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originally posted by: mOjOm
a reply to: Annee
He admitted that he is the one who killed it but didn't know it was protected. I find that questionable but who knows, it's possible.
However, he knew at least when they shot it and started dressing it out before they left the carcass there. He would have seen the collar. But he contacted nobody. They simply took their prize and ditched the rest. The only reason we know about it is because they tracked the collar which was thought to be broken and not working after they smashed it.
That's like a hit and run. You are still responsible for an "accident" but if you leave it's now a crime.
originally posted by: mOjOm
originally posted by: IanFleming
I'm glad you took yourself out of the gene pool. Well done!
Like I said, you should join me. Make the world a better place.
originally posted by: HumanPLC
a reply to: Annee and Dragoon01
Im not going to get into quoting everything you said, etc. From the lack of weight in your replies (relying on you mates word and trying to claim the black market isnt always bad) its pretty obvious that this is something you cant justify yet still choose to believe in yourselves regardless of logic or the facts.
However, speaking to the Star Tribune on Tuesday morning, Dr. Palmer said he was unaware of Cecil's fame and expressed regret but denied any illegality and laid any blame firmly at the door of his guides.
'I hired several professional guides, and they secured all proper permits,' the statement read. 'To my knowledge, everything about this trip was legal and properly handled and conducted.
'I had no idea that the lion I took was a known, local favorite, was collared and part of a study until the end of the hunt. I relied on the expertise of my local professional guides to ensure a legal hunt.' 'Again, I deeply regret that my pursuit of an activity I love and practice responsibly and legally resulted in the taking of this lion.'
originally posted by: IanFleming
For someone who doesn't want to continue the conversation, you sure keep talking.
Nope. I like people generally and don't want to "cull" them. It sounds too Hitleresque to me. History has shown some pretty sick things coming out of that philosophy.
Nope, cull yourself and make room for another one of Gaia's lovely creatures. The rest of us will sit in the shade.
originally posted by: blackthorne
a reply to: ManBehindTheMask
they did not use the meat! they left the carcass after taking the head and the skin. this was sport hunting. for the thrill of the kill.
and this guy has poached before in 2008. he shot a black bear out of a hunting area and then drove the body to an authorized hunting area. this jerk knew what he was doing.
originally posted by: mindseye1609
a reply to: Kram09
I was trying to point out that nature isn't a Disney movie. Remember timone and pumba? 99% of the time simba eats them butthole first lol. There's no hakuna matata to be had I promise you that.
Nature is a scary bitch, it'll leave you suffering and give zero EFFs.
originally posted by: mOjOm
originally posted by: IanFleming
For someone who doesn't want to continue the conversation, you sure keep talking.
Nope. I like people generally and don't want to "cull" them. It sounds too Hitleresque to me. History has shown some pretty sick things coming out of that philosophy.
Nope, cull yourself and make room for another one of Gaia's lovely creatures. The rest of us will sit in the shade.
I'm still waiting for you to answer my questions and my challenge to you a couple pages ago. You know, where I challenged you to provide proof of your claims. Which you haven't and cannot provide thereby proving you a flat out liar and fraud.
If something is done voluntarily I'd hardly call it Hitleresque. But nice try.
: to select or choose (someone or something) from a group
: to control the size of (a group of animals) by killing some animals
How many of these commonly
misspelled words can you spell? »
Full Definition of CULL
transitive verb
1
: to select from a group : choose
originally posted by: mOjOm
a reply to: Annee
Fine, let's assume that he didn't say any of those things. Even though they actually speak in his defense that he didn't know and the fault lays heavily on the guides instead of him. Have it your way.
That still doesn't explain why he continued to dress out the animal and take it's trophy head and leave rather than alert someone about what happened does it???
Seems to me that alerting someone and not taking his trophy head and skin with him would have been the better choice and would have been more convincing that he actually felt bad about killing it. After all, it wasn't his to take at that point was it??? It belonged to the research team who tagged him and put him on protected land.
An utterly bizarre argument.
originally posted by: mOjOm
a reply to: IanFleming
But it wasn't in reference to Africa. I never once said I wanted to cull just the people of Africa. I clearly stated "Humanity" in no specific terms. That includes everyone. You know that, I know that, everyone knows that. I don't take back anything I said about culling either. If that is the wrong word you'll just have to adjust because that is the closest word for it. To me it includes not breeding and birth control too.
Voluntary by choosing not to breed. Did you go to the link I provided??? Once again, you have a brain, use it.
You play the "dumb guy" role pretty well but we know you're not as inept as you try to act.