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While I was in that camp for a long time. It's also somewhat enlightening to understand their perspectives. Some are hired to do the work from extremely poor ba
by firebirdn99 4y ago
While I was in that camp for a long time. It's also somewhat enlightening to understand their perspectives. Some are hired to do the work from extremely poor backgrounds I believe.
The first and foremost is to ban public trophy hunting. Many governments in Africa allow it as a revenue stream. But, the outrage needs to come from the local population there.
- manojlds 4y agoAre you talking about Africa or India or both?
- jjtheblunt 4y agoCanada and the US allow trophy hunting within their borders; there’s a famous picture of “Kid Rock” and Ted Nugent with a killed mountain lion, ironically a true symbol of the americas they claim to represent. And so called canned hunts happen in Texas. There’s a great deal of public apathy or ignorance to be overcome in general to excise the small fraction of humanity from conducting such practices.
- com2kid 4y ago> Canada and the US allow trophy hunting within their borders; there’s a famous picture of “Kid Rock” and Ted Nugent with a killed mountain lion, ironically a true symbol of the americas they claim to represent. And so called canned hunts happen in Texas. Mountain lions, also called Cougars, are the exact opposite of endangered. Is it stupid to go hunting one? Sure, I guess. Given that cougars can be found walking down the streets in suburbs outside of Seattle, (also I think you can find them walking around some of the larger parks in Seattle!) I would hardly be impressed if someone told me they killed one. "Oh wow you killed a large cat that eats small dogs and also drinks out my bird feeder".