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Old 21-05-2010, 17:05   #366
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Re: Bring Back Fox Hunting

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Originally Posted by Pierre View Post
On the contrary

You posted a link to a family pet being attacked by hunt dogs

http://www.cableforum.co.uk/board/35025576-post342.html
Pierre, at no stage did I mention, suggest or bring to the debate the issue of fox hunts killing cats, accidental or otherwise. You introduced the cat analogy.

The animal referenced in the link I provided is what is known as a "dog".

Allow me to elaborate in order to assist you with your particular quandary; cat and dog.

They are two very different species.

Evidently you are still having issues with the interpretation of statements made in basic english and relating same to the time / order / context in which those statements are made.

This seems to be an issue peculiar only to you in this thread. You are entirely, and I suspect intentionally, continuing to miss the point in an attempt to save face.

You said....

"I suppose if someone was out for a leisurely drive in their car or on their motorbike and ran over a cat we'd all be reeling back in shock and horror, and calling for driving for enjoyment to be banned".

And I replied...

"I don't think so, unless of course the persons in question went out with a collection of their friends all similarly dressed with the express intention of running over a cat in the guise of it being a sport of some sort".


Others have also pointed out the fact that you have misinterpreted the gist of my posts - move along.
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