Then your analogy may be more appropriate. Again having no knowledge

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Jul 31, 2015
11:57:51am

UneducatedFan

Then your analogy may be more appropriate. Again having no knowledge

of whose signature is at the bottom of Zimbabwe hunting tags (maybe the guide has to sign something as well, etc.) or how that whole thing works.

We just don't know at this point but I guess he could go to Zimbabwe and answer their investigation and get it ironed out as to who is responsible, etc. under Zimbabwe law.

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POLL: Should the lion-murdering dentist be extradited to Zimbabwe to face trial?

mobomanjoe

7/31/15 11:11am

Heck no. Countries run by dictators have no claim on anything.

SandYFan

7/31/15 11:13am

From what I read, the tag was legally issued, the hunt

PhilPete

7/31/15 11:17am

You and I must be reading different things. Did that come from the dentist's

CDV

7/31/15 11:20am

Everything I've read says that either the dentist is an idiot or he knew he was

byujacob

7/31/15 11:21am

If he paid $60k for a legal hunt, how is he supposed to know if it is illegal?

workindev

7/31/15 11:26am

Doesn't matter. He bears ultimate responsibility for his actions being legal or

7/31/15 11:32am

The tax preparer goes to jail. You are responsible for any penalties or tax

workindev

7/31/15 11:36am

I'm not talking about a preparer. I'm talking about someone giving you advice

7/31/15 11:44am

I'm more referring to this line from your link, which also in one form

7/31/15 11:50am

That doesn't seem analogous to this situation. The dentist didn't hire the

workindev

7/31/15 11:51am

Guides are there to lead the excursion

donnerstag

7/31/15 11:53am

Then your analogy may be more appropriate. Again having no knowledge

7/31/15 11:57am

Haha. Analogy fail

BYUCoug11

7/31/15 11:42am

I wasn't intending a tax preparer and that's my fault.

7/31/15 11:46am

The tag WAS legally issued, the hunt WAS legally set up

Wingnut

7/31/15 11:26am

It gets a little dicey in some of these areas

donnerstag

7/31/15 11:36am

Why?

mango

7/31/15 11:41am

Big cats are always "lured" in. Thats the way you hunt them.

PhilPete

7/31/15 12:07pm

Not illegal to bait animals in Zimbabwe.

thecthdox

7/31/15 12:13pm

This was also reported today on CNN. Plus a new fact, it is not illegal to

thecthdox

7/31/15 12:10pm

The real reason for extradition is he'll bring a throng of media with him

donnerstag

7/31/15 12:14pm

Fine him for what? If we allow extradiction based on retroactive laws then we

thecthdox

7/31/15 12:25pm

the attempted cover up says otherwise

mosterlow

7/31/15 11:28am

this ^^^

CDV

7/31/15 11:31am

I have seen much footage of the cat, pics and video. Not once did I see a

PhilPete

7/31/15 12:09pm

uh, the lion was baited out of the refuge with food by the guides ...

El Joffrey

7/31/15 11:37am

Which is why the guides are being prosecuted

workindev

7/31/15 11:40am

True but if he, the hunter, was aware of the illegallity as well (we don't know)

7/31/15 12:03pm

Agreed that he is accountable if he knew about it, but I don't think they need

workindev

7/31/15 12:37pm

I'm not up to date on the latest so you may be right.

7/31/15 1:13pm

I thought the prosecution resulted form the land owner, on whose land it was

PhilPete

7/31/15 12:20pm

Is that wrong? Illegal? Unethical?

mango

7/31/15 11:47am

when you are trying to move it from a reserve where you can't hunt....

El Joffrey

7/31/15 11:49am

See my response above...

mango

7/31/15 12:01pm

It was illegal to shoot the animal whether or not it was on the refuge.

El Joffrey

7/31/15 12:06pm

Link? First I've heard that.

mango

7/31/15 12:07pm

from what I read the fact that the lion had a gps collar meant it was not legal

El Joffrey

7/31/15 12:15pm

According to CNN today it is legal to shoot a collared animal in Zimbabwe.

thecthdox

7/31/15 12:26pm

ZZZZZZZZZZZ

PhilPete

7/31/15 12:57pm

In other words, you fail to see why people are upset over something that isn't

SoCalCoug

7/31/15 11:40am

I see why people are upset about it. But I also wonder about the priorities of

workindev

7/31/15 12:04pm

I see "outrage" and "upset" as two entirely different responses. FYI

PhilPete

7/31/15 12:18pm

Even when discussing issues I am MOST passionate about, I NEVER make death

PhilPete

7/31/15 12:52pm

Not if he won't be treated humanely or fairly.

byujacob

7/31/15 11:21am

Like that matters in the court of public opinion

7/31/15 11:27am

Zimbabwe would be foolish to punish the dentist

donnerstag

7/31/15 11:28am

Agreed. Given that all of the outrage is here rather than there, they have

workindev

7/31/15 11:32am

I bet the African safari dollars far out number the trophy hunting dollars

RC Vikings

7/31/15 11:44am

The counter argument is that there are 2,000 lions in Zimbabwe

donnerstag

7/31/15 11:51am

And hunting is an important aspect of conservation and promoting species

workindev

7/31/15 11:57am

Maybe we should cut down all the Redwoods and send everybody a piece so they

RC Vikings

7/31/15 1:20pm

False comparison. A redwood cannot be replaced by the next generation nearly

thecthdox

7/31/15 2:09pm

Such a lame analogy. Did you make that up yourself?

mango

7/31/15 3:03pm

Not a serious comparison.

workindev

7/31/15 3:19pm

YES. Since 2000 the US and Zimbabwe have had a bilateral extradition treaty

CDV

7/31/15 11:29am

Does it matter that he didn't break any laws?

bstod

7/31/15 8:33pm

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