DJJasonp |
08-31-2013 11:26 AM |
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Originally Posted by jd1020
(Post 9927541)
It's a deer to you. It was a pet to the cemetery and a comforting friend to everyone that visited.
Just think of pets you've had, do you look at them as just a cat or just a dog? Probably not. I bet you consider them a part of your family.
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I think this is the point George is making.
Whether we all agree or not about hunting, I think we all understand the importance of a human life versus an animal's life.
but - this situation is unique, as JD and others have put it, a cemetery is not an amusement park.
And people spend their time there reflecting and searching.....for anything that might help them get through a rough time in their life.
You have to be pretty damn cynical not to understand how this deer could have meant a lot of different things to a lot of different visitors to the cemetery.
While I love animals, I'm not a PETA member, nor am I going to judge those that hunt (as others stated, it WAS necessary on the Oregon Trail :doh!: ), but sometimes there are unique situations that LOGIC dictates that it transcends the typical arguments.
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