[William Terrell]

He aimed a golf ball at a bird and hit it. The rest is politically correct liberal nonsense. It's same sort of nonsense that keeps us from drilling for oil in Alaska, loses a man his land if he tries to drain a wet sump on it and costs a farmer his crops in a drought when he could use river water to irrigate them.

Nothing should happen to this guy except applause for the shot.

[SWAMPSNIPER]

Thing is, there are often reasons to kill, but when you take it lightly it is a degradation of life. I've done more than my fair share of killing, when it had to be done, it doesn't make your balls any bigger.

This isn't about water in a drought, or oil in Alaska, this is about an immature spoiled brat, upset about the song of a bird. In his childish little mind he likely felt pleased, with a chance to show how "macho" he is. Problem is, he isn't, he is pitiful.

I have an ex brother in law like this idiot. He saw one of the horses hogging sweet feed from another horse's bucket. The damned fool ran up and hit the horse in the rump with a plastic bucket, the horse kicked his arse half way across the pasture. He got up, pulled his pistol, going to shoot the horse. I told him to go ahead, but I'd bury him under the horse. Best thing that happened is my sister divorced the idiot. He killed every Indigo snake and Black Racer on my land, and bragged about killing "Moccasins".

I'm no liberal, I'm not sure where your attitude comes from, however. Conservatives respect life.

[Jay Redhawk]

What if this had been someone’s miniture Poodle? The point is that there was no reason to take the hawk’s life. Killing for no purpose is what sadistic freaks do. I hope this spoiled countryclubber goes to prison and gets punked out.

[dfwgator]

Frankly if the bird was too stupid to take the hint, it seems like it would only improve the gene pool.