Gorilla shot after 4yr old falls in enclosure VOL.....RIP HARAMBE

Diego said:
You was judging parents for taking their kid to the zoo.
You had ZERO facts and you was judging hard for wild pages.

How do you have the nerve to talk about being judged?
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I'll say it again. I'm no monk. I apologized. Took responsibilty unlike ANYONE here. Even you. I still think its a bad idea to take your kids to the zoo if you can't supervise them correctly.
 
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ksteezy said:
I don't have anything against your idea of hunting....you are in line with the food chain, there will always be predators and prey....I'm cool with that.

I don't mess with hunting for sport tho.

And I don't see why you talking down on the rest of us who buy our meat from the butcher...we gotta eat too...
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Cause it's weird how ppl can judge others for working to get some of their food. As they stroll to the groceries, thinking hunting is cruel or something. I'm perfectly fine with anyone getting their food that way. I still buy ground beef and pork from butchers. My beef is with the ignorance behind it. Hunting is the lesser necessary evil.
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You sound just like a judgmental vegan preaching moral superiority.

You hunt because you get some utility out of it, you're not doing it for no one's benefit other that your own.
 
ninjahood said:
nah...see some animal rights weirdos on FB making wild assertions about how da fact that da ape was rare somehow makes it above a human.
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Those are also extremes. That sentiment is not the norm. Animal rights weirdos would rather humans eat nothing but dirt before we utilize animal food sources.
 
RustyShackleford said:
You sound just like a judgmental vegan preaching moral superiority.

You hunt because you get some utility out of it, you're not doing it for no one's benefit other that your own.
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You 100% right. I'm no monk. I'm not going out of my way for anyone but the ppl I'm cool with. I don't do it for anyone else's benefit but people still benefit from what I'm doing. Deers are overpopulated. There is a NEED to hunt them. #teamhuman eh?

Without hunting, deer and other animals would overpopulate and die of starvation.

http://www.peta.org/about-peta/faq/...als-would-overpopulate-and-die-of-starvation/




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FilthyJiujitsu said:
RustyShackleford said:
You sound just like a judgmental vegan preaching moral superiority.

You hunt because you get some utility out of it, you're not doing it for no one's benefit other that your own.
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You 100% right. I'm no monk. I don't do it for anyone else's benefit but people still benefit from what I'm doing. Deers are overpopulated. There is a NEED to hunt them. #teamhuman eh?

Without hunting, deer and other animals would overpopulate and die of starvation.

http://www.peta.org/about-peta/faq/...als-would-overpopulate-and-die-of-starvation/




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Brah, I know about the benefits of deer hunting. Like I said, I'm not here to guilt trip anyone that does it. Especially since you're eating the meat.

But in return, don't run this "it is more humane" diet guilt trip back at us.
 
If you know the info all around then you know what's more humane. Maybe it's the wording you don't like? I'm not shoving my beliefs down anyone. Do you. Like I said, I still buy pork myself..... BUT I'm gonna defend my actions tho since it was brought up.
 


Tried to hit the lions with the tranquilizer but accidentally shot the dude in the neck
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Even for a suicidal dude, that's pretty bold. Pulling guard on a lion.

Other angles of the same incident show the lion kinda just letting the dude hang on. Feel bad for lion.
 
RustyShackleford said:
Lil man would have to see me wit da hands, straight up.

The kid better hope that filthyjiujitsu filthyjiujitsu turned cannibal, and is in the cut with his hunting rifle ready to take me out humanely.

Because I ain't above pocket sanding a lil kid
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No doubt

I would have beef FOR LIFE with that little bastard

I used to be deep in the Lego game...lost 90 bricks easy
 
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PLVN said:
No doubt

I would have beef FOR LIFE with that little bastard

I used to be deep in the Lego game...lost 90 bricks easy
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Man I was deep in the Pringle game, fam ate all my stacks. You gotta adapt.
 
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FilthyJiujitsu said:
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Cause it's weird how ppl can judge others for working to get some of their food. As they stroll to the groceries, thinking hunting is cruel or something. I'm perfectly fine with anyone getting their food that way. I still buy ground beef and pork from butchers. My beef is with the ignorance behind it. Hunting is the lesser necessary evil.
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Hunting for food that is....hunting for sport....chill...that's for clowns
 
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I don't exactly like trophy hunting but it seems to be a necessary evil in Africa. The money from trophy hunting actually gives incentive for authorities to conserve wildlife.

Of 52 conservancies that had any sort of financial benefit from wildlife (that is, their income was higher than their expenses), more than half derived all or almost all those benefits from hunting.
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http://conservationmagazine.org/2015/10/what-if-we-banned-trophy-hunting-in-africa/


On the contrary, Kenya, which banned trophy hunting in 1977, has seen a 70 percent decline of wild animals according to Laurence Frank, a zoology researcher at the University of California at Berkeley and director of the conservation group Living with Lions. Because the government has no incentive to protect wild animals, effective enforcement on protecting animals has been a disaster according to Frank


Saving Lions by Killing Them

Restrictions on lion hunting may also reduce tolerance for the species among communities where local people benefit from trophy hunting, and may reduce funds available for anti-poaching.

Tanzania has an estimated 40 per cent of the population of lions. Its wildlife authorities defend their success in keeping such numbers (as compared to countries like Kenya, where lion numbers have plummeted dramatically) as linked to the use of trophy hunting as a conservation tool.
trophy hunting generated roughly $75 million for Tanzania's economy from 2008 to 2011
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http://mobile.nytimes.com/2013/03/1...html?_r=0&referer=https://en.m.wikipedia.org/


http://mobile.nytimes.com/2014/07/0...rica.html?referer=https://en.m.wikipedia.org/
 
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