I MYSELF WOULD NEVER EXCEPT IT,I WOULD ALWAYS BE THINKING OF THEM.....

no a chance the scum bag wouldnt deserve to have me

Raising animals for meat has its consequences....

It leads to rain forest destruction, global heatrising, water pollution, water scarcity, desertification, misuse of energy resources, and world hunger. The use of land, water, energy, and human effort to produce meat is not an efficient way to use the earth's resources.

Since 1960, some 25% of Central America's rain forests have been burned and cleared to create pasture for beef cattle. It has been estimated that every four ounce hamburger made from rain forest beef destroys 55 square feet of tropical rain forest. In addition, raising cattle contributes significantly to the production of three gases which cause global warming, is a leading cause of water pollution, and requires a staggering 2464 gallons of water for the production of each pound of beef. It only takes 29 gallons of water to produce a pound of tomatoes, and 139 gallons to produce a one pound loaf of whole wheat bread. Nearly half of the water consumed in the United States goes to the growing of feed for cattle and other livestock.

no that is rediculous, people have eaten meat from the turn of time

with the latest child killed by a dog im still in two minds even now if i agree with the dangerous dog act can any type of dog be dangerous or are we just going to add powerfull dogs to the ban
though it would be easier to blame a breed of dog maybe we should think about what type of owner selects a big powerfull dog and the bad owner creates anouther bad dog
some banned breeds owned by the right type of owner can be a family pet but in the wrong hands i think it can become a loaded gun
small dogs are known to attack so like i said im still in two minds can we ban one type or would be need to ban all dogs to stop any children or adults being bitten or maybe the goverment should have contiued with dog licences what do you think ?

bad owner, you need good disciplin right from when they're a puppy