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In reply to the discussion: More on the lions that ate rhino poachers... [View all]kcr
(15,522 posts)55. Oh, please.
This is nothing like when Romans threw Christians to the lions. No one threw these poachers to the lions. They put themselves there, poaching. Do you know what poaching is?
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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