Just down the road in Silves (15 km or so away). Local farmer plants 1 hectare of GM corn (something entirely legal) and these crusties come and rip it up.
So, anyone know how I apply for a Portuguese shotgun licence?
Yes, We Have Eco-Idiots Here, Too.
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Might be fun for the farmer to dump a load of “organic fertiliser” through the door of the nearest eco-luddite group.
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AntiCitizenOne, direct action is only okay if you’re with the programme, try it against eco-tossers and they’d be running to the nearest cop shop wanting you arrested for violating their rights. Why is it the police don’t charge these morons with criminal damage?
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Were the vandals genuine Porras or imported Brit immigrants I wonder.
I only ask because from where I stand this sort of imbecility seems to be a predominantly rich, anglosperical phenomenon. -
ps re the shot gun licence.
For large gatherings a homemade claymore mine might be more effective.
To paraphrase Mr du Toit: old-style dutbin lid, bucket of home made explosive, bucket of nuts and bolts. Some assembly required.
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I hate these prats and I’m an ecologist. I feel like giving them a sock in the mouth for tarnishing the subject I love.
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A few years ago it was very easy. You simply buy it (Hunting shotgun).
Nowadays you need to have a hunting license (Get it at the Town Hall) and then you buy a shotgun. But you can also do the reverse way. Buy the shotgun and then go to the town hall to get the hunting license. -
Timmy, that broken bicycle of yours is never going to be suitable for a drive-by shooting of assorted swampies. I think a better idea would be to buy a patch of land, sow it with a GM crop, and then plant a goodly selection of anti-personnel mines. Then you just wait for the unwashed horde….
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Love it Monty. An alternative would be to train some GM crops up razor wire. How much do they personally value pulling up those plants?
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I think a whiff of grapeshot might be more effective…
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“Local farmer plants 1 hectare of GM corn (something entirely legal) and these crusties come and rip it up.”
The local farmer had planted 50 hectares of GM corn, not one
Tim adds: Thanks for the correction.
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