Hunting is about social interaction (From Worcester News)
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Hunting is about social interaction
8:10am Monday 1st February 2010 in Read
Sir – I fully agree with the comments made by John Burgess (Letters, January 18). Helen Smart does not have a clue what she is talking about.
The Hunting Act is only marginally about animal welfare. To her it’s about class war and the “short- sighted views” of the League Against Cruel Sports and in part the RSPCA. It is not about pink coats (never seen one of those) or big horses (we have two) – it is about rural social interaction, something your type of people obviously have no concept of.
Tim Shenton
Ross-on-Wye
Comments(7)
CJH
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12:16pm Mon 1 Feb 10
nebhunting
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1:41pm Tue 2 Feb 10
CJH
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2:14pm Tue 2 Feb 10
nebhunting wrote:Huh? Is that a yes or a no to my statement then?
Quote " Your type of people" does not signify class but a group of narrow minded, predjudiced people who are themselves involved in "Class warfare" in the way they try to belittle people.
New Kid on the Block
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7:00pm Tue 2 Feb 10
"Your type of people" does NOT signify class but.................
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I think the word not might give you the answer you are looking for.
CJH
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7:31pm Tue 2 Feb 10
New Kid on the Block wrote:I can read, and the word 'not' didn't escape me, but I still didn't understand the comment!
CJH if you read carefully nebhunting wrote :- "Your type of people" does NOT signify class but................. . I think the word not might give you the answer you are looking for.
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I'll be getting back to my hovel now with the rest of the peasants 'til the master he be giving us his orders. CJH exits, tugging her forelock and curtseying to her betters...
dave1998
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8:25pm Tue 2 Feb 10
What a sad lonely little person. The only way you can interact is by killing animals?
You are no better than the thugs who feel they have to commit crime to be accepted by others.
BarryB
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9:22pm Tue 2 Feb 10
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