Religion and Ethics Forum
General Category => General Discussion => Topic started by: Humph Warden Bennett on November 27, 2017, 10:02:21 AM
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BBC article here. Obviously as a soft townie I don't agree with most of the views expressed, but it is good to read an opposing viewpoint, and the interviewee comes out with a very interesting conclusion.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/resources/idt-sh/I_love_animals_but_I_kill_them_too_hunting_alaskan_style
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I read this bilge the other day.
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I read it too. To be fair I should think maintaining a diet that is reliant on plant produce in that climate is nextt to impossible. And while I’ve no time for the romanticism of hunting it is at least more honest than buying meat in plastic supermarket trays, or frozen lasagne.
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I have no problem with people hunting animals which they intend to eat, unless they are an endangered species, but I don't think hunting merely for the pleasure of killing them is right.
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I read it too. To be fair I should think maintaining a diet that is reliant on plant produce in that climate is nextt to impossible.
Well, the animals being hunted actually manage it!
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Well, the animals being hunted actually manage it!
I want more than grass to be fair.
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I want more than grass to be fair.
Hash? Pills? ;)
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Hash? Pills? ;)
would account for a lot ;)
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Hash? Pills? ;)
In Alaska they’d probably be of the vetinary variety but hey.
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In Alaska they’d probably be of the vetinary variety but hey.
Top notch stuff, then.