BC Hunters - please pommel this twit...
- Thread starter Lionhill
- Start date
- Location
- Vancouver Island BC
Email sent to that twit.....I told him the next time he is at McDonald's plowing down a big mac to remember that some innocent cow had to die so he could feed his face.
I asked if he wore leather shoes or a jacket. I also asked if he had leather interior in his car, and did he think that the cows volunteered or committed suicide so that he could keep his rump warm.
I told him he was pathetic and to go away...............
I asked if he wore leather shoes or a jacket. I also asked if he had leather interior in his car, and did he think that the cows volunteered or committed suicide so that he could keep his rump warm.
I told him he was pathetic and to go away...............
- Location
- Lakes District BC
why say anything the jackass hung himself, talking about ripping animals apart with your teeth? yea the vegi lovers outta barf over that thought 
but really people like this fool just spout off dont have a clue we had a guy in our local paper say that bug kill timber should be left standing as logging creates bear habitat which leads to bears in town looking for garbage ?????? WTF did that guy just teach me?????????
but really people like this fool just spout off dont have a clue we had a guy in our local paper say that bug kill timber should be left standing as logging creates bear habitat which leads to bears in town looking for garbage ?????? WTF did that guy just teach me?????????
My email went like this:
"You sir, are a coward. And you are poorly educated. Your article proves it. At least some anti-hunters have valid comments or questions. You do not. Nothing more to be said. "
Randy Kuntz
Edmonton
"You sir, are a coward. And you are poorly educated. Your article proves it. At least some anti-hunters have valid comments or questions. You do not. Nothing more to be said. "
Randy Kuntz
Edmonton
Letter sent:
Dear Editor,
It was with considerable disappointment and anger that I read the article by B. Groeneveld of 25 September 2007. Clearly Mr. Groeneveld has little or no understanding of the long and proud tradition of hunting in Canadian history, or of the true motivations of those Canadians who continue that tradition today. His attitude reeks of smug superiority, utter hypocrisy and blinding ignorance.
Every human being living on this planet is a direct descendant of a successful hunter. Indeed, our very identity as human beings is in large part derived from our evolution as hunters during ages past.
Our modern lifestyle of fast-food chains, grocery supermarkets and microwaved, overprocessed 'food' represents an enormous departure from our natural state. Our roots are as hunter-gatherers who lived in harmony with our environment.
The 'natural connection' Mr. Groeneveld refers to is most faithfully represented in our modern society by those men and women who choose to venture out into the wild places of this country and harvest their own food. Those men and women are the very hunters Mr. Groeneveld derides in his article.
As to the use of firearms for harvesting game, Mr. Groeneveld has clearly never seen a moose being run down, hamstrung and torn apart by a pack of wolves while still alive, or else he wouldn't be so keen to advocate the use of tooth and claw for harvesting game. A swift, merciful death by a hunter's bullet is certainly the way I'd want to go.
Dear Editor,
It was with considerable disappointment and anger that I read the article by B. Groeneveld of 25 September 2007. Clearly Mr. Groeneveld has little or no understanding of the long and proud tradition of hunting in Canadian history, or of the true motivations of those Canadians who continue that tradition today. His attitude reeks of smug superiority, utter hypocrisy and blinding ignorance.
Every human being living on this planet is a direct descendant of a successful hunter. Indeed, our very identity as human beings is in large part derived from our evolution as hunters during ages past.
Our modern lifestyle of fast-food chains, grocery supermarkets and microwaved, overprocessed 'food' represents an enormous departure from our natural state. Our roots are as hunter-gatherers who lived in harmony with our environment.
The 'natural connection' Mr. Groeneveld refers to is most faithfully represented in our modern society by those men and women who choose to venture out into the wild places of this country and harvest their own food. Those men and women are the very hunters Mr. Groeneveld derides in his article.
As to the use of firearms for harvesting game, Mr. Groeneveld has clearly never seen a moose being run down, hamstrung and torn apart by a pack of wolves while still alive, or else he wouldn't be so keen to advocate the use of tooth and claw for harvesting game. A swift, merciful death by a hunter's bullet is certainly the way I'd want to go.
Nice crop of letters here: http://www.canadiangunnutz.com/forum/showthread.php?t=183865&page=3
For the most part - his ass was handed to him.
LH
For the most part - his ass was handed to him.
LH
