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Ereiam_jh

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On Banning Hunting



"The Hunting Act is severely flawed and unworkable... For an Act of Parliament purporting to relieve animal suffering to do the exact opposite is very sad. That the RSPCA, which does immensely important work on so many animal welfare fronts, has been party to this fiasco is a tragedy."

John Hobhouse

Chairman of the RSPCA 1967-75

Letter to The Times - 12th September 2005



"The League sees the Prosecution Fighting Fund as the next important step in the campaign to stop hunt barbarity forever. As we take more hunts that have broken the law to the courts and proven them guilty, more are going to think twice before continuing their disgusting hobby. A regular gift of £5 a month helps us to achieve this. Your donation can save lives."

League Against Cruel Sports

Support the Hunting campaign webpage - 15th March 2007



"As one of those who voted for the Act, I made it clear beforehand in many discussions with the pro-hunting lobby that I expected farmers to shoot more foxes (an acknowledged agricultural pest) after the Act was passed."

David Rendel

Former Liberal Democrat MP for Newbury

Letter to the Independent - 1st December 2006





"There is not a subject under the sun that is better suited to us (the Labour Party), for raising our morale in the constituencies, than a ban on fox hunting."

Dennis Skinner MP

House of Commons - 17th June 2004





"It is not a matter of great significance in animal welfare, but it has become totemic."

Tony Banks MP (the late Lord Stratford)

BBC Radio 4 - 24th November 2003



"Now that hunting has been banned, we ought at last to own up to it: the struggle over that Bill was not just about animal welfare and personal freedom, it was class war."

Peter Bradley

Former Labour MP for The Wrekin

Sunday Telegraph - 21st November 2004





On Policing



"I do not have any dedicated resources to police hunts...the resources have to come from elsewhere. I am concerned that a hunting ban could cause difficulties."

Chief Constable of Devon and Cornwall

Western Morning News - 24th February 2004



"...our duty as police officers..... is to try and enforce the law without fear or favour and that does become increasingly difficult when a law is particularly unfavourable. It will be extremely difficult to police and it will be extremely resource intensive..."

Chief Inspector Jan Berry

BBC Radio 4 'Any Questions' - 23rd October 2004






On Shooting




"There simply aren't any wounded foxes from shooting in the countryside as far as I'm concerned."

Prof. Stephen Harris

(Scientist commissioned by the Campaign for the Protection of the Hunted Animal)

Shooting Times - 12th June 2003



"There is not absolute proof that wounded foxes suffer..."

Jackie Ballard

Director General RSPCA

Letter - 9th May 2005



"..the notion that gun packs merely use dogs to flush foxes out into the open where they can be humanely shot is false....such hunts involve great cruelty."

League Against Cruel Sports

Letter - 28th May 1997





"Using dogs to flush (the fox)...to be shot...has to be 100 miles better than the current situation for animal welfare."

Jackie Ballard

Director General RSPCA

BBC Radio 4 - 17th June 2003



"Game shooting is horrible and nasty... the RSPCA will get around to try and end this."

Jackie Ballard

Director General RSPCA - February 2003




On Wild Mammal Protection




"...I give the hon. Member for Montgomeryshire notice that if his shoddy piece of work comes back before the House again I will do my utmost to ensure that it is blocked time and time again."

Andrew Dismore, Labour MP for Hendon

House of Commons - 6th February 2004

2nd Reading of Wild Mammals (Protection) (Amendment) Bill





On Pest Control



"If hunting is not an efficient pesticide, it has no purpose."

Ann Widdecombe MP

House of Commons - 18th March 2002



"In pest control, welfare is treated as a secondary priority over efficiency in many cases...it appears, across the board, that 'pest control' has been the justification for some of the worst excesses in animal welfare."

Dr Nick Fox

Welfare Aspects of Shooting Foxes Report (2003)


On Deer Welfare


"I couldn't give a toss about you and your deer"

Endymion

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Ereiam_jh

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Well the point of the last one is that that you couldn't give a toss whether deer get shot or not. Isn't that what you meant?

The point of your post I presume is that you've completely lost the debate we've been having and now just make fatuous comments.
 

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It is a bit hard being so obviously right and having intellectual cretins to debate with who can't manage to admit that they talk total crap.

But ho hum one manages somehow.

Ps I'm off to chase some deer this weekend. You don't give a toss whether I break the hunting Act. Although to be frak I couldn't give a damn what you think because there is sod all chance of anyone enforcing such a fatuous law.

ps I almost caught a hare a few weeks ago. All quite exciting.

pps when you throw your toys out of the pram and petulantly declare you couldn't give a toss, do you think you've lost the argument.
lol.
 

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Ha Ha, I love it when people who can't think of anything to say but feel they have to post, post something saying how boring the thread is.

It's kind of making an art form out of parading your ignorant fatuous hypocrisy.

LOL

You've totally run out of arguments as to why I should have to obey the Hunting Act, and you don't actually give a toss whether or not the law is broken.

There's really nothing left for you to say Endy.

Still coming down to film me chasing deer? LOL
 

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After May when I graduate would be far more convienient darling. If thats too long to wait feel free to post the footage.

I'll give you my P.O Box number anytime ;)
 

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Ha Ha, I love it when people who can't think of anything to say but feel they have to post, post something saying how boring the thread is.

It's kind of making an art form out of parading your ignorant fatuous hypocrisy.

LOL

Don't tell me you were expecting anything else from the likes of Enndy, and Wallace. To name but 2.

Fatuous hypocrisy is all they have to offer.
 

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Has someone just gave Soggy and Giles their first dictionary, hahaha :grin: :grin:

I've had one for years. Never had much reason to use it though as I have spent most of that time conversing with anti's. Who as you know struggle to achieve a reading level higher than Janet and John book 3.
 

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quote/ A regular gift of £5 a month helps us to achieve this. Your donation can save lives." /quote

Is there a freepost address for this?
 

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This is like Groundhog Day, why can’t Ereiam-jh come up with something fresh for goodness sake.
Ok we are all aware that it is illegal to hunt animals with more than two dogs and yes we have been reminded soooo many times that Ereiam-jh openly allows his unruly doge to chase deer that it has now become soooo boring.
If Ereiam-jh wishes to allow his dogs to be unruly then so be it, if by the remote chance that he has any for of control over his dogs and still allows or physically attributes to his dogs chasing the deer then once again so be it. Its up to the local police to enforce the act and if they do not have the resources then we have to accept that, but to say that the police have no interest in the act is stupid to say the least.
 
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