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In reply to the discussion: Franklin teen unfazed by note condemning lion hunt [View all]blackspade
(10,056 posts)118. Nothing like the 'hunt of a lifetime'
to make you feel better about your cancer.
No, seriously, shooting animals will make you feel better and help you combat the cancer...
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It is not about the size so much as it is the man's perception of his masculinity
Maraya1969
Nov 2013
#110
You think supporting the wholesale slaughter of animals and vast destruction of the environment is?
NuclearDem
Nov 2013
#68
You do of course realize the difference between killing for necessity and killing for entertainment
LanternWaste
Nov 2013
#87
You're changing the topic once again. You were talking about killing SOLELY for fun.
EOTE
Nov 2013
#40
What about the black rhino hunt, or hunting other endangered animals elsewhere
uppityperson
Nov 2013
#52
Yes. ...... I've head that idiotic piece of logic before. Just yesterday, in fact
polly7
Nov 2013
#70
I asked about ethical (First Nebraska mountain lion permit goes to 15-year-old)
Omaha Steve
Nov 2013
#14
he has every right to engage in his hunt much as we have every right to criticize it.
LanternWaste
Nov 2013
#86
The original story that caused the letter didn't mention he is sick with link
Omaha Steve
Nov 2013
#81
Old enough to shoot yourself one of god's most magnificent creatures for fun,
stranger81
Nov 2013
#95
ironic that a person with a life-threatening disease wants to kill something else. legal or not
spanone
Nov 2013
#25
this thread illustrates some of the reasons there are less and less rural Democrats.
Kali
Nov 2013
#58
Sure. Hunting can also be about providing food. It can also be about ecological issues.
EOTE
Nov 2013
#62
No, you're missing the point. I acknowledge that hunting CAN be about way more than killing.
EOTE
Nov 2013
#66
What is the "way more than just killing" that justifies hunting apex predators?
maxsolomon
Nov 2013
#84
The big picture can be hard to see, and it often encompasses things that make us uncomfortable.
Kali
Nov 2013
#92
Nebraska man pays $13,500 for permit to hunt a mountain lion (why so much if it is ethical?)
Omaha Steve
Nov 2013
#71
What does mountain lion taste like? I imagine it would have to be slow-cooked to be edible.
nomorenomore08
Nov 2013
#78
Arkansas refusedd to acknowledge mountain lions present here until they caught one on video.
moriah
Nov 2013
#101
Best wishes to Holden and to his family and friends. There are outspoken people
uppityperson
Nov 2013
#100
You put it out ther and there will be people who think what you are doing is wrong
Marrah_G
Nov 2013
#112