxes, so let's go kill the
> dogs and horses we aren't using any more."
Erm.. no?
It's entirely possible that it's not the fox-hunters who are making the trouble, but rather a group of people just looking for trouble.
An estimated 100,000 foxes are killed per year on our roads compared to around 15,000 by hunts.
LETS BAN CARS!
LETS BAN CARS!
cookie monster wrote:
> It's entirely possible that it's not the fox-hunters who are making
> the trouble, but rather a group of people just looking for trouble.
Very true, there is a hardcore group of people who will turn up at any protest and insitigate violence.
> It's entirely possible that it's not the fox-hunters who are making
> the trouble, but rather a group of people just looking for trouble.
Very true, there is a hardcore group of people who will turn up at any protest and insitigate violence.
Yup, they said the majority were protesting in peace.
Still, crap security breach though.
Still, crap security breach though.
SemajaI wrote:
> An estimated 100,000 foxes are killed per year on our roads compared
> to around 15,000 by hunts.
>
> LETS BAN CARS!
Y'see, cars are useful... Hunting foxes is just completely pointless.
> An estimated 100,000 foxes are killed per year on our roads compared
> to around 15,000 by hunts.
>
> LETS BAN CARS!
Y'see, cars are useful... Hunting foxes is just completely pointless.
Also I'd hope to think that people who kill foxes on the road are accidental and there's no enjoyment to it at all.
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