I hope someone who cares for you gets you into a program. In my opinion you have a lot to offer and I hope this will be taken into account. I'd love to meet you at TAM 10, for example.
In this case, they weren't insults.
Not always, but sometimes I do, when I'm made aware of what I'm doing.
None at all.
Your question is difficult to answer. I cannot shut off my empathy for others. I constantly have empathy for beings around me. Constantly.
If there is a "problem" with the seal hunt, it is that the killing is done in the open, not protected from sensitive eyes by buildings called abattoirs.
Not everyone likes facts as much as you do.
DR
Dustin, some deer seasons the Texas Game and Wildlife authorities authorize a supplemental doe season after regular deer season, and some seasons they don't. The wardens and rangers measure the herd size across the state and in various specific areas, and then make a determination based on the balance between deer herd size and the folizage/graze available to sustain them.
And to eat. Yummy.
Dustin, some deer seasons the Texas Game and Wildlife authorities authorize a supplemental doe season after regular deer season, and some seasons they don't. The wardens and rangers measure the herd size across the state and in various specific areas, and then make a determination based on the balance between deer herd size and the folizage/graze available to sustain them.
Since so few natural predators remain in Texas for deer, man is now deer's main predator.
That policy is good stewardship, in that it keeps the white tail and mule deer in Texas viable and healthy.
And available to hunt.
I do not take your narrow view that the Canadian game officials are other than level headed regarding stewardship of the seal herd.
You are arguing from a particular bias, and have now accused our new friend dlacone of doing so, when he at least has facts, and less emotion behind his position.
Not well played.
DR
