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R. Kennedy
It's not that
I am a die hard animal lover. I understand the food chain and I
do eat meat. I stumbled across your web site as I was
looking for information on crows. From what I read in your
site your whole basis for hunting these birds is that they are
a nuisance or so you think. It's not my place to tell anyone
who or what they have the right to be a annoyed at. I
will however tell you nothing annoys me more than people
walking around with the misconception that their life and
reality of the physical world around them is so much more
important and meaningful, than than that of a crow or other
animal, that they have the right to extinguish that so called
lesser life form solely because they are annoyed. To watch a
moron with a gun shooting in the air at a bird he isn't going
to eat could only be about a thrill kill. We'll fix
that bird for wanting to eat survive and raise a family. How
can people actually pride them selves on being able to
kill animals? First of all it isn't a fair contest. Try
hunting without guns or man made weapons.
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Mr. Kennedy
manages to cover all the bases in one email. Well, lets knock
them down in a row.
For the
last time, we ARE better than animals, always have been and
always will be. Period. Historically, biblically and legally
we are not and should not be considered the same as animals.
To suggest otherwise destroys the concept of the human race.
Nuff said.
Secondly,
all destructive life on Earth can be excused by saying that
it is just trying to survive, so why interfere. Well guess what,
so are we!! Cockroaches, rats, fleas, termites, locusts, mosquitoes
and yes, crows are all trying to survive. Tough! They will
just have to try harder.
Finally,
the "play fair" argument. Some how it is cheating
to use our God given intelligence to hunt. I guess you would
rather us "stone" our prey to death or drive
larger prey into pits and drown them. Didn't think so!
So,
I think we hunters will continue to walk around with our misconception
of our life and reality of the physical world around us. In
the mean time, you might want to change your last name. Too
obvious.
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