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Judi Lynn

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10. They have gone irredeemably sick, deteriorated inside. Wildly sub-human.
Sat Dec 26, 2015, 07:44 PM
Dec 2015

Their "pleasure" has a pure evil component.

About damn time. The Velveteen Ocelot Dec 2015 #1
+10000 trillion Dec 2015 #21
Actually Should Ban Importation Of ALL Trophy Animals Except For Scientific Or Conservation. TheMastersNemesis Dec 2015 #2
Killing for recreation is an abomination. EOM navarth Dec 2015 #3
I'd be happy dressing up in a bullet proof Lion suit. I could take my trophy heads home and... BlueJazz Dec 2015 #4
Even as a little kid, I understood and respected the idea of "shooting" Aristus Dec 2015 #5
700 lions at $20,000, that's $14M not going to Africa JustABozoOnThisBus Dec 2015 #6
hunting companies contribute only 3 percent of their revenue to communities living in hunting areas LanternWaste Dec 2015 #12
Yet nations that allow controlled hunting have the largest lion populations left in Africa NickB79 Dec 2015 #13
Interesting editorial. LanternWaste Dec 2015 #14
The original study was peer-reviewed and published in PNAS this year NickB79 Dec 2015 #15
I'm South African FarrenH Dec 2015 #16
Many of those people will still go to Africa, wickerwoman Dec 2015 #17
Greatest fear of all for these freaks is any law making it harder to harm or destroy others. Judi Lynn Dec 2015 #7
Lion "trophies?" farleftlib Dec 2015 #8
+1 SunSeeker Dec 2015 #9
They have gone irredeemably sick, deteriorated inside. Wildly sub-human. Judi Lynn Dec 2015 #10
LION HUNTING INDUSTRY??!? Herman4747 Dec 2015 #11
This was discussed last week.. From a New York Times article happyslug Dec 2015 #18
Breeders will produce thousands more to meet the the 'bred in captivity' exception. Sunlei Dec 2015 #19
The irony of it is that this will probably hurt conservation efforts Taitertots Dec 2015 #20
There are always unintended consequences when decisions like this are made Calista241 Dec 2015 #22
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