Tuesday, December 14, 2004
INSIGNIFICANT
So the anti-hunting brigade have at last got their way.
The two letters in the ET today (December 3), in response to the tirade presented by the hunt master earlier in the week, are just as full verbals as the letters in support and just leave my mind boggled.
Parliament spent more than 700 hours debating whether or not hunting should be allowed and all over a vicious, four-legged sly and cunning killer that roams at will through the countryside desecrating both wildlife and domestic creatures.
It just happens to be a cuddly and bushy tailed predator that has split the population roughly into “townies”, who know little about the countryside, and rural dwellers who happen to know quite a lot about how to manage wildlife and look after its well-being.
The ludicrous part in all this is how insignificant this is to our lifestyle in general.
Anthony B L Martyn
Elton Road,
Wansford,
near Peterborough.
Elton Road,
Wansford,
near Peterborough.
