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Re: The real problem...


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Posted by John_White on April 16, 2003 at 09:09:06:

In Reply to: Re: The real problem... posted by Adam Britton on April 16, 2003 at 02:43:01:

> I think you're dreaming! :)

Oh yea, well I think you've been breathing too much swamp gas! :-)

>>Hopefully, the main barrier between an overenthusiastic 12 year old kid purchasing a dangerous animal is the kids parents!<<<

>We can forget that one then! The overall quality of parents has been in precipitous decline for years.

Croc expert AND judge of all parents ...... (*cough* swamp gas) :-)

All kidding (and cheap shots) aside, you know I have the greatest respect for you. I think we both see the same problem and just have different ideas on how to deal with it. My optimistic view is that a well informed general public can make appropriate decisions. However, I do agree with your point about legislation to control or help people make these right decisions. I think the state of Florida probably has the best (not perfect) system in place. Allowing people the freedom of keeping potentially dangerous animals as long as they prove that they have the knowledge, experience and facilities to do so.

John


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