anewme wrote: » If my Father behaved like that man, I'd disown him. The daughter obviously did not lick it up off the stones.
mickydoomsux wrote: » Yeah, i'm sure every scummer thinks they are the victim in every situation. Let's make everything legal so that they never have to feel bad.
My name is URL wrote: » I guess that makes you a scumbag too
crannglas wrote: » Oh because he took the horse off trailer. Yes what an awful father. Lol
Jimminy Mc Fukhead wrote: » You're very naive. You probably also think the man has a "heart condition". The stable is in a meadow beside a brooke. With a rainbow. When that girl and the man with the heart condition get back from work in the stock exchange every day they go galloping around the countryside - helping the animals and birds.
mickydoomsux wrote: » I also have a bad heart and a stable around the corner. Am i off the hook now?
anewme wrote: » Are you having a laugh???? I've watched that video through and I cant believe it. The people in that video are a complete disgrace. The father, the daughter, all of them should be completely ashamed of othemselves. There were a lot of small children around in their school unforms and yet their language was unreal. It galls me that I work my backside off for my taxes to go to people like this. Why were they not in work instead of shouting abuse at the Gardai?
byhookorbycrook wrote: » "No person shall at any time in a public place turn out to graze or feed or allow to stray or remain any horse without the written consent of Dublin City Council"https://www.dublincity.ie/sites/.../ControlofHorsesByeLaws2014.pdf I have a horse but only bought one when I could afford to pay for all its needs. I work long and hard to pay for it, I don't go out most weekends to pubs/restaurants , I don't go on expensive holidays or spend lots of money on myself, I do this so I can pay for my horse to be kept and cared for, as we don't have land or stables. I was raised in North Cork ,so horses are a part of my culture to,but I don't expect anyone else to provide me with what my horse needs. Why should horses be tolerated where the living conditions are not suitable and where they may be a danger to themselves and/or others.
anniehoo wrote: » They're getting the horses back seemingly, after they pay nearly €2000 in various Pound fees. A deposits already been paid and the "community" are raising the rest. I despair I really do
crannglas wrote: » Eh I don't know why they weren't in work,maybe their day off or work at night or husband work and they stay at home to rear children. Just because they were cursing and kicking off in heat of moment made idol threats which none of them them carried out. Doesn't make them people you can pay for. People react in emotional situations differently. They used verbal abuse. Your snobbery is mind blowing.
Snake Plisken wrote: » Oh no God help the poor animals
Snake Plisken wrote: » Also I'm delighted the horses were saved, wish they could round more of the poor horses,
My name is URL wrote: » Why? The animals looked well cared for and healthy. Surely if they're getting them back then the owners must have satisfied authorities about the conditions in which they are kept.If you want to feel sorry for animals take a drive into the country and notice the amount of emaciated horses left alone in fields for weeks on end.
wicklowstevo wrote: » [/B] and who do you figure owns them animals ?
Greenmachine wrote: » Kill the animal on the spot and charge the owner for the cost of disposing of the carcass.
My name is URL wrote: » http://i.imgur.com/rDhBTV3.jpg
Molester Stallone II wrote: » Hang on, just so we're clear here, you mean the horse and not your wan in the white t-shirt?
tigger123 wrote: » It's not the animals fault.