NEC Shooting Show - Petition to ban it

Scotty99

Well-Known Member
I just want to gauge people's feelings about attending this years Shooting Show at the NEC, given the petition on change.org to ban it has now reached 114,000 signatures.

My original position following the NEC banning trophy hunting / safari exhibitors was to boycott the show so long as it was at the NEC.

This latest petition is similar to the one that got the same show banned from Liverpool.

The NEC petition wording is the usual misinformed garbage but it is an attack on Shooting.

My current thinking is to attend the show and signal support for our rural way of life.

What's do others think.

I've enclosed a link to the petition so you can see the nature of the attack.

 
Well I'm not going unless they announce that they will not be holding it at the NEC next year, that's the only way I will show support. Otherwise I'll be spending my hard earned at the Northern at Harrogate
 
The show will be selling lethal weapons used to kill innocent animals - time to take animals to court, call a fair trial, maybe a jury and wait for an execution date before they are killed by the firing squad, not to mention the animal rights activists and the protests.

Been reading some of the comments and I can't help but feel for some of these people who thinks meats and vegs comes from a super market, life is colourful if they close their eyes and think hunting is barbaric. Wish they could just live off grass and water like the rest of innocent ones they think they are protecting.
 
I have no issue with anyone being a veggie or vegan but I have an issue with people telling me what I can and can’t do when it’s not breaking the law!

If you want to eat plants that my food **** and **** on you carry on. It’s a sad state. There are more issues with trophy hunting than with poverty and homelessness and knife crime.... it’s very tragic really.
 
I like your approach and although the show isnt megavalue, I shall now be going in support, as you say, of countryside life. Interesting how they choose to try and ban anything they personally do not like - so much for traditional British tolerance and co-existence.
 
Back
Top