Is fox hunting a demonstration of fair play?

Question

The Toffs are still at it you know

Answer 1

no - it is evil.

foxes hunt for food as their natural instinct dictates.

hunting is for pleasure - chasing the fox to the point of exhaustion and then letting it be ripped apart by hounds.

it has no place in a decent society.

Answer 2

You need to get the facts right,Fox hunting in England was banned several years ago. Edit........ once again a Lemur shows it's ignorance,it loses one account,it starts another.

Answer 3

Of course it is. The fox survives if it's fit and clever enough; if not it's killed very quickly. The people hunting it survive if they're fit and clever enough; if not they break their necks, backs or heads. That's fair.

Answer 4

whats fair about it, it's disgusting. but a typical "human" so called sport.

Answer 5

No fair play when it comes to cruelty to animals.

Answer 6

The foxes will be killed whether they are hunted or not.   Shooting them is not necessarily any more humane, because shooting a fox can would it without killing it, and then it crawls away to die in agony.  With hunting it is either killed or gets away.  

And as for it being cruel, what about factory farming?  What about fishing?  We inflict far greater cruelty on far greater nubmer of animals than the foxes being hunted, so why is so much attention paid to the fox?  Why does nobody get upset over the suffering of cows, pigs, sheep or chickens?  Why are foxes singled out for this sentimental cooing?

Answer 7

no way.i would like to see these barbaric c.nts put in a field full of lions and lets see the hunters become the hunted

Answer 8

Fox hunting-or any hunting-'cept for food-is just cruelty. Heaps of mad dogs and englishmen out in the midday sun chasing you down----fair play??? I think not.

Answer 9

I agree with dancing queen

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