"Despite hunters’ common claim of adhering to a “fair chase” code, there is no such thing. With an arsenal of rifles, shotguns, muzzleloaders, handguns, bows and arrows, hunters kill more than 200 million animals yearly – and likely crippling, orphaning, and harassing millions more. The annual death toll in the U.S. includes 42 million mourning doves, 30 million squirrels, 28 million quail, 25 million rabbits, 20 million pheasants, 14 million ducks, 6 million deer, and thousands of geese, bears, moose, elk, antelope, swans, cougars, turkeys, wolves, foxes, coyotes, bobcats, boars, and other woodland inhabitants. Hunters also frequently use food and electronic callers to lure unsuspecting animals in front of their weapons. The truth is, the animal, no matter how well-adapted to escaping natural predators she or he may be, has virtually no way to escape death once he or she is in the cross hairs of a scope mounted on a rifle or a crossbow."
The Standing Rock Sioux return to their valleys and their farms but they did not desert America when she needed protection most Primarily originating from the coast of Texas spreading up through the Great Plain basin like wires from a switchboard are an interlacing of 2.4 million miles of liquid petroleum and volitile natural gas pipelines resembling the web of a spider under the influence of cannabinoids Spreading its appendages throughout the country, it is the largest network of energy pipelines of any nation in the world Of course why you have one pipeline bringing petroleum from the Gulf of Mexico to Canada and another bringing petroleum from Canada to the Gulf of Mexico isnt the point, unless you're a cracked out spider The point is the Sioux brought attention to the fact that somehow we let whoever owns the petroleum industry put deadly toxins over almost every aquifer and natural gas pipelines under every major population hub in America ...
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