Who’s voice is the unheard voice? The voice of the African people themselves, whose opinion the animal rights activists have never asked.
When they make their case for how ‘righteous’ their cause is, PETA treats hunters and poachers alike as a scourge and blight upon the planet. It’s easy to do that from behind a desk, or while marching down a safe city street, where their biggest concerns are whether to have that Pumpkin Spice Latte Half-caf or not.
But for the villagers walking the knife’s edge of survival, the ones who actually live AMONG the animals PETA and others so confidently march in defense of, life looks a lot different.
The people protect the animal herds and the animals are bringing health, clean water, and education to the people.
And that’s because of legal hunting.
The DCS Foundation captioned the video this way:
As the debate continues between the anti-hunting community and those who believe in the “Conservation Through Hunting” model, the unheard voice is the rural African who must live among the wild animals. It is these people who are most affected when politics supercedes science in the management of wildlife.
As the debate continues between the anti-hunting community and those who believe in the "Conservation Through Hunting" model, the unheard voice is the rural African who must live among the wild animals. It is these people who are most affected when politics supercedes science in the management of wildlife.
Posted by DSC Foundation on Monday, August 20, 2018
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