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<blockquote data-quote="Robin1966" data-source="post: 3489984" data-attributes="member: 65076"><p>I think you all kind of missed the point of my posting actually, which was this. Basically I always felt it was possible to sab local hunts and yet still get on with the supporters, even have a bit of fun with them. I treated it as a bit of a game (albeit with a serious point from our 'side'), and I think some of the supporters felt the same way because some of them seemed really chuffed when they managed to outwit us, as indeed they would of course. I was always advised by my sab mates "not to talk to the hunt", but I just ignored that crap because I am generally a friendly fellow and I like talking to people and having a laugh with them, hunt supporters included. </p><p></p><p>Yes I am still anti-hunt, but these days I hardly ever get involved in a serious debate about it. I might, once in a blue moon, sign the odd petition or comment about it briefly on Facebook, but that's about it. The hunt debate is what it is. In my twenties, I did what I did. So what? That's just the nature of the beast that is the debate on hunting in UK. There are more serious issues now to focus on (mine being climate change - and no I am not commenting on that here). So, while having a bit of a laugh from those odd stories/memories I posted here, generally I've moved on. If you don't believe that, or just generally want to have a gripe, well fine. Up to you, your choice. Meanwhile, I am still going to behave politely at my end....<img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite1" alt=":)" title="Smile :)" loading="lazy" data-shortname=":)" /></p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Robin1966, post: 3489984, member: 65076"] I think you all kind of missed the point of my posting actually, which was this. Basically I always felt it was possible to sab local hunts and yet still get on with the supporters, even have a bit of fun with them. I treated it as a bit of a game (albeit with a serious point from our 'side'), and I think some of the supporters felt the same way because some of them seemed really chuffed when they managed to outwit us, as indeed they would of course. I was always advised by my sab mates "not to talk to the hunt", but I just ignored that crap because I am generally a friendly fellow and I like talking to people and having a laugh with them, hunt supporters included. Yes I am still anti-hunt, but these days I hardly ever get involved in a serious debate about it. I might, once in a blue moon, sign the odd petition or comment about it briefly on Facebook, but that's about it. The hunt debate is what it is. In my twenties, I did what I did. So what? That's just the nature of the beast that is the debate on hunting in UK. There are more serious issues now to focus on (mine being climate change - and no I am not commenting on that here). So, while having a bit of a laugh from those odd stories/memories I posted here, generally I've moved on. If you don't believe that, or just generally want to have a gripe, well fine. Up to you, your choice. Meanwhile, I am still going to behave politely at my end....:) [/QUOTE]
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