@WestJetM_ Don’t have WhatsApp. Shouldn’t need to post on social to get a response. We’ll be claiming on the flight cancellation and delay compensation. Truly unhappy, this was our kids first international trip and it’s been a disaster.
@WestJet great travel day. Flight 111 YYC to YVR cancelled. Two reasons given - weather and an incident docking the plane.
90 minute wait on the phone to find a solution. Rebooked on a flight 11 HOURS LATER.
@bushcamp2 Wow bushcamp, amazing buck! Congrats on the harvest, and I understand and respect the mixed emotions. Means you respect the game you’re hunting, and I think that says a lot about a person.
Well earned!
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@M2791Annies @jannarden I think people don’t realize that hunters contribute more financially to biodiversity and habitat sustainability than ANY OTHER GROUP. we literally pay (quite happily I’d add) wildlife funds as part of our licensing.
@311West_@jannarden Oh, I’m fully aware there’s two competing fundamentals in the tweet, that’s not hypocrisy, that’s being open minded. Thinking someone who kills animals should themselves be killed is hypocrisy.
@Cha_and_Mel @jannarden This is really a bit insane. My point isn’t that the killing of the animal is righteous, it’s the assumption that person is a bad person. What if that person also volunteered at a soup kitchen? Open your mind to other possibilities.
@Cattt624@Rider8910@lakin1013@jannarden You are closing your mind to the fact there’s more than one way to interpret that picture. This isn’t a reading comprehension issue, it’s an issue of perspective. You clearly can’t accept that the person in the picture could have saved somebodies life JUST before the pic
@SynergyStudioTO@jannarden Actually, cougars are predators. They commonly kill livestock, pets, and in very occasional circumstances people (although that’s normally the fault of people). A picture only represents the act, not the circumstance. Assuming the person in the picture is a “murderer” is wrong.