The victims of Ricky Gervais

I'm pretty ignorant on the subject of hunting with fire arms in general but it stands to reason from a business POV that whatever game company was hired is going to invest some effort into keeping the herd population healthy. The money earned in killing that giraffe or whatever creature (some of it) would benefit the species. I only say this from a business POV in that it makes sense.

Secondly: If you consume anything and not just in terms of food (unless your very knowledgeable and careful) in today's world, your probably using some animal by product. I think its only fair before you go issuing death threats to anybody over hunting on whatever grounds, you should be forced into your local abattoir of choice and forced to work the kill for a few hours. After this and if you commit to use no more animal by products, I think you should be aloud to give death threats to hunters.

Don't go crying about the poor giraffe when the little lamb in the field next door will be up on your dinner table next Sunday.

fizzypish wrote: »

I'm pretty ignorant on the subject of hunting with fire arms in general but it stands to reason from a business POV that whatever game company was hired is going to invest some effort into keeping the herd population healthy. The money earned in killing that giraffe or whatever creature (some of it) would benefit the species. I only say this from a business POV in that it makes sense.

Secondly: If you consume anything and not just in terms of food (unless your very knowledgeable and careful) in today's world, your probably using some animal by product. I think its only fair before you go issuing death threats to anybody over hunting on whatever grounds, you should be forced into your local abattoir of choice and forced to work the kill for a few hours. After this and if you commit to use no more animal by products, I think you should be aloud to give death threats to hunters.

Don't go crying about the poor giraffe when the little lamb in the field next door will be up on your dinner table next Sunday.

It's not necessarily "Oh, the poor giraffe", so much as the smiling selfies though

simonw wrote: »

It's not necessarily "Oh, the poor giraffe", so much as the smiling selfies though

Fair point. A lesson in tact and appropriate use of social media for the lass.

Hey, at least she's been given advance notice, a courtesy I bet she didn't afford the giraffe :pac:

CosmicSmash wrote: »

I've never met you, but I can tell from your tone you're no barrel of laughs yourself.

I thought you were going to give him the Taken speech there for a second

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"Are you 'AVIN A GIRAFFE!"


is what he should have said.