J wrote:DIRT SUGAR wrote:silkov wrote:Abolish all hunting!!!.... what gives humans the right to hunt animals for pleasure???........ or to inflict any pain or discomfort upon any animal?.
Yeah... damn right.... uuuhhh... but boxing's okay isn't it?

difference being people can choose wheter they want to box or not, and if they dont want to they dont have to, animals dont choose whether they wish to be chased for 14 fuckin miles and torn apart by a pack of dogs in the name of so called fornicating sport.
If it means that much to em I say one of the toffs should volunteer to be smeared in bacon and fornicating hunted accorss the landscape and torn to peices, world would be a better place.
As for these pricks who keep causing trouble half of em dont care anyway, its just afront so they can go and have a ruck. Spray the fuckers with iodine see what they gotta say when they go into work the next day and their boss asks em where theyve been and why the look the way they do.
See how many protesters turn up then looking for a fight.

I'm no private school toff, don't own a horse or a silly bugle. But I bet my dogs kill more animals each year than most of those hooray Henry hunts put together.
There is a genuine need to keep the fox population under control. I put my dogs down a hole and they kill, if the fox bolts, I shoot it. Unlike the horsey brigade I have a pretty high hunt:kill ratio. I don't believe I'm doing anything wrong.
There is a genuine need to keep the fox population under control. Whilst I readily admit I enjoy terriering, I do perform a neccesary role. The fact it's a hobby is irrelevant.
My other pursuit, hare coursing, is another thing that will be lost. On the face of it I can see how this sport may appear cruel. The truth is though, a healthy hare can always out manouvere a dog. The only hares that get caught are ones that for a number of reasons are not 100%. Coursing helps ensure a healthy hare population by killing off the weak. I hope you can understand that.
The people you all seem to hate (the posh people) hardly ever catch anything, although they won't admit that. It's people like me and other people with a working class or traveller background who have been terriering/coursing all our lives that do most of the killing. We like the sports and aren't doing any harm other than getting rid of a few things that need getting rid of.
Interestingly, hardly any of us working class people were at the march the other day. Why? Because truth be known, whilst a ban would be a bit of an inconvenience we'll not be stopping anyway.
Silkov, you should get a bit of perspective into your life. These are mangy old foxes who kill for pleasure themselves (foxes "in a hen house" always kill far more birds than they need). There's a myriad of more important things to worry about.