I think you are missing the real point of what dave was saying. If you lived out it the country and had your dearest pet attacked and dragged off your property by a pack of wolves or coyotes or better yet your own child playing in the back yard, you would soon put an end to that. that is why they are hunted and eliminated. they are a pest, nuisance and a threat. and as far as burning garbage, Im all for it, I use it to heat my house, kind of like recycling, better than city folk putting it in the ground and then wondering why the water is contaminated, but most city folk also use there toilet to dispose of the outdated medication, paint thinner and anything else that can pour into it, flush it away and its gone forever. unfortuneatly they dont realize it goes through the sewage treatment plant, supposeably filtering the decontaminates and puts it back into their water system with some chlorine so you can drink it. I would say thats were cancer comes from. Why would anyone want to dump used motor oil on the ground thats perfectly good recyclable material to heat a shop. I would say most country folk really appreciate their land, because they respect it, its piecefull, quite and you dont have any neighbours telling you what you can and cant do. they have there own wells and dont want to contaminate it. have to pay for there own septic system out of their own hard earned money. And as far as Rhinos, if there was a white one running around a big city here smashing into cars, trampling kids and businesses, the cops would soon open fire on it and not say oh its endangered just let it run free.
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