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blackspade

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118. Nothing like the 'hunt of a lifetime'
Sun Nov 3, 2013, 10:11 PM
Nov 2013

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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What do the hunters do with the cougars they kill? OneGrassRoot Nov 2013 #1
Taco de gato grande. hobbit709 Nov 2013 #2
I remember stories about lion hunts in outdoor magazines but not recipes. HereSince1628 Nov 2013 #3
Nah, they just hang the heads and pelts over their fireplace. NuclearDem Nov 2013 #22
No. They drape the pelt over their penis bitchkitty Nov 2013 #53
ugh, so tired of the "small penis" jokes maxsolomon Nov 2013 #82
Except that it wasn't a joke. bitchkitty Nov 2013 #99
I'm not offended. Killing apex predators for sport offends me. maxsolomon Nov 2013 #106
just for you................ Ernesto Nov 2013 #103
question brucefamily6 Nov 2013 #109
It is not about the size so much as it is the man's perception of his masculinity Maraya1969 Nov 2013 #110
Your mistake is to assume Jenoch Nov 2013 #121
Thank You... brucefamily6 Nov 2013 #123
Several years ago there was a 17 year old boy Jenoch Nov 2013 #126
So killing cougars cures brain cancer? GeorgeGist Nov 2013 #4
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Because...? Omaha Steve Nov 2013 #6
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How do you DEFINE ethical? Omaha Steve Nov 2013 #8
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When did legal automatically equate with ethical? EOTE Nov 2013 #10
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So you think killing for fun is ethical. EOTE Nov 2013 #12
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Oh, well if a lot of people do it that makes it alright. NuclearDem Nov 2013 #19
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No it wouldn't be. NuclearDem Nov 2013 #30
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My point exactly. NuclearDem Nov 2013 #64
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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
i agree - hunters for sport make me sick samsingh Nov 2013 #114
So again, you think that legal is equivalent to ethical. EOTE Nov 2013 #21
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OK, so you think that killing for fun is ethical. EOTE Nov 2013 #31
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You're changing the topic once again. You were talking about killing SOLELY for fun. EOTE Nov 2013 #40
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Not only do you not have a problem with it, you think it's ethical. EOTE Nov 2013 #45
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You do know that laws and morals are two different things, right? EOTE Nov 2013 #51
What about the black rhino hunt, or hunting other endangered animals elsewhere uppityperson Nov 2013 #52
If it's legal, then it's ethical. EOTE Nov 2013 #57
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Again, you're afraid to state your actual position. EOTE Nov 2013 #61
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
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But, I thought polly7 Nov 2013 #69
This message was self-deleted by its author polly7 Nov 2013 #24
he has every right to engage in his hunt much as we have every right to criticize it. LanternWaste Nov 2013 #86
I think it's unethical not to eat what you kill. alarimer Nov 2013 #88
What I've seen from Poddy's 20 posts... Scootaloo Nov 2013 #26
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You also said that killing for fun is ethical. EOTE Nov 2013 #33
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Killing EXCLUSIVELY for pleasure is what we're talking about here. EOTE Nov 2013 #38
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Uh huh. And at what point does the killing of an animal become unethical? EOTE Nov 2013 #49
You approve of child rapists? I didn't see that post. Link? uppityperson Nov 2013 #39
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Your grammar was unclear. uppityperson Nov 2013 #47
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"Legal" and "ethical" are unrelated words, you know. Scootaloo Nov 2013 #75
I define it as not harassing and bullying children... Demo_Chris Nov 2013 #80
This message was self-deleted by its author tenderfoot Nov 2013 #18
Agree with the sentiment of the letter. KY5 Nov 2013 #16
+1 nomorenomore08 Nov 2013 #74
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
Odd Way to Cheer Up Sick Kids otohara Nov 2013 #17
Is he still sick? maxsolomon Nov 2013 #83
Well if it came from a PETA person at least they could have included a pin-up snooper2 Nov 2013 #20
Ha! Good point! nomorenomore08 Nov 2013 #76
While I am not a huge fan of hunting predators, Jenoch Nov 2013 #23
ironic that a person with a life-threatening disease wants to kill something else. legal or not spanone Nov 2013 #25
That was my first thougt too. Auntie Bush Nov 2013 #41
This message was self-deleted by its author bitchkitty Nov 2013 #54
We live in such an aggressive and bullying society. NCTraveler Nov 2013 #32
fuck people like the letter writer datasuspect Nov 2013 #34
Fuck that gutless letter writer. HappyMe Nov 2013 #43
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Fuck senseless killing. n/t bitchkitty Nov 2013 #55
And people who write harassing letters, delta17 Nov 2013 #73
Exactly. No real "good guys" here. nomorenomore08 Nov 2013 #77
I imagine the one will cause temporary emotional discomfort LanternWaste Nov 2013 #90
I don't hunt, and I am not a fan of trophy hunting. delta17 Nov 2013 #91
this thread illustrates some of the reasons there are less and less rural Democrats. Kali Nov 2013 #58
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Sure. Hunting can also be about providing food. It can also be about ecological issues. EOTE Nov 2013 #62
you missed the huge point Kali Nov 2013 #63
No, you're missing the point. I acknowledge that hunting CAN be about way more than killing. EOTE Nov 2013 #66
This. i am not an idiot, i fully understand what hunting provides La Lioness Priyanka Nov 2013 #108
I agree. HappyMe Nov 2013 #65
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
Where did it say Montezumasdaddy Nov 2013 #72
What does mountain lion taste like? I imagine it would have to be slow-cooked to be edible. nomorenomore08 Nov 2013 #78
Things like wolves and lions are not generally considered good eating Marrah_G Nov 2013 #79
False Drahthaardogs Nov 2013 #111
If it ate one of my pets maxsolomon Nov 2013 #85
Arkansas refusedd to acknowledge mountain lions present here until they caught one on video. moriah Nov 2013 #101
You're the person who just got booted, right? Nice new name... joeybee12 Nov 2013 #89
Hello- Holden's mom here brucefamily6 Nov 2013 #93
welcome to DU gopiscrap Nov 2013 #94
Hi Michelle - TBF Nov 2013 #98
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
I agree with Marrah G. stranger81 Nov 2013 #116
your post is so completely wrong brucefamily6 Nov 2013 #117
I misread and thought you purchased the one for 13k Marrah_G Nov 2013 #120
I agree brucefamily6 Nov 2013 #122
Looks like Poddy Fries (poddy mouth) died quickly but ethically Omaha Steve Nov 2013 #96
It certainly looked that way. In_The_Wind Nov 2013 #97
May he awaken in a celestial field with bullets flying around him. n/t Judi Lynn Nov 2013 #115
I wish California would have mountain lion hunts indie9197 Nov 2013 #102
A little history... Kayucian Nov 2013 #104
Thanks for the post Omaha Steve Nov 2013 #105
FACTS brucefamily6 Nov 2013 #107
You mistake anecdotes for fact, using mere presence and possibility to justify killing for fun. Kayucian Nov 2013 #119
Thanks cor the info Niceguy1 Nov 2013 #127
ARE MOUNTAIN LIONS DANGEROUS? Omaha Steve Nov 2013 #128
This post is why I posted this later Friday Omaha Steve Nov 2013 #113
Nothing like the 'hunt of a lifetime' blackspade Nov 2013 #118
why is his cancer so important? brucefamily6 Nov 2013 #124
Nobody's forcing their view on anyone else here. stranger81 Nov 2013 #125
You missed my point entirely.... blackspade Nov 2013 #129
Why MFM008 Nov 2013 #130
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