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Pest control often use dogs, should that be stopped?
They kill rabbits, hares and foxes. |
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There is an ex hunt rescue that re-homes foxhounds, that suggests they make ok pets doesn't it?
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I would imagine they'd have to placed carefully though if they lived with a pack in kennels. They wouldnt have been sovialised like tbe average dog
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Fox hounds are used in drag hunting and because they follow a strong scent, they rarely veer off course.
They can make good pets. I know a guy who rescued one and that dogs fitted in fine.
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Small group of anti fox hunt protesters today in maidenhead town centre, Teresa mays constituency
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So why should she concern herself with a few protesters. After all she called this election because she was irritated with any opposition to brexit. Foxes have no chance,she sees them as vermin with no right to life even in the countryside. |
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This is true, plus people from ALL the parties partake in the 'sport' and none of the other leaders of the parties are poor either,people who think Tories are all rich are deluded,they are no different than any other party running,yes they like to reward those who work hard (nothing wrong with that) rather that than encouraging people to not bother. maybe people should show the same passion for the likes of the Liberal Democrat leader who is against abortion,taking away a womans right.
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![]() RIP Pyramid, Andyman ,Kerry and Lex xx https://www.facebook.com/JamesBulgerMT/?fref=photo "If slaughterhouses had glass walls, most people would be vegetarian" |
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Oddly enough so would I but I would never give my vote to anyone,advocating this,not a chance. Because to me how others think about and treat animals,(which whatever the reasons of the human race, I see humans as should be the guardians of animal welfare),reveals to me their likely thinking, not only to animals but anything or anyone seen to be weaker than them. This is the Conservative party proposing this vote,Labour had to get a massive majority to be able to ensure,again in a freevote getting foxhunting banned,in order to see off Conservative opposition to any ban. You can justify the Cons all you like and find excuses to exonerate her and her Party who support this barbarism. You go ahead and believe this would be voted down,Cons after a.good election,support their leader. She and her Party overall want a vote on this,she strongly supports it. You delude yourself that even in a freevote,Con MPs will not give her what she wants. I am not deluded what will be the outcome,she will get it legalised for that powerful hunt lobby that supports her and the Con party,who also donate to the Cons too. How would foxes vote on this if they could,would they trust anyone or Party who had never ever held a vote to ban it in the past,who thought it a bad idea anyway to ban it a few years ago. I am sure I know the answer and they would not be voting for or trusting Mrs May and her followers to champion these hunts back. Mrs May does not after this election,expect now to on anything lose any votes in Parliament that 'she' supports. She will win this vote and once you have helped elect her with a greater majority,and she gets the win to legalise this again, you cannot then complain about it or change that you helped her do it. I'm personally glad that is something I will never take the slightest risk on for sure. There's not a scrap of decency in anyone that wants to use her power to even just think of bringing foxhunting back never mind hold a vote to do so too. A vote,since she hates losing anything,she would not even be proposing if she felt there was any chance she'd lose it. She knows she won't,I am 100% sure.she won't lose either,not with a greatly increased Conservative majority of MPs. You carry on finding excuses for her, to me she is no better than the truly cruel and awful people who organise and ride out in these barbaric cruel hunts. Shows her heartless mind as to her thinking for me. I really have no connection or understanding towards anyone who supports this horrible activity. I can't grasp why any animal lover would want to even risk in any way this coming back. You have really surprised me on this Kazanne. I'm quite stunned. Last edited by joeysteele; 17-05-2017 at 09:09 AM. |
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I also have faith in human decency and that most would be against such a barbaric sport in this day and age. You cannot let emotions cloud your judgement in the bigger scheme of things. If it were to be brought back we would have to give her a hard time about it and campaign our socks off and make sure she realised the possibly of a second-term for her could seriously be in doubt if she didn't ban it. Last edited by Brillopad; 17-05-2017 at 09:11 AM. |
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Crush the saboteur! Last edited by user104658; 17-05-2017 at 10:45 AM. |
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A group of us stood there waving at the traffic to go around it as it was still Alive and conscious at that point. After a while a car did run over its rail at one point but there was no response from the fox'. Sadly, but for the best, it had died. At least it wasn't its fate to suffer the same experience again. I will never forget it - my eyes well up every time I think about it. Last edited by Brillopad; 17-05-2017 at 11:45 AM. |
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I agree about people from all walks of life, regardless of their political thinking, enjoying fox hunting. There are still activists keeping a very close eye on legal fox hunters and insuring they don't do anything illegal but those who go out lamping, "illegal fox hunters", they are no different to illegal poachers. When you say, Labour banned it but aren't keeping a proper eye on the enforcement, Labour are not the party in power. The only top down (on things like illegal fox hunting) we presently have is the Conservative government.
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They have not been the govt.for the last 7 years,why have your Cons not made the Police enforce this. I'll tell you why,because the Cons are in principle against the ban,so will not make sure it's enforced. Hence now bringing it back. Perhaps had Labour won in 2010 or 2015 and when it was clear these hunt organisers could get away with illegally flouting the ban,then Labour could be asked why they were able to get away with that. People who love animals should be grateful Labour brought the ban in,in the first place. Rather than not get at the Con led govts of the last 7 years,who have let their supporters/friends/donaters in these hunts get-away with breaking the law. They won't be breaking any law once she holds this vote and it's legalised again. Why does only the Con party advocate legalising this again. That's the question people would be better asking. Last edited by joeysteele; 17-05-2017 at 12:33 PM. |
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It aids in getting the measure of a party by what they choose to champion, why on earth would the tories throw their support behind such a 'sport' with a tiny minority of supporters? Because that is their target market, the elite, the 5%
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I live next to a small wood that must be home to at least 10 foxes, several badgers as well. I often walk past them if I'm home late, they're completely misunderstood creatures
Its the Conservative party, at this point they can probably announce the first annual purge for the summer and people will still be like "hmm yeh but Corbyn isn't really a leader"
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If the foxes weren't so feckless and lazy the hounds wouldn't be able to catch them and they would have nothing to worry about
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All parties are guilty of turning a blind eye to this but the Conservatives are responsible for the last 7 years that illegal hunting has going on, Labour for the previous 5 years (although I don't know enough about the issue to say how much still went on during the initial years just after the ban). It is a highly emotive issue and had the voting been closer this certainly could have been a vote loser for the Tories. Its not going to have that much of an impact in this election though sadly and so if Mrs May wants the vote offered, it looks like she would get a free reign to do so.
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What ever way you look at it, you can't blame Labour for this!
Blair banned fox hunting Cameron tried to re-instate fox hunting May is now following in Cameron's shoes The reason illegal hunters rarely find themselves in the dock is because the leaders of the Conservative government think its a waste of tax payers money.
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I recall reading in 2004 that the vote to ban foxhunting had only 12 Labour MPs voting against and we'll over 300 supporting the ban.
The Cons had under 200 MPs at that time whereby only 6 supported the banning of foxhunting with 115 of Con MPs voting against banning it. The vote being something like 320 for the ban and 145 against,of which 115 of those 145 being said Con MPs. The Lords were obstructive and then speaker Michael Martin allowed the parliament act to get this made into law. The Cons were against all through. Now consider,under 200 Con MPs with 115 voting to keep foxhunting legal then. Imagine likely nearer 400 of them after this election. That does not bode well for the Fox at all and shows the Cons have always been the ones the most against making foxhunting illegal and the ones who have been and are,the ones who want it legalised again. |
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