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In reply to the discussion: More on the lions that ate rhino poachers... [View all]Flaleftist
(3,473 posts)24. Poachers have murdered humans protecting reserves.
They know the risks and choose to kill poach anyway. Screw them. I hope this kind of thing happens to more often.
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I doubt it. The lions have probably been socialized with the rangers and the anti-poaching dogs
haele
Jul 2018
#13
Not fucking close to the Romans (humans) killing innocent people! Wow, unbelievable. nt
USALiberal
Jul 2018
#17
Romans also practiced satire. Hence we should deny ourselves that as well?
LanternWaste
Jul 2018
#19
The lions did not "mutilate" them. They ate them. It's what lions are supposed to do.
SunSeeker
Jul 2018
#37
Being eaten by lions necessarily involves a certain amount of mangling and mutilating.
The Velveteen Ocelot
Jul 2018
#71
I celebrate violent criminals taking themselves out by their own choices and actions.
Coventina
Jul 2018
#39
Poachers are worse than murderers. The animals have no idea about what the hell is happening
amuse bouche
Jul 2018
#40
I agree with you. I am not saddened by their deaths, but neither am I cheering.
Chemisse
Jul 2018
#84
I didn't have that info when I posted my thread--but this detail makes the story
tblue37
Jul 2018
#48
Reminds me of an incident I saw once. Was visiting with a friend who had 5 cats, two ducks and
suffragette
Jul 2018
#77
Obviously these aren't Detroit Lions or they would have ended up on the poachers' walls.
Hassler
Jul 2018
#79
Nature has risks, and a point blank, unemotional balance. Poachers lost.
Guilded Lilly
Jul 2018
#102
Smart job Lions! But if the Lions think this will deter more stupid poachers, well then maybe not :D
populistdriven
Jul 2018
#105