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The Pros And Cons Of Banning Fox Hunting

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How much longer will we tolerate the atrociously vicious act of hunting foxes with a pack of ferocious dogs? My name is Hassan Salem and I stand for the righteous and ethical act of banning fox hunting.

The unscrupulous bloodshed of foxes shall not be accepted in the United Kingdom any longer. It’s unendurable to see these inferior creatures run away in dreaded terror to the point of enervation. A gruesome and abominable behaviour executed by ruthless and apathetic humans for mere satisfaction. As Paul Rodrigues also said: “Hunting is not a sport. In a sport, both sides should know they’re in the game” So would you want to see these defenceless creatures squirm in excruciating pain in front of your eyes? Then why tolerate it as an act of …show more content…

In response David Cameron said, “I regret to say that I do not think there will be government agreement to go forward.” David Cameron’s motive to lift the ban isn’t fuelled by the incentive of moral act but rather ignorance, since he’s had previous experience in fox hunting as a sport. Which makes his motive immoral and pointless. The Conservative MP Simon Hart, welcomed David Cameron’s decision by saying “Given cross party recognition that there are failings in the hunting act that need to be addressed this seems a sensible way forward” Is it really sensible to go forward with slaughtering foxes in a barbaric way? Is it really sensible to chase these inferior foxes with a pack of starving dogs?

Some people justify this inhumane doing with the claim that foxhounds have been trained to kill with a nip to the necks of foxes, however this is a false imputation. There are also people who justify fox hunting for safety purposes. Claiming that foxes are dangerous to people and pets, when there is no actual proof of that; Its nothing but false

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