@RabbleChorus@jcjeremyhobson Those woods that the Victorians planted for pheasants and which people continue to plant and manage (rotationally thin/coppice) for pheasants sure are an absolute disaster for UK ecology!
@AnonEtc@1GarethWynJones@BenGoldsmith I suspect Gareth has to work hard to squeeze a living out of his inherited land just like his forefathers. Goldsmith could put his inheritance (ironically in part from Supermarkets) in the local post office low interest account &never have to work a day in his life.
@1GarethWynJones@BenGoldsmith Ben inherited £280 million from his Dad according to Wiki. He can probably look at such things with dispassion and blinkered idealism, safe in the knowledge that enforced change always starts with the little man.
@OldLodskins@natalieben@ProtectTheWild_@EndBirdShooting@AnimalAid@LeagueACS People don’t kill for enjoyment. They hunt for enjoyment. Come back to me when you understand this nuance.
Evolution of human brain to what it is now was aided by increased protein intake beyond that of ape ancestors. No suggestion that a current veg’tian has less brain power.
@natalieben@ProtectTheWild_@EndBirdShooting@AnimalAid@LeagueACS You do realise some of us hunt our own food in a way that is ethically & sustainably more advanced than the majority and on more than one day a year don’t you? Something that’s been done since before humans existed. It’s just that now we impose rules on ourselves; hence sport.
@TrooperSnooks Last week rainbows, before that bean curd, this week lanyards. I wonder what next in the list of things destroying society as we know it?