the ban

[bigbarnett 33]

i honestly think that the ban is more of a class war than anything else. I was in the car with my dad on another long journey and got to talking, now he ses that you can not stop people fox hunting and never will, he ses you cant get enough evidence or coppers out to stop it. if its not a concuos note by everyone and a diagreed law it will not be followed, so is there a point about it?

now look at sabs, there the dirty, smelly, useless sort of person with no job rather than to help out old mr charlie and just be a general cnut. But the media portrays fox hunting as a higher class sport, alot of packs are high class granted, but mine are foot hounds and are not higher class, i think that all the animal cruellty is buullshit and its simply another class war! if proved that this is the case and to show people how hunting is really enjoyed by all classes andd is portrayed to be enjoyed safley and responsibly by all classses this might help the ban to be lifted! soley by getting the middle class support that has been turned against soley because were all thought to be dukes on horse backs hunting in Ferraris.

I have thought about this and think it is a class war!

Anybody else with similar thoughts or opinions?

ATB Barnett

[scothunter 12,609]

it was a vote winner imo pay no heed to it.

[pernod 466]

 

Hi mate,

 

my personal opinion is that the restrictions that we now have in all fieldsports, not just pack hunting, is down to the the moronic/sadistic element that was/is involved in fieldsports (i do not class them as hunters).

And when a total ban in all hunting/fieldsports is thrust upon us, again it will be the moronic/sadistic element within fieldsports that we will have to thank.

 

 

Yours in sport Pernod