[Anmon]

=Matt;496195]Umm, yeah....I know, if something is dead its dead, and you can't kill it twice. Did you read me sentence correctly? "Mommy, I saw a dead rabbit someone killed today!" The kid is referring to a dead rabbit that that day was killed. Get it?

The kid should have been corrected then, the proper way to say it would be, ' Mum, I saw some one kill a rabbit today' or 'I saw a dead rabbit, someone killed it,' not 'I saw a dead rabbit someone killed.'

I'm sure if you said that to a girl, you'd get some mighty interesting answers.

Depends on the girl I guess, and if girls are hot for you they don't really care about what you kill.

Seriously, its not being wuss, its being compassionate which we can use our high intellect to do.

Practicality's are much more important than intellectual idealism.

Did I say anything else that traumatizes kids in my posts? I just said this. So please don't make assumptions

Well lets be honest here, if your going to train kids to be overly sensitive, then they will be easily traumatised because thats the way they have been guided to be.

Maybe Aussie kids are different then Canadian kids. If you came here to my city and did a 'how to hunt a rabbit' demostration you'd probably get one or two kids.

You would probably get a lot, kids are always up for new experiences, and rabbit hunting is a lot more fun than rabbit tending, which is dull as hell.

Again, you are making a guess. There is no proof kids will need to know how to hunt in their lifetime at all, unless they live in some extremely poor nation like Mozambique.

Its still wise to prepare just in case, and if it doesn't happen then you have lost nothing, but if it does, then you have lost everything.

Also, why would they need to hunt even if that situation occurred? If anything kids should be taught to forage for roots and other edible pplant matter and herbs.

Agreed, but do you know what goes well with a large pot of roots and carrots? A nice juicy rabbit.

So your view is your 'aiming practice' is worth lives? Not good enough reason.

Lol their just rabbits Matt, you say 'lives' like their humans or something.

Why kill them? They never did any harm to us.

Cause they taste good, and their a pest if their numbers get too large.

We caused the problem by letting rabbits go in the wild, and we should fix it in a humane way.

Agreed, but a humane way would not be quick enough, they not kidding when they say 'breed like rabbits'.

You talk about them like they are nothing more then a weed, "blow them away". Karma....oh karma...

They are vermin, just blow them away and stop being so soft.