Right on cue
Calling a spade a spade is not bashing hunters. It is giving the community a much needed dose of reality. Because when legislation gets passed banning your passion, all the come-and-take-it BS won't get you anywhere but fined, jailed or with a yard full of empty chains because your dogs are confiscated. Or maybe you'll escape that fate and keep hunting but you'll be doing so as a poacher. Is that the sort of legacy you want to pass on to your kids and grandkids? Sneaking around and breaking the law because when you had the chance to rise above and make a difference, you decided to give the media and legislators a big F you?
Yes, animal rights activists are the minority, but so are dog hunters. The majority of people don't fall in to either camp and are too apathetic to care. It will come down to which minority can work the system correctly.
But you probably shouldn't trust me. I grew up in Chicago and went to a liberal top 20 university and work in the media and think meat grows on trees. Obviously someone with my sullied credentials couldn't possibly form their own opinion or put their skills to use defending dog hunters. Guess it's time to pack up my hog dog and move back north and make websites for PETA.
