Badgers need culling.

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  1. Shy Talk

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    If only homo ****in sapiens would butt out Mother Nature would sort everything out in no time.

    What's wrong with this planet is that it's been hijacked by human bloody beings who think it's there for them and them alone.
     
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    kanecat Banned Idiot

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    An explanation re. the reduction in hedgehogs figures from an ecologists point of view http://www.guardian.co.uk/environment/2013/jan/29/hedgehog-population-dramatic-decline Think I'll go with their findings on this matter rather than yours.

    Badgers do pass on bovine TB, but cattle also pass it on to badgers this is why immunisation would be the best option in my opinion. As proven numerous times in other countries culling dies nothing towards resolving the issue.
     
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    Xerxes Well-Known Member

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    Re: is he related to Hemsie in any way

    I am big enough to share the abuse with Hemsie, if that is your desire. I speak from a veterinary background.
     
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    Shoot em both.
     
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    speaks from veterinary background .... AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAHAA YEAH RIGHT

    have you read a couple of James Herriot books then... what a complete Knob you are
     
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    Marc Administrator Staff Member Admin

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    Congratulations. You are the proud owner of June's Stupid Post of the Month award. And it's only the 4th. Well done sir! :)
     
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    Re: is he related to Hemsie in any way

    And you still think badgers are responsible for bovine TB? Your ignorance of the issues and clumsy argument doesn't suggest this background. All that's missing from that post is the word 'muslamic'.
     
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    Ladybirds are decimating the greenfly population. I'm therefore off out this evening with an air rifle to shoot as many ladybirds as possible. I know better than nature about these things.
     
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    Re: speaks from veterinary background .... AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAHAA YEAH RIGHT

    Not sure if i read this correctly, but it appears you are calling somebody else a knob?
     
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    [video=youtube;IDhJcg4_jNE]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IDhJcg4_jNE[/video]

    Good science
     
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    Yes it's clearly the badgers' fault that intensive farming by man has led to the reduction of their natural habitat and cows bred for human consumption crossing paths with them when they wouldn't have otherwise. Badgers are cnuts. The human condition sickens me sometimes. We share the world, we don't own it.
     
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    Brilliantly put sir.
     
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    Bang on.
     
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    Bang on again. Humans have fvcked the world up to put it bluntly.
     
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    I just keep chuckling at this. Sad I know but its really tickled me.
     
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    I think its YOU that should be culled.

    Any volunteers for the job?
     
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    You say they are responsible

    But good luck with that, badgers are the most irresponsible of all the mustelids. They make weasels look like tax accountants in comparison.

    Seriously though, in all the thirty four years I was in the UK I only ever saw two badgers. I leave and suddenly the country is over-run by the stripey chuffers. How bad is it? Can you walk down the street without going arse-over-tit over one?
     
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