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"Todd Copeland" wrote in
link.net: "Ken Fortenberry" wrote in message . com... Did you happen to watch Dubya on the Roland Martin show ? Seems our Chief Executive catches bass and then lets his dog chew them to death instead of releasing them. ...and eats them? If the dog eats them, I feel sorry for the dog. I can see this creating potential health threats. On the other hand, as long as the fish gets eaten when not thrown back I don't see a problem with not releasing the fish. If a person eats it for food or it's a dog that eats it, it's still being eaten. Being eaten, for the most part, has always been an acceptable reason for not releasing fish. In _many_ cases, releasing all caught fish actually does more harm then good. There's got to be some metaphor for trickle down economics in here someplace, but damned if I can't phrase it right? Little help? Scott |
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