Before you go to this link please realize that the picture is graphic and should not be seen by children. This image shows animal cruelty.
http://www.thesun.co.uk/article/0,,2-2005450117,00.html
Isn't that nice. Dislike is too nice a word for the sphincter muscle who did that. :cursing.gif :cursing.gif :cursing.gif :cursing.gif :cursing.gif
I think I now dislike humans alone... >:(
theres no way thats true. i dont believe it.
what in the heck are these people thinking about i think they should hook their sacks and throw them out in the water >:D >:(
Sickening to see that picture.
Love to put that same hook through the perpetraitors nut sack and throw him in the water while chumming. Sorry bastards.
>:(
Quote from: gery350 on October 05, 2005, 05:57:24 PM
theres no way thats true. i dont believe it.
Im with gery here, WTF? It just doesnt seem right. When i was in europe my aunt got the police called on her because she left her dog outside! Even though she was an outside dog when she was here in florida (orlando). And its cooler over in europe. They dont do stuff like that over there.
rl.
go to snopes.com and type in dogs used for shark bait. It will explain.
Quote from: foreman1 on October 05, 2005, 07:45:21 PM
Sickening to see that picture.
Love to put that same hook through the perpetraitors nut sack and throw him in the water while chumming. Sorry bastards.
>:(
i agree 100%
From Snopes.com-
QuoteBased on a recent Réunion newspaper article which acknowledged the practice and reported the recent prosecution of a deliveryman (and amateur fisherman) on that island over animal cruelty charges associated with the described activity, we'd have to say there is some truth to the shark-fishing claim, although the practice does not appear to be as widespread or horrific (or tolerated) as implied by recent news stories. Rather than describing hordes of shark fisherman impaling live dogs on hooks and dragging them behind boats as shark bait, the article notes that employing dogs in shark-fishing is largely the province of a small group of amateur fisherman rather than large numbers of professionals, that the dogs used are generally dead animals picked up from roadsides or culled from the island's large population of unwanted strays (estimated at 150,000), and that the no-longer-alive animals are attached to unattended buoyed "shark trap" platforms rather than dragged alive behind boats.
......and pigs fly too.
Just awful to think anything like this actually happens.
even if they are dead it is still sickening
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