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Jimmy John's
The owner has been photographed with big game "trophies" of elephants and a leopard.
TW: deceased animals
Snopes fact check: true
This guy pisses me off so much. Hunting like this (where it's private land, the staff do all the work of finding you a prize, & they basically point you at the endangered animal when it's time to pull the trigger) is so obscene, grotesque, unnecessary, and self-fellating. Fuck this dude in particular.
Completely inexcusable. How people can get away with this kind of behaviour is beyond me.
Question: how is it different than the atrocities against animals most people participate in every day?
Answer: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Speciesism
It's okay to have this kind of kindness and passion for all animals, you know.
Did you just "all lives matter" me? I do care about all animals, but hunting species that are barely clinging to existence is the topic of assholery in my post.