Drink while hunting?
Ignore bag limits?
Take an endangered animal?
Kill animals simply for fun?
Furthermore, where have you advanced proof that:
Animals are harmless?
You were mysteriously in the right in letting your cat roam?
Can someone who has been watching these posts point me to the one where SunGirl presents the reasoned argument against me or anyone who has come forward to defend hunting?
Why do you avoid addressing any of my posts? You insist that you stand by everything but have said nothing. You have put forth an indefensible(sp?) argument, and then failed to support it when asked to.
I, unlike Gun142, have taught several kids to hunt. I have taught many more to fish. It is a clean, responsible activity that can keep a kid out of a lot of trouble. It teaches respect for wildlife. It teaches respect for firearms. It teaches thousands of lessons that you can't learn anywhere else - as you are living proof of.
You have made the accusation that because I hunt, I am unethical, and a likely criminal. I ask you, where is your argument that hunting is unethical? I have searched through the posts again and have found no argument to support your conclusion. If you consider the rediculous stories that you have posted an argument, then I feel pity for you. By your twisted logic, driving a car is morally wrong (some if not most people intentionally speed), drinking a beer is morally wrong (as some purposely drink to excess), going to church is morally wrong (as some bomb abortion clinics and crash planes into commercial buildings).
I have admitted that I think killing strays is a good thing. I have also provided evidence that strays are harmful and that pet owners who let their pets run loose are criminally at fault for damages to both person and property. If you do not believe this, then a web search will probably turn up some statistics.
If you can only gin up enough brain power to answer one question, then make it this one:
How can you avoid culpability in the death of your cat when it is you who was admittedly in the wrong?