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Brutal sport could be legalised again

THE very unhealthy minority who persist in terrorising our wildlife and vandalising the property of those who oppose them (Hunt followers slashed tyres, Oxford Mail October 15) present an aspect of life that is deeply disturbing.

There must be a serious flaw in the character of people who literally hound to death wild animals and target, with any means at their disposal, those who oppose their brutal pastime.

Those who choose to seek their entertainment by following the sport of the unlamented wastrels of the past, harbour a deep visceral hatred for anyone who opposes them.

It is a matter of record that assaults and thefts against those who dare to attempt to record the activities of hunters are commonplace, and Penny Little has frequently been singled out as a target.

Is there any other sport where bystanders with cameras are routinely attacked? And yet, incredibly, the Leader of the Opposition, David Cameron, is a keen hunt supporter and hopes to restore this vile activity to the statute book.

BEA BRADLEY, Cuxham Road, Watlington

Comments(4)

Power says...
2:39pm Tue 20 Oct 09

Lots of big confusing words there Bea. Are you trying to make a point or just attempting a wind-up?

bryan m says...
2:59pm Tue 20 Oct 09

As Bea is also a POWA Hunt monitor i am not surprised that this letter has fiction stated as fact.
Whilst Penny's tyres were slashed, it is not known who the culprit(s) are. It could have been local youths or even a publicity stunt. It did take 16 days for Penny to go to the press and she does have CCTV?

BigAlBiker says...
3:53pm Tue 20 Oct 09

Mr Cameron is my MP, and as one who has always been a townie i still vote for the countryside people to keep there ways.

Power says...
4:19pm Tue 20 Oct 09

Hunt saboteurs/monitors are some of the most idiotic people I have ever met and sending letter like that in to the Oxford Mail just makes people hate them even more.

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