Fox Hunting - Right or Wrong?

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Originally Posted by Brown, Jon Brow

Thats your opinion, I don't agree

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Who's right, you or George boy?

I think the most practical solution for everyone would be the following:

- If farmers lose about 5% of their sheep to the foxes, the government should put a 5% higher VAT on their products. The farmers could then deduct an equivalent amount of money in their income tax.

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Originally Posted by raphael123

Who's right, you or George boy?

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Well I think that I'm right with my opinion, because I doubt that Georgeboi999 knows much about sheep farming living in Barnsley.

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Originally Posted by Brown, Jon Brow

Well I think that I'm right with my opinion, because I doubt that Georgeboi999 knows much about sheep farming living in Barnsley.

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But how does the fact you know more about sheep farming make fox hunting right? I can't even see how sheep farming itself can make fox hunting right. One could even ask if sheep farming is right. It's all about opinions.

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Originally Posted by Eki

. One could even ask if sheep farming is right. .

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Well now you have brought it up what kind of opinion would it be that said sheep farming was wrong?

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Originally Posted by Brown, Jon Brow

Well now you have brought it up what kind of opinion would it be that said sheep farming was wrong?

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The same kind that says fur farming is wrong. Vegans don't use any animal products, so I don't believe sheep farming is essential for human existence.

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Originally Posted by Eki

The same kind that says fur farming is wrong. Vegans don't use any animal products, so I don't believe sheep farming is essential for human existence.

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Are you a vegan? :erm:

Well if that is a argument then I don't think that the internet, cars, writing, talking is vital for human existence. I'll tell you what, why don't we all go and live in caves again.

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Originally Posted by Brown, Jon Brow

Are you a vegan? :erm:

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No, I'm not even a vegetarian, but some are, and I can't say they're wrong. However, I could survive just fine without sheep products. I don't eat it and most of my clothes are cotton and polyester, not wool. A sheep is about as useful animal for me as a fox.

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Originally Posted by Eki

No, I'm not even a vegetarian, but some are, and I can't say they're wrong. However, I could survive just fine without sheep products. I don't eat it and most of my clothes are cotton and polyester, not wool. A sheep is about as useful animal for me as a fox.

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But since when has democracy been based around you, one person? In the whole world I would say sheep are more important to the existence of the more of the human race than foxes are.

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Originally Posted by Brown, Jon Brow

But since when has democracy been based around you, one person? In the whole world I would say sheep are more important to the existence of the more of the human race than foxes are.

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I think there are many like me who think foxes and sheep aren't essential, they are just nice to look at (no Oily, not in a sexual way).