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<blockquote data-quote="It will be fine" data-source="post: 3195130" data-attributes="member: 55017"><p>I always try to do better, I don't eat dead animals. My cat does, he's a carnivore and needs to to live a healthy life, I don't need to.</p><p></p><p>I've gotten this same pushback from my family members that hunt. I don't understand the intellectual dishonesty of the insistence that people don't hunt for fun. I don't enjoy killing things so I don't go out in the woods with the intention to kill. To pretend hunting is just for food is ridiculous and obviously false. People enjoy it, it's not my thing. It also adds to our violent culture by embracing our inherent predatory nature. How many gun owners involved in mass shootings owned the guns for "hunting?" I don't know, but it's never brought up in the discussions.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="It will be fine, post: 3195130, member: 55017"] I always try to do better, I don't eat dead animals. My cat does, he's a carnivore and needs to to live a healthy life, I don't need to. I've gotten this same pushback from my family members that hunt. I don't understand the intellectual dishonesty of the insistence that people don't hunt for fun. I don't enjoy killing things so I don't go out in the woods with the intention to kill. To pretend hunting is just for food is ridiculous and obviously false. People enjoy it, it's not my thing. It also adds to our violent culture by embracing our inherent predatory nature. How many gun owners involved in mass shootings owned the guns for "hunting?" I don't know, but it's never brought up in the discussions. [/QUOTE]
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