Cecil The Lion

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  1. BFC Dave

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    And to top it all he was boasting that he shot the lion with a bow and arrow like he does when he's hunting back home ... how much fekin crueller is that? ????
     
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    Class!!! If only !
     
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    They ought to hit him with his cross bow right into his goolies.
    We have the same to some extent in this country. They hunt Badgers and foxes with dogs.ffs. In my mind they are not full shillings and our laws should be strengthened
     
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    completely agree. worries me that he really doesn't see what the fuss is about
     
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    As someone who has always enjoyed fishing and target shooting I've never understood people who kill living things deliberately for fun, honestly can't see what they get out of it, you can also add to the ones mentioned above the tits who stand in a row while birds (pheasants etc) are driven past them, what's the difference in that and clay pigeon shooting?
    No problems with skilled hunters dispatching vermin or hunting for food but the clowns on a hunting safari are just sick
     
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    As a punishment, how about sending that dentist back into the jungle to kill another lion. Except this time, rather than having guides with him, with guns and crossbows, send him on his own and arm him only with a penknife.
     
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    People with enough money to fly to a different continent to hunt (and that's a loose term given the grossly unfair advantage these people hold over their prey) a defenseless creature (they are defenseless against a weapon that can be discharged dozens of yards away) need to get a grip. What a selfish thing to do with your excess cash. If you want to get your hands dirty, see another continent and get a sense of pride, why not go over there and help build a few homes for the homeless or build a well in a town with no clean water?

    I've seen some disgusting things recently from some people on social media advocating this ******'s execution. That's equally senseless. But he deserves to have the life frightened out of him by having the tables turned.

    It's the equivalent of a super power nuking the hell out of a third world country just for the thrill of it. Sickening.
     
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