The unemployment in Zimbabwe is huge. That is what the people there are concerned about. They have water and health issues. Give us data that proves the tourist industry will be hurt by the lion's killing.
The unemployment in Zimbabwe is huge. That is what the people there are concerned about. They have water and health issues. Give us data that proves the tourist industry will be hurt by the lion's killing.
Plus, last l looked this is a Notre Dame football board. It is a ridiculous topic and doesn't belong here.Let me start out by saying that I do not own a gun, have never hunted in my life, and believe all life is sacred. That said, the host country made this experience available to this man. He paid $50,000 to hunt a lion. There was a team helping him get what he paid to do. You would assume the team to be experts on the law of their own country.
Everyone is acting as if this 'single' person dropped marshmallows against strong advice from the team to lure this lion out of its habitat. Can we all take a deep breath and stop being manipulated by the media for one second and see both sides of the story.
I personally do not agree with hunting big game but that does not make it illegal. If this guy trusted his team to obey the law (which shelling out $50,000 investment would indicate) then there has to be another story out there we are not hearing.