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Isn't 'domestic Terrorism' A Loaded Phrase Here?
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Whatever else it is, it's hardly that.
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.sandy...its hardly very helpful. But we have had our share of mink-releasing in Britain as well, and it's causing havoc with other wildlife.
Whatever we think about those daft twits that released mink into our environment, they are hardly on the same scale as the men that were responsible for the 7/7 outrage, or Timothy McVeigh in 1995.
Whatever we think about those daft twits that released mink into our environment, they are hardly on the same scale as the men that were responsible for the 7/7 outrage, or Timothy McVeigh in 1995.
If they have breach the terms of the act it seems a fair description.
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What stupid nonsense. I understand the desire to release them though, delightful creatures, they are kept in a cold environment to thicken up the fur and then gassed to kill them.
I visited the mink farm in Devon in the (20 minutes from where I lived) where the original sightings of them stemmed from on the river Teign, kept in open wire cages to ensure their fur thickened up. Sick!! Releasing them however caused untold damage to the nearside rivers.
I visited the mink farm in Devon in the (20 minutes from where I lived) where the original sightings of them stemmed from on the river Teign, kept in open wire cages to ensure their fur thickened up. Sick!! Releasing them however caused untold damage to the nearside rivers.
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