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> no more than it's disregard of a fox to eat a deer Does this happen? It would seem that a fox that attacks a deer has a disregard for its own life
by enriquto 5y ago
> no more than it's disregard of a fox to eat a deer
Does this happen? It would seem that a fox that attacks a deer has a disregard for its own life
- BuyMyBitcoins 5y agoI feel like the GP probably meant to say ‘a wolf to eat a deer’, or perhaps ‘a fox to eat a chicken’.