Foxhunting - is this sport?

First I'd like to say I'd give Fox hunting 0 stars if I could. Is this sport? if sport now means chasing a tiny animal for hours until it is almost dying of exhaustion and then ordering dogs to rip it to shreds....What kind of person would do that?a coward is the simple answer. I have read all the reviews on here about fox hunting as it is something I am strongly against, the excuses people give for fox hunting are laughable and obviously written by people who would rather believe ignorance is bliss: #1. "Fox hunting is needed to control the population of foxes" The fox population of the UK is stable at ...

I am against fox hunting and no amount of "good reasons" for fox hunting will ever change my mind. Regardless of what arguments people put forward none of them change a few simple facts: 1. There is something wrong with anyone who enjoys watching any living thing being torn apart 2. It's an ineffective way to control the fox population Everything else is just my opinion. It is my opinion that fox hunting is immoral. It is my opinion that humans should not have the right to kill animals for sport. My opinion isn't worth anything more than anyone elses opinion but the two things I listed above are what I consider to be facts. There is a ...

One of New Labors most pathetic moments, amongst many, over the last eleven years was the majority vote to ban foxhunting with hounds, yet at the same time voting for the invasion of Iraq and so the death of thousands of innocent people, including children. Protecting the fox on some sort of childish class war line seemed more important to them than little babies in Baghdad. Rather ironically, foxes suffered the most casualties on the first few night of bombing as they and the rats had the run of Baghdad and the only living things brave enough to be in town as the Cruise Missiles rained in. Why weren't those same MPs concerned at least about Iraqi Desert foxes being ...