Animal Cruelty really sets me off....
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I can't stand those canned hunting operations either. Sickening.
Sponge, start another thread about anti-hunting if you want and I'll debate you there. Of course, you're showing what a stupid sob you are.
kickserv, appreciate the comments, and I can guarantee u any animal I hunt and kill has led a way more 'suffer'-free life than the cattle and chickens most here eat. I'm glad u, unlike sponge can see what a huge difference there is between pet cruelty (which I abhor) and hunting.
No probs sixfive......and you do make a good point about the cruelty involved in the meat we in Canada (and USA) eat.
This is my biggest issue, I just get livid when I see some poor dog being abused, I just can't stand it. I know if anybody did to my dogs what I see on that show........there is no question in my mind that I'd snap and be in prison. I am a very calm dude and not violent at all......but I'd lose it if that ever happened to my dogs....just lose it.
Great show though...despite the horrific material, there are some happy endings:SIB
http://animal.discovery.com/fansites...nimalcops.html
This is my biggest issue, I just get livid when I see some poor dog being abused, I just can't stand it. I know if anybody did to my dogs what I see on that show........there is no question in my mind that I'd snap and be in prison. I am a very calm dude and not violent at all......but I'd lose it if that ever happened to my dogs....just lose it.
Great show though...despite the horrific material, there are some happy endings:SIB
http://animal.discovery.com/fansites...nimalcops.html
The hunting threads have been beat to death. I was just showing what a hypocrite you are. Im sure most of these guys in this thread thought the same thing as me. Im also sure those suffer free animals appreciate your kindness.
Rapper DMX arrested for drugs, animal crueltyMay 9, 2008, 3:42 pm PDT
Associated Press
PHOENIX - DMX was arrested on drug and animal-cruelty charges following an overnight raid on the rapper's house Friday, authorities said. The 37-year-old rapper, whose given name is Earl Simmons, initially tried to barricade himself in his bedroom but emerged when a SWAT team entered his north Phoenix home during the 3 a.m. raid, sheriff's spokesman Capt. Paul Chagolla said.
The arrest and search warrants stemmed from indictments for felony drug possession and misdemeanor animal cruelty charges. He made an initial court appearance Friday where bail was sent at $7,500, said his local attorney, Cameron Morgan. Morgan said he expected bail to be posted quickly.
The indictment stems from an August search of the rapper's home prompted by reports of dogs being abused on his property. Detectives seized 12 pit bull dogs, dug up remains of three others and found marijuana on the rural property.
During Friday's raid, officials said more drugs were found and weapons seized and additional charges were possible.
Simmons' New York lawyer, Murray Richman, said he told his client to expect such a raid after his efforts to make DMX available to law enforcement were rebuffed.
"I anticipated it, I explained to my client what was going to happen," Richman said. He said he believed evidence did not support the charges of animal cruelty, which has been a major focus of Sheriff Joe Arpaio.
"I think that the animal cruelty is not going to be able to be established," Richman said, "and I think that this is Sheriff Joe's moment."
A statement from Arpaio said someone of DMX means "has no excuse for not providing proper care for his animals."
Sheriff's deputies made a series of visits to the rapper's home in August after receiving reports of neglected pit bulls. They found a caretaker who had been hired to look after the animals.
Richman said DMX was not in Arizona in the weeks leading up to the initial raid.
The rapper has had previous run-ins with the law, including an arrest Tuesday by the Arizona Department of Public Safety after speed-enforcement cameras captured him going 114 mph on a suburban Phoenix freeway.
In June 2006, Scottsdale police cited him for carrying a concealed handgun outside a nightclub.
He also served 70 days in jail in 2005 for violating his parole following a 2004 incident in which he posed as an undercover federal agent and crashed his sport utility vehicle through a security gate at Kennedy International Airport.
DMX recorded the 1999 hit single "Party Up (Up in Here)." His last album, "Year of the Dog ... Again," was released last year.
