Canadian Politics Today

What kind of brain dead moron would enjoy shooting a giraffe?

You do know that these millionaires pay huge dollars to do these hunts, these hunts are sanctioned by these governments who profit from these animal resources ,  ..... but also provide a source of income to guides , camp staff, local economy etc.....the meat is normally given to the locals to consume....you don't have to go all the way to africa to find these hunts they happen in Canada all the time, polar bear, grizzly bears, buffalo, salmon, moose , deer, you name it.....Money buys anything, including the heads of any animal ....it's an multi billion dollar industry...

The Miramichi river allows citizens to own the water way rights, meaning they own the fish in front of their property, if other want to fish their they have to pay the owner......

Did you know there is certain spots on the miramichi that regular Canadian citizens are not allow to fish, it is reserved for the PM and his close gang, so they can impress other political persons or VIP's ....most US presidents have fished there.

What kind of brain dead moron would enjoy shooting a giraffe?

That's my point i guess, it happens here in Canada every year, and as long as everyone is getting paid, nobody gives a rat ass, Polar bear hunting is a huge industry, even with declining numbers or it was a couple of years ago, you got the cash you get to shot a bear, here in NB black bear hunting attracts hunters from all over the globe, it is a huge industry.....because it pays the bills, getting your picture taken is part of the package it might not show respect for the animal, but really you've already killed it, taking a picture is the least of it's worries now...As for trophy hunting How many homes in Canada does not have a set of deer, or moose antlers in it some where.....normally the garage.....is that not threat to their population after global warming.est a trophy....I think it is, and i'd say it is part of our culture....accepted for the most part....that is until some rich guy wants in on the action....

I get the appeal: the adventure, power, the primal and masculine nature of it all, and they actually are enjoying nature in a way.  But given how we've dwindled the #'s of a lot of beautiful big animals like this, it doesn't seem ethical.  Unless there's very healthy populations of them and you plan on eating it.  It comes off pretty childish, from a time society has moved past.