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Breetai said:Who knows why people spend time on the internet? Everyone has their reasons.
Well, let's stop flaming the guy anyway. There's no point to it.
wildthing said:Speaking about not have much of a life....why do you think I'm here...
Tuna sounds good I have some smoked salmon and some trout....
I hunt for survival from fast food and hormone-injected foods sold at grocery stores, as well as preservatives.*Lu* said:i dont agree with hunting full stop
society has moved on from something so primitive.
before u hunted for survival. i completly disagree with it as a sport
I took that into account.wildthing said:Remember "Lu" is from the UK. The place where things that are fun is against the law and that they are subjects of there government while we are citizens with the right to own arms.
Ahhh, the joys of government subjugation.wildthing said:Remember "Lu" is from the UK. The place where things that are fun is against the law and that they are subjects of there government while we are citizens with the right to own arms.
The feminist forum is over there ---------->bunnysfriend said:i havent read this whole thread but i thought i would add my views anyhoo. i dont have a problem with hunting, aslong as it is only for the purpose of eating what you kill. infact if i had it my way hunting would be the only way humans could eat meat as it would mean we ate less of it and there would be no more cruel intensive farming. Humans are greedy, we dont need to eat as much meat as we do, it should be a luxury like it was in the old days. professionals also say meat is not particulary good for you anyway!
As for hunting for sport, i think it is wrong wrong wrong! how a person can take pleasure out of killing a beautiful animal is beyond me. if you enjoy being outside and being in nature that is great, but why the need to kill what you go to watch? it is very sad. i think that people wil kill for fun and enjoy death are sick and wrong, especially those who cut off their victims heads and hang them on the wall as trophies. that animal no longer has its beauty while it was alive. i just dont get this attitude, "look me man, me kill inferior animal!" it is pathetic, a way of making yourselves feel superiour and masculine.
Only if it's for food.LIONOFZION said:I used to hunt but have since quit, i have thought long and hard on this issue.
When you kill something no matter what it is be it a human or a fruit fly you are TAKING AWAY all it HAS and all that it will EVER have...
We as christians have a choice, the majority of us do not need to hunt for food but hunt for the pleasure of the sport, I have heard many hunters say in defense say " I like being outdoors " OK! yet you need to hunt? a.k.a. KILL, why not hike, camp, or better yet outdoor/wildlife photography.
I also hear a number of Hunters say that it is a means of continuing on a tradition... to which i say, Slave traders held certain parts of their business as "traditions" yet they were WRONG...
The majority of us dont need to hunt for our food there is enough violence and death and killings committed on a daily basis in the worlds slaughterhouses.,,,,,,
I wil leave you with a few quotes to think about:
Poor animals! How jealously they guard their pathetic bodies... that which to us
is merely an evening's meal, but to them is life itself.
-- T. Casey Brenna
We are all God's creatures--that we pray to God for mercy and justice while we
continue to eat the flesh of animals that are slaughtered on our account is not
consistent.
-- Isaac Bashevis Singer
We pray on Sundays that we may have light
To guide our footsteps on the path we tread;
We are sick of war, we don't want to fight,
And yet we gorge ourselves upon the dead.
-- George Bernard Shaw
When a man wantonly destroys one of the works of man, we call him a vandal. When
he wantonly destroys one of the works of God, we call him a sportsman.
-- Joseph Wood Krutch
A man can live and be healthy without killing animals for food; therefore, if he
eats meat, he participates in taking animal life merely for the sake of his
appetite. And to act so is immoral.
-- Leo Tolstoy
And when I think of the suffering of the creatures in our factory farms,
laboratories, puppy mills, or of any animal neglected or mistreated by man, for me there is no more powerful question than to ask: "What would the Good Shepherd
think of this?"
-- Matthew Scully