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“I am a Canadian, free to speak without fear, free to worship in my own way, free to stand for what I think right, free to oppose what I believe wrong, or free to choose those who shall govern my country. This heritage of freedom I pledge to uphold for myself and all mankind.” ~~ John G. Diefenbaker

Mark Neudorf: Where has the tolerance gone for my way of life?

Writer:  Mark Neudorf

GUEST POST ... used with permission




I am a hunter -- I am proud to be a hunter! 

I kill animals ethically and legally and they feed me and my family. MANY cannot comprehend this because they haven't grown up in an area where this is a NORMAL way of life. 100 years ago, Canadian's had ancestors that hunted all over and it was NORMAL because It was a way of life.

We as Canadians pride ourselves as a diverse, tolerant country that respects people's beliefs and welcomes different ways of life.

I agree 100% with that, however where has the tolerance gone for my way of life ... something this country was founded on?

Why are my beliefs and rights as a hunter constantly under attack by other groups that don't understand?


Why do I have to fear my right to express myself with hunting pictures because I may receive death threats from anti hunters if they see them?

ITS NOT RIGHT, AND IT GOES AGAINST OUR CONSTITUTION.

If you are a hunter, WAKE UP!  It is time to start doing something proactive to protect your right, and your kid's right, to hunt because we are losing that right. Don't be ignorant, and lets win this battle with science-based FACTS. When dealing with logical people, the FACTS will out weigh the only thing the anti's base their judgement on, pure EMOTION.

We need to be united! We need to stop condemning each other because of different opinions. We all have a common goal and the only way we have a fighting chance to keep our right and our way of life alive, is to be united.

If you are a hunter, and are willing to stand up for what you believe in, please share this and get more people on board.

And to those in the media, it would be nice to have you get our side of the story!

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