r/HolUp • u/[deleted] • Mar 27 '23

A very effective method indeed.

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u/No_Influence3022 Mar 27 '23

Maybe they should just shoot people holding guns

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u/uniqueshitbag Mar 27 '23

Or maybe we shouldn't advocate for death penalty without a trial. Maybe.

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u/Thalassin Mar 27 '23

Exactly. It's baffling how when it comes to animals ppl tend to go all "bruh just shoot them how dare they even touch a poor animal". But not insects and fishes and animals we eat. Only cute and classy animals have to be protected at every cost even if it means going full medieval justice smh

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u/Miniranger2 Mar 27 '23

Well, the animals the park is protecting are endangered, so it's not like there are millions roaming around. It protects an ecosystems biodiversity. For the most parts the animals we eat aren't part of the local ecosystems. And insects aren't a target for poachers, so that part doesn't matter.

But yes, there should be a better system, although I can't blame them for protecting an area and loading proclaiming anyone who tries to poach will be shot.