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In article <4kbsf8$18ik@acs3.acs.ucalgary.ca> powlesla@acs.ucalgary.ca (Jim Powlesland) writes:
>In the act of hunting, a man becomes, however
>briefly, part of nature again. 

   Somehow I cannot recall the evolutionary path of "nature"
   that resulted in gunpowder, steel rifle barrels, walkie-talkie's
   etc.  Now if you are proposing that "a man" would be willing
   to use only tooth and claw, I for one would be ALL for supporting
   your right to hunt mountain lions.  I might even try to help you
   find a few.  

>He returns to the natural state,
>becomes one with the animal, 

   So why is it that the animal dies all the time?  

   And where on earth did the cockamamie idea that "nature"
   is either benign or a preferred state come from?  Wanna give
   up your Beemer, ear wart, TV, and become a "natural" man again?
   Go for it, the gene pool is much too cluttered with stupidity
   of this type already.