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Besides, this particular story was not about the killings of these animals; it was about the killer and the fact that she's 'young, blonde, and perky'...gag
This kinda cuts to the heart of it. Any big game hunter may bother you, but it is particularly offensive to you if it's a young blonde attractive girl. That's kinda wjtwet's whole point.
I'm going to step up and admit what everyone else is to scared to say. The pictures strike a chord of unpleasantness in most of us because the hunter is a young attractive girl. The first thing that goes through my head is that the picture is wrong, but I don't know why. The next thought is me rejecting that stupid notion. But why do we have that initial reaction? Because hunting lions and leopards and elephants is ugly nasty business reserved for middle-aged men. Pretty young girls aren't supposed to be in pictures like that. They're supposed to be off at shopping malls or the like. It's just playing with our culturally biased heads. That's why hundreds of men can and will pose in with carcasses of those same types of animals in those very same poses and almost nobody will care. It's not news. It's not very interesting. Just a bunch of guys doing their thing. Just another day on planet earth. But pretty little Kendall Jones doing it is shocking enough to make the news and create a 50,000 strong movement to get her banned from Facebook.
I don't know. I don't care that she hunts. But I think you have to be a little twisted to hunt Elephants. Something that is clearly smarter than she is, despite that enormous forehead giving off the impression that there is a large brain at work behind it.
I don't know. I don't care that she hunts. But I think you have to be a little twisted to hunt Elephants. Something that is clearly smarter than she is, despite that enormous forehead giving off the impression that there is a large brain at work behind it.
Christ on a bike. Who's "you people"? I'm not against hunting. But I sure as **** don't think you should hunt elephants, and you're stupid if you do. And, I don't find her particularly attractive, owing mainly to her giant forehead.
When all you hypocrites stop eating pork taken from pigs raised on factory farms where they are abused, mistreated, where deformed babies are slammed against concrete walls or floors to kill them, where they are kept for their entire lives in a pen so small there isn't even enough room to turn around in, or when you stop eating chicken that are kept in pens only big enough for one chicken but three are kept in, and never see the light of day in their lives, THEN you can talk.
However, if you've ever purchased pork, chicken, or beef from a grocery store or ate it at a restaurant, then you are nothing but a loud mouth hypocrite with a key board and internet access. Keep that in mind.
Christ on a bike. Who's "you people"? I'm not against hunting. But I sure as **** don't think you should hunt elephants, and you're stupid if you do. And, I don't find her particularly attractive, owing mainly to her giant forehead.
Deal with it.
Why not hunt elephants? It feeds villagers, it puts money in to the poor local economies, it creates sustainable income and jobs for people who run the hunting programs which creates incentive for conservation.
What exactly have you personally done to help conservation, except for running your mouth on an internet forum?
Elephants are incredibly intelligent. That's why I don't think you should hunt them. I think the cash she spends to do this would be better served going directly into these poor communities.
I used to work part time for the Essex Region Conservation Authority here in our county before my full time job's schedule changed and I had to drop it. If that's not good enough, I don't know what to tell ya.
Elephants are incredibly intelligent. That's why I don't think you should hunt them. I think the cash she spends to do this would be better served going directly into these poor communities.
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I don't. If she just donated the money, it'd be a one time thing and then it's done. However, setting up programs that allow people to legally hunt these animals creates a way to bring in even more money in the future with more hunters paying to hunt. It's a sustainable income, unlike a one time donation.
Elephants are incredibly intelligent. That's why I don't think you should hunt them. I think the cash she spends to do this would be better served going directly into these poor communities.
I used to work part time for the Essex Region Conservation Authority here in our county before my full time job's schedule changed and I had to drop it. If that's not good enough, I don't know what to tell ya.
I don't. If she just donated the money, it'd be a one time thing and then it's done. However, setting up programs that allow people to legally hunt these animals creates a way to bring in even more money in the future with more hunters paying to hunt. It's a sustainable income, unlike a one time donation.
I do see your point, WhipperSnapper, but I just don't agree with the game being hunted.
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BTW, so are pigs. Do you eat pork?
C'mon now. Pigs are pretty clever, but we are not going to put them on the same kind of levels as humans, apes, and dolphins.
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RE: elephants are intellgent
