Who does nature belong to? When a man stalks nature armed with a rifle or bow, his intentions are purely evil – never be fooled.
For nature, it’s all about survival, and all senses are on high alert. A thug with a high-powered weapon wouldn’t necessarily give cause for an animal to flee, almost guaranteeing a 100 percent kill.
The mindset of a “trophy hunter” shows a sociopathic mentality for recreational killing. It’s about the rush, the hunt, the fun and the climax.
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Against hunting
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Kimberly Miller
Who does nature belong to? When a man stalks nature armed with a rifle or bow, his intentions are purely evil – never be fooled.
For nature, it’s all about survival, and all senses are on high alert. A thug with a high-powered weapon wouldn’t necessarily give cause for an animal to flee, almost guaranteeing a 100 percent kill.
The mindset of a “trophy hunter” shows a sociopathic mentality for recreational killing. It’s about the rush, the hunt, the fun and the climax.
“Harvest” is the false claim that this slaughter is motivated by concern for the animals, when in reality the animals are mere objects to serve man’s blood lusting, perverse behavior. While their irrational excuses are repugnant, they are also intentional, misleading lies.
When hunters interfere with the predator/prey relationship, nature is thrown out of balance. This is why conservation will never work; its only existence is to benefit man. Hunting is too precise.
Destroying only the strong and healthy puts a species into extinction mode. This replenishes their survival numbers, so sadistic hunters can keep playing their “game.”
Hunting no longer has a place in our civilized society. Though the number of hunters is dwindling, they should never be underestimated. Flaunting their heinous acts of violence against nature should not be tolerated.
The fact that this behavior toward animals still exists, in my opinion, is the telling sign that there will always be war and anxiety throughout the world.
I stand with millions who believe that any form of hunting is immoral and needs to be abolished.
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