Pervert minds do pervert things - Page 2

Buddahaid · 08-26-14, 12:59 AM

Well I've never enjoyed killing for sport, heck, I don't even like killing spiders and insects, so it disgusts me on the surface but I know this needs to be done in some manner. It's mostly that I respect life as something special no matter what the form.

Admiral Halsey · 08-26-14, 01:01 AM

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Originally Posted by Buddahaid

Well I've never enjoyed killing for sport, heck, I don't even like killing spiders and insects, so it disgusts me on the surface but I know this needs to be done in some manner. It's mostly that I respect life as something special no matter what the form.

What if you plan on eating it though? I agree that killing something for "sport" is bad but if you plan on eating it it's ok IMO.

Skybird · 08-26-14, 05:21 AM

Using a minigun for "hunting" already is perverse.

But the situation as to be seen in the video does not give me the impression that it was hunting or a farmer fighting off a hog plague off his land. It seems to me that the animals deliberately were released in a killing field that was prepared, fenced and the minigun set up, so that the shooter could take enjoyment form just going berserk and mowing them down.

I accept hunting for eating and clothing (if the hunting is properly done and no dilettante at work), and to fight off an animal plague - with trophy hunting I already have problems, I do not accept it. But massacring animals for entertainment - that is sick.

You could as well bind a buck to a tree and then start lobbing grenades on him.

BTW, I accept the need to hunt hogs in certain areas, like in Berlin (there they just fight an uphill battle against lobby groups preventing to hunt them more determined. But note that almost always where humans claim they must "regulate" nature, the described messy situation arises from man having messed up nature before and damaging its "checks and balances"

As far as wild pigs are concerned, I like them. Very intelligent and social animals, and although they can be dangerous due to their robustness and viciousness (and teeth

)if going into battle mode, usually they are peaceful, but curious. In Berlin people in certain areas of the city have frequent contact with them. And by that I mean so close distances to them so that you could touch them (if you are really that mindless). It looks dangerous and it certainly is, because a chance for accident always remains, something beyond people's control may scare the animals, and then they may turn against you.

Sterilization, maybe poisoned lures if that can be done without threatening other animals, rigid hunting, and draconic financial penalties for idiots still feeding them (yes, you read that right), that would be the things to do. And all three options get bitterly fought against by many Berlin citizens and even worse: the legal situation and the bureaucracy themselves.

But okay, not my business, my last contacts living in Berlin have fled the city already years ago. That was not the pig's fault, however.

Red October1984 · 08-26-14, 07:12 AM

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Originally Posted by Skybird

But massacring animals for entertainment - that is sick.

That is true. I know I said that this could help me (although it's impossible given the circumstances)....but that's something I just don't do. Unless you're going to eat it...don't shoot it. It's a waste.

I hate poachers so much. They ruin the hunting in my area and they're killing just for fun...

Betonov · 08-26-14, 08:18 AM

Hogs are also a problem here.
Shooting one or two to keep numbers to an acceptable level is not wrong.

But using a minigun, it says two things:

-LOOK AT ME, THE BADASS
-it's smaller than a peanut (you know what)

Jimbuna · 08-26-14, 08:23 AM

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Originally Posted by Admiral Halsey

What if you plan on eating it though? I agree that killing something for "sport" is bad but if you plan on eating it it's ok IMO.

I should imagine you'd break most of your teeth on the amount of lead in the meat.

MH · 08-26-14, 10:41 AM

Using mini gun is still shooting at animals I guess.
Sort of crazy , yes ... but still shooting.

Drones well...that is something else.

STEED · 08-26-14, 12:19 PM

Didn't we hunt ours to extinction in the UK?

As for the video....moron.

Admiral Halsey · 08-27-14, 02:18 AM

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Originally Posted by Jimbuna

I should imagine you'd break most of your teeth on the amount of lead in the meat.

I wasn't talking about that video. I was asking about in general.

08-26-14, 12:59 AM	#16
Buddahaid Shark above Space Chicken Join Date: Jun 2008 Posts: 9,336 Downloads: 162 Uploads: 0	Well I've never enjoyed killing for sport, heck, I don't even like killing spiders and insects, so it disgusts me on the surface but I know this needs to be done in some manner. It's mostly that I respect life as something special no matter what the form. __________________ "However vast the darkness, we must provide our own light." Stanley Kubrick "Tomorrow belongs to those who can hear it coming." David Bowie

08-26-14, 05:21 AM	#18
Skybird Soaring Join Date: Sep 2001 Location: the mental asylum named Germany Posts: 42,802 Downloads: 10 Uploads: 0	Using a minigun for "hunting" already is perverse. But the situation as to be seen in the video does not give me the impression that it was hunting or a farmer fighting off a hog plague off his land. It seems to me that the animals deliberately were released in a killing field that was prepared, fenced and the minigun set up, so that the shooter could take enjoyment form just going berserk and mowing them down. I accept hunting for eating and clothing (if the hunting is properly done and no dilettante at work), and to fight off an animal plague - with trophy hunting I already have problems, I do not accept it. But massacring animals for entertainment - that is sick. You could as well bind a buck to a tree and then start lobbing grenades on him. BTW, I accept the need to hunt hogs in certain areas, like in Berlin (there they just fight an uphill battle against lobby groups preventing to hunt them more determined. But note that almost always where humans claim they must "regulate" nature, the described messy situation arises from man having messed up nature before and damaging its "checks and balances" As far as wild pigs are concerned, I like them. Very intelligent and social animals, and although they can be dangerous due to their robustness and viciousness (and teeth )if going into battle mode, usually they are peaceful, but curious. In Berlin people in certain areas of the city have frequent contact with them. And by that I mean so close distances to them so that you could touch them (if you are really that mindless). It looks dangerous and it certainly is, because a chance for accident always remains, something beyond people's control may scare the animals, and then they may turn against you. Sterilization, maybe poisoned lures if that can be done without threatening other animals, rigid hunting, and draconic financial penalties for idiots still feeding them (yes, you read that right), that would be the things to do. And all three options get bitterly fought against by many Berlin citizens and even worse: the legal situation and the bureaucracy themselves. But okay, not my business, my last contacts living in Berlin have fled the city already years ago. That was not the pig's fault, however. __________________ If you feel nuts, consult an expert.

08-26-14, 12:19 PM	#23
STEED Lucky Jack Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Down Town UK Posts: 27,695 Downloads: 89 Uploads: 48	Didn't we hunt ours to extinction in the UK? As for the video....moron. __________________ Dr Who rest in peace 1963-2017. To borrow Davros saying...I NAME YOU CHIBNALL THE DESTROYER OF DR WHO YOU KILLED IT!

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08-26-14, 08:18 AM	#20
Betonov Navy Seal Join Date: May 2009 Location: Slovenia Posts: 8,647 Downloads: 26 Uploads: 0	Hogs are also a problem here. Shooting one or two to keep numbers to an acceptable level is not wrong. But using a minigun, it says two things: -LOOK AT ME, THE BADASS -it's smaller than a peanut (you know what)

08-26-14, 10:41 AM	#22
MH Ocean Warrior Join Date: Jul 2008 Posts: 3,184 Downloads: 248 Uploads: 0	Using mini gun is still shooting at animals I guess. Sort of crazy , yes ... but still shooting. Drones well...that is something else.