Morality at it’s “best”

[CptnBlues63]

Originally Posted by pikergolf

You don't know anyone that hunts for "fun" or "sport"?

My definition of "fun" is that it's something that gives me pleasure. Makes me smile. Makes me laugh. Taking a life doesn't do that for me.

Is taking the life of an animal "fun" for you?

As for "sport". I quickly googled "define sport" and got this:

https://www.google.com/search?q=defi...hrome&ie=UTF-8

which aligns with my personal feelings. When I'm hunting I'm not competing against anybody else and I sure as heck don't do it for somebody else's entertainment.

Perhaps your definitions of "fun" and "sport" differ from mine and that's fine. But to reiterate, by my definitions, no, I don't know anybody who considers hunting "fun" or a "sport".

[S_Mooj]

" I realize that I am writing as a white, privileged, urban, professional. "

damn those white privileged urban professionals!

[Fowl91]

Originally Posted by Grizzly Adams

Educated doesn't necessarily mean intelligent.

Grizz

No truer words have been written.
This brings back a memory to a debate I had with a lady who had a masters degree in sociology. She was very educated and had a very good job, but also had the belief that meat was manufactured in a grocery store.
It is amazing that people can spend 8 years in university and be totally oblivious to where their food comes from.
It is honestly concerning.

[Twisted Canuck]

I thought about responding to that letter, but didn't because A: from Alberta and it would just ruffle feathers, and B: because I would try to ruffle feathers. I'm not really very PC.

Luckily, somebody with credibility wrote an excellent response!

https://www.burnabynow.com/opinion/y...ing-1.24206311

[Big Thumper]

Originally Posted by Fowl91

No truer words have been written.
This brings back a memory to a debate I had with a lady who had a masters degree in sociology. She was very educated and had a very good job, but also had the belief that meat was manufactured in a grocery store.
It is amazing that people can spend 8 years in university and be totally oblivious to where their food comes from.
It is honestly concerning.

sociology, lol