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To: Dan from Michigan
Shooting birds when there flying in the air also should be banned no need for it...

Now that doesn't even make sense.

I actually saw a proposal by an animal rights idiot -- I repeat, IDIOT -- that deer should only be taken with non-expanding bullets because soft-point bullets were banned (for use in warfare) by the Geneva convention!

163 posted on 01/12/2004 3:16:11 PM PST by Mackey (Looks like we got about a 100 year supply of Mexicans. We can shut the border now.)
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To: Mackey
I actually saw a proposal by an animal rights idiot -- I repeat, IDIOT -- that deer should only be taken with non-expanding bullets because soft-point bullets were banned (for use in warfare) by the Geneva convention!

oh brother.

I wonder if they'd settle for a fixed blade broadhead. It's non-expanding, that should satisfy that PETA nut. Ya think? I doubt it.

179 posted on 01/12/2004 3:25:03 PM PST by Terriergal ("arise...kill...eat." Acts 10:13)
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To: Mackey
"I actually saw a proposal by an animal rights idiot -- I repeat, IDIOT -- that deer should only be taken with non-expanding bullets because soft-point bullets were banned (for use in warfare) by the Geneva convention!"

That goes on the list of my 'most asinine ideas'. The whole point of expanding bullets is to make a quick kill. Ball ammo is primarily used in warfare out of the philosophy that by wounding a soldier, it will take out 1 or more additional soldiers to get them to safety.

BTW, 'trench sweepers' were against the Geneva convention as well, but some of the old farts from WWII---guess what their favorite sidearm was in the South Pacific?

190 posted on 01/12/2004 3:30:02 PM PST by Tench_Coxe
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