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On our national news at the moment:

There is disgust from animal welfare groups as a New Zealand millionaire becomes the latest to pose beside slaughtered African animals.

A US TV presenter was internationally criticised after posting a photo of herself with a shot and bloodied lion.

Now photos have also surfaced of property developer Mark Gunton standing over the corpse of an elephant and a crocodile.

Executive director of animal rights group SAFE Hans Kriek says African hunting trips have been available to rich tourists for several years now.

"It's a power thing. It's the same sort of people that like to dominate in their business, they like to dominate the animals and show they can shoot and kill an elephant.

"There's nothing in it. Anyone can shoot an elephant when you've got a gun and the elephant hasn't got a chance."
Mr Gunton is chairman of the New Zealand Retail Property Group.
 
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so African safaris have only been available for a few years? i could have sworn it has been going on for over 100 years… someone with a brain needs to enlightened Hans. rotflmo


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They were previously only available to lower and middle class tourists. It's only in the last "several years" that the rich tourists were allowed to hunt in Africa.


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so African safaris have only been available for a few years? i could have sworn it has been going on for over 100 years… someone with a brain needs to enlightened Hans. rotflmo


You are assuming good old Hans has any brains! clap


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"corpse(?) of an elephant and a crocodile?" That's the secomnd time I've seen that word used this week (instead of carcass).

No such thing.
 
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"corpse(?) of an elephant and a crocodile?" That's the secomnd time I've seen that word used this week (instead of carcass).

No such thing.


Not so sure that you are entirely correct? Big Grin Ask anyone who has shot a baboon if he posed with the 'carcass', or with the 'body' or with the 'corpse'? Confused hilbily stir


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Sounds just as silly as those who "harvest" animals! clap


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These are the same informed folks who don't know the difference between an autopsy and a necropsy.

Beware of anyone who attributes human behavioral traits to animals. Their relationship with reality is questionable. homer space holycow


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Beware of anyone who attributes human behavioral traits to animals

And also of anyone who anthropomorphizes. Wink
 
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They were previously only available to lower and middle class tourists. It's only in the last "several years" that the rich tourists were allowed to hunt in Africa.


Wow, after five safaris and spending a ton of money, I've finally found out, I'm rich! dancing

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They were previously only available to lower and middle class tourists. It's only in the last "several years" that the rich tourists were allowed to hunt in Africa.


Wow, after five safaris and spending a ton of money, I've finally found out, I'm rich! dancing

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Were, surely? If you have not blown it all, you owe yourself another safari? Roll Eyes
 
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Was the Neanderthal power hungry as well, when he chased the mammoth?


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Originally posted by SteveGl:
"corpse(?) of an elephant and a crocodile?" That's the secomnd time I've seen that word used this week (instead of carcass).

No such thing.


Not so sure that you are entirely correct? Big Grin Ask anyone who has shot a baboon if he posed with the 'carcass', or with the 'body' or with the 'corpse'? Confused hilbily stir


Carcass; the word corpse refers solely to humans, same as the word murder (and rape).
 
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This is awesome! I have been trying to convince my wife that I am rich and powerful!
Though the loin cloth was a bust...

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The one thing the greenies are good at, besides making me laugh, is to create hunam-like animals with feelings, family ties and human-like behaviour.

There are only 3 people in the world that think I am rich.......my 3 children. jumping


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