Massai hunt lions with spears, “up close and personal,” because they are protecting their herds and are brave.

Kendal Jones is a 19-year-old female “serial killer” of game animals (what a game!). For some reasons I cannot see her saving up her Girl Scout cookie money to pay for safari costs, taxidermy costs, equipment. More likely paid for by her trust fund or daddy or brother or…

And it proves nothing in terms of bravery or courage. A scoped $3000 rifle to kill at 150 yards, led to the spot, by armed guides if she misses.

I’d like to see (not really) her go against her prey with a hand tossed hand grenade. Same technology advantage, but this way have to get within 30 feet. Obviously a bloody, messy depravity, if she could pull it off. What needless doings! Or go against (not really) a U.S. Army trained sniper who can take her out at 1,200 yards, a bit of role reversal, technologically speaking.

What is she doing with all the meat or what is the taxidermist doing?

Her doings? Only proves technological advantage, now prowess, not bravery, not courage. Hunting? Not hardly.

Yes, culling at times is necessary, but why such gleeful smiles on her part? This is what the “serial killer” at trial says, “It makes him or her happy.”