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You're morally corrupt if you kill something for sport. You totally missed every point I made. What else is new.. I brought up opera and theater and the like because I felt like Somer was saying that I was dissing hunting just because I didn't understand it. I said I don't understand opera or theater, but I don't attack it. Hunting is different, because it's morally disgusting. |
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I freely admit that I don't understand hunting for sport...I mean, I get that you take your phallic symbol (oops, I mean big gun) and walk through the woods stalking poor innocent and defenseless creatures to blow up in some orgasmic ritual but I don't get it!
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I'm ok with what you said about "hunting for food". It might seem strange to some, but I save feathers from the birds I bring home and use them to tie trout flies. I also use deer hair in some of my bass and salt water patterns. And, shocking as it may seem, I get on my knees and give thanks over every critter that I take home to eat, before I take it out of the woods or fields. I also say "grace" before I eat it. I grew up in a family that hunted and fished, and I've done both all my life. Those folks that don't have a background in either hunting or fishing see something that, to me, it isn't. What it is, is real. And it connects me to something that many don't get the opportunity to connect with. Also, not all hunters or fishermen think as I do, like the kids "hunting" horses in a strip mine. I don't think that their actions should give the rest of us a "bad name". DTS |
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guys really....you trying to talk about what it must like to hunt would be like me trying to say what it's like to be a man.
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