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    I used to watch my grandmother knit hemp nets fred and my grandfather always had lurchers,I think some people understand the countryside and its ways.



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    Quote Originally Posted by Tawi2 View Post
    I used to watch my grandmother knit hemp nets fred and my grandfather always had lurchers,I think some people understand the countryside and its ways.
    Looks as if those days are gone..
    Do gooders be damned IMO..
    Our culture has been eroded by P.C lentil eating spoil sports!!


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    Talking or rabbits I bawled my eyes out when I was younger watching Watership Down. I had to be ushered out of the cinema by my aunty while sobbing into her busom. She wasn't very sympathetic. She said it's not how 34 year olds should behave.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Tawi2 View Post
    Have you ever seen dogs take a fox, arthur, your words indicate to me you havent ...
    NO, you're right ... I haven't! But I simply cannot, for the life of me, comprehend what so~called "pleasure" - rational - otherwise compassionate - human beings (many of whom who most likely own pets themselves) can possibly derive from the wantonly~senseless slaughter of the creatures dicussed.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Arthur Little View Post
    NO, you're right ... I haven't! But I simply cannot, for the life of me, comprehend what so~called "pleasure" - rational - otherwise compassionate - human beings (many of whom who most likely own pets themselves) can possibly derive from the wantonly~senseless slaughter of the creatures discussed.
    ... c'mon all you animal lovers - where's your support for my defence of them on the thread you started?


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    Quote Originally Posted by Arthur Little View Post
    ... c'mon all you animal lovers - where's your support for my defence of them on the thread you started?
    Arthur, you can't change the minds of people who support fox hunting, as they can't change my views against it. It's not worth having a debate with them on it. I've signed and shared the petitions and I'm sure the people who are against fox hunting will support it.
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    Quote Originally Posted by raynaputi View Post
    Arthur, you can't change the minds of people who support fox hunting, as they can't change my views against it. It's not worth having a debate with them on it. I've signed and shared the petitions and I'm sure the people who are against fox hunting will support it.
    Fair comment, Rayna ... ... I'm just bewildered at the number of people who appear to condone fox hunting and other "blood sports" ... especially among those members who purport to be so anti-Tory!


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    Quote Originally Posted by Tawi2 View Post
    Horse racing,it involves a degree of animal cruelty some say,and toffs love it,should it be banned?
    ... can't comment on *horse racing , I'm afraid.

    ........................................ 's Keith's domain. And ... ... to the best of my knowledge, *it doesn't come into the 'bloodsports' category, I'll "bet"!


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    Quote Originally Posted by Arthur Little View Post
    ... can't comment on *horse racing , I'm afraid.

    Besides ... 21/3rd pages on, I'm pretty sure this topic must be close to reaching "the end of its tether" ... as, of course, am I.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Arthur Little View Post
    ... can't comment on *horse racing , I'm afraid.

    ........................................ 's Keith's domain. And ... ... to the best of my knowledge, *it doesn't come into the 'bloodsports' category, I'll "bet"!
    Not the bloodsports category arthur but i mentioned it as a parry ln the context of animal suffering and toff enjoyment as that was your thrust at fox hunting,every coin has a flip side



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    Not many toffs involved with horse racing these days, it is all business and syndicates.

    When the last fox hunting took place, the farmers around my village would have been quite happy if they'd been given the permission to shoot the hunt when it trampled illegally over their land. Which it often did.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Ako Si Jamie View Post
    Talking or rabbits I bawled my eyes out when I was younger watching Watership Down. I had to be ushered out of the cinema by my aunty while sobbing into her busom. She wasn't very sympathetic. She said it's not how 34 year olds should behave.
    You big bright eyed softy!!


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    The fox can be a pest.
    Rats are animals too.. Is there a petition against that other ancient and honorable pastime rat baiting using ferrets and terriers? Like it or not..Local country residents still employ them..
    Why are cruel traps like glue boards not made illegal?

    Is it because the rat isn't cute enough with a nice big fluffy tail?


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    Poor misunderstood and persecuted things!!
    Animal racists!!




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    Quote Originally Posted by KeithD View Post

    When the last fox hunting took place, the farmers around my village would have been quite happy if they'd been given the permission to shoot the hunt when it trampled illegally over their land. Which it often did.
    Shoot 'em ... the rhyming word to 'hunt' (in plural).

    seems a reasonable enough proposition, ! But with, say, an airgun (in lieu of bullets) as it might give them a taste of what it feels like to be on the receiving end for once.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Arthur Little View Post
    Shoot 'em ... the rhyming word to 'hunt' (in plural).

    seems a reasonable enough proposition, ! But with, say, an airgun (in lieu of bullets) as it might give them a taste of what it feels like to be on the receiving end for once.


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    Cameron wrote
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    "Millions of pounds of taxpayers' money and thousands of hours of police time continue to be wasted on spurious allegations under the Hunting Act, but this issue will never be resolved until we have legislation based on evidence and principle, rather than prejudice and political point-scoring."

    He added: "We hope that Parliament gets the opportunity to consider this flawed legislation as soon as possible after the General Election. There is clear support from politicians of all parties for repeal of the Hunting Act."

    http://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/2015...n_6818068.html


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    Quote Originally Posted by fred View Post


    Cameron wrote
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    "Millions of pounds of taxpayers' money and thousands of hours of police time continue to be wasted on spurious allegations under the Hunting Act, but this issue will never be resolved until we have legislation based on evidence and principle, rather than prejudice and political point-scoring."

    He added: "We hope that Parliament gets the opportunity to consider this flawed legislation as soon as possible after the General Election. There is clear support from politicians of all parties for repeal of the Hunting Act."

    http://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/2015...n_6818068.html
    Hmm ... as we ALL know - full well - Cameron's the archetypal Tory toff ... ... if ever there was. !


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    Cats are a bigger pest. They crap in everyone's garden, and cat poo is very dangerous to kids. On top of that, the number of pet rabbits, chickens, birds, and guinea pigs that get killed by them each year is high.

    I wonder if horsemen with dogs went through the city chasing down cats, and then ripping them to shreds, it would be the same argument?
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    now if they had, hunt the criminal or hunt the terrorist, the rapist, the pedo, that would be ok


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    I wonder if horsemen with dogs went through the city chasing down cats, and then ripping them to shreds, it would be the same argument?
    I think its a good idea.. No argument from me!


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    I can never understand why cats aren't banned/hunted in Australia, considering the amount of defenseless native species they devour every day...let alone the devastation the introduced Foxes must wreak.


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    I agree Graham.. The fox was introduced into Aussie for the English hunt..
    Pretty sure that Rabbits were introduced in the same way..The two alien species completely destroyed many local habitat..Thats well documented... A big mistake.
    Cats??
    I dont like cats much!!


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    Most creatures have a purpose on this planet whether it's cats, rats or foxes.

    Toffs however


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    To be fair I accept the view from country dwellers-whenever I'm taking a farmer home (not to my house so no wisecracks) if there is anything on the road they say run it over mate
    I can't do that of course but I accept it's their way and town dwellers like me see it differently,i don't kill animals for fun.
    I will also agree whenever I'm eating any meat I don't focus on how it was killed as it would put me off.
    So i will accept both views on this subject and by the way many of the farmers are not toffs at all.


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    Cats are a bigger pest. They crap in everyone's garden, and cat poo is very dangerous to kids.
    Never heard of anyone being killed by a pussycat


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    Quote Originally Posted by Ako Si Jamie View Post
    Most creatures have a purpose on this planet whether it's cats, rats or foxes.

    Chavs however
    Corrected it for you


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