http://www.mnn.com/earth-matters/animals/stories/godaddy-ceo-criticized-for-killing-an-elephant
naturally the usual suspects jumped on his case. Some are looking at promissing monetary gains.
While I don't get much of the enjoyment to go out and kill animals, I don't much care for the smug Sr VP of international AR group judging how farmers somewhere in South Central Africa ought to deal with elephants destroying their crops.
(and I don't care for Go Daddy, but that other group is really high on my list of 'very strong antipathy')
In an interview with Fox 10 in Phoenix, Parsons defended his actions, saying, "So be it; I'm not ashamed of what I did ... all these people that are complaining that this shouldn't happen, that these people who are starving to death otherwise shouldn't eat these elephants, you probably see them driving through at McDonald cutting a steak. These people don't have that option."
naturally the usual suspects jumped on his case. Some are looking at promissing monetary gains.
While I don't get much of the enjoyment to go out and kill animals, I don't much care for the smug Sr VP of international AR group judging how farmers somewhere in South Central Africa ought to deal with elephants destroying their crops.
(and I don't care for Go Daddy, but that other group is really high on my list of 'very strong antipathy')