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VoidHawk
Am I understanding this right!?!
She went out hunting bears. The Bear bit her. And she's concerned because someone told her to think about it from the Bears point of view??
BWA HA HA HA
The Bear should have bit her head off.
Good bear.
What law was this young woman breaking PETA?
Oh, none?
Good, then shut the hell up.
WilsonWilson
reply to post by stargatetravels
You cant murder an animal.
They seem to revel in shock and intimidation campaigns
In my personal view of things?
Wrabbit2000
Hunting is kinda how we eat and have for thousands of years. Most of it now is what one might call Industrial hunting. We hunt them right up a ramp to various forms of dispatch in a slaughterhouse. That makes dinner for hundreds of millions.
Some, actually still go shoot it themselves ...and personally, after a short stint long ago at a Turkey kill plant? The ones getting shot get the better end of the bargain for how they go.
To send that type of letter so soon after the attack IMO is tacky and shameful.
And yes, she still intends to go hunting when she gets the chance.
Rainbowresidue
All in all I believe this letter was in bad taste, and bad timing.
PETA should go lecture someone else, elsewhere.
Poor young lady was probably still recovering from her wounds.
My two cents.
Now pass the steak, will ya?
and eating meat as the human physiology is designed to do.
snarky412
Panic2k11
reply to post by snarky412
Again you point is, we need an organization to protect little girls since bears can protect themselves. I think that the move was to the point and could be an incredibly opportunity to make a sport hunters reconsider their actions that were the direct cause of his situation.
There are too many humans and too few bears, that is the final math.
Ah, let me guess....
You are anti-gun
The reason for HUNTING SEASON is to thin out animals, so they don't over populate.
Whether it's deer/bear season, there is a specific time of the year to hunt.
It's not like a free for all, shoot what we want when we want.
There are laws in place to monitor hunting
And I value human lives over wild animals any day of the week
edit on 17-12-2013 by snarky412 because: (no reason given)
Asktheanimals
What law was this young woman breaking PETA?
Oh, none?
Good, then shut the hell up.
and Merry Christmas!
(ooh sorry, you don't celebrate that due to unfair labor practices for reindeer - mah bad)edit on 18-12-2013 by Asktheanimals because: (no reason given)