>> Because of a genetic defect, the birds do backward flips while in flight, making them attractive prey for hawks and falcons. “This is a group of hobbyists who selectively inbred a genetic defect that attracts predators,” then seemed to “feel entitled . . . to engage in the wholesale slaughter of these predators,”
I’m still laughing. You just can’t make this stuff up!
Retarded pigeons?
Yep.