Anonymous #3 14h

Noticed that. Point is still solid though

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Anonymous #3 13h

And that doesn’t make Dart a complete fucking loser?

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Anonymous #5 12h

Nobody said that

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Anonymous #3 12h

Then why even bother commenting

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Anonymous #5 12h

Why do you feel the need to police me making a valid point?

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Anonymous #4 12h

Overall they aren’t but depending on the specific area he was in like california they are considered by the state government

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Anonymous #3 11h

they placed each other for the chick fil a peach bowl game in 2023.

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Anonymous #3 11h

How is it a valid point? Does it take someone hours of watching basketball to know Karl Malone is a bad person or what?

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Anonymous #8 11h

played *

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Anonymous #9 11h

Game and fish gives a certain amount of permits out for hunting each animal, with deer being easy to get a tag for and rarer animals that need less human management like mountain lions being much harder/more expensive to get a tag. Game & fish manages populations with the amount of tags given out. I guarantee he didn’t post it on social media as a high-profile person without getting a tag to hunt it because game&fish would be up his ass. Stick to the endorsing Trump to hate him

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Anonymous #9 11h

No offense but these might be the most nothing burger comments of all time

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Anonymous #7 11h

Because bro is getting rightfully call out for trophy hunting to throw shade at a non rival college?

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Anonymous OP 11h

No because you people think he’s poaching. That cat tag wasn’t cheap and the proceeds from the tags issued go to conservation. States also issue the tags for population control considering humans are really it’s only predators.

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Anonymous #7 10h

Where did anyone say he was poaching? That didn’t even cross my mind when I made this post

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Anonymous OP 10h

Killing an endangered animal is poaching they don’t issue tags for endangered species. You threw shade by basically calling him a poacher which is a lie.

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Anonymous #7 10h

Or the alternative (and correct theory) is that you made a false inference and I thought it was a shitty move regardless

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Anonymous #7 10h

You don’t need to explain hunting regulations here. I’m a proud non hunter now but I grew up one and am well versed.

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Anonymous OP 10h

Lmao “proud non hunter” tells me everything I need to know. You don’t have to like it but don’t call someone a poacher for a tagged kill.

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Anonymous #7 10h

Sorry you suck at reading chief. Not helping the stereotype that most of yall are dumb as rocks

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Anonymous OP 10h

You can’t read pal. You called him a poacher for killing an endangered animal?? Which is a lie. People who kill endangered animals are called poachers.

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Anonymous OP 10h

The only thing you’ve ever hunted for in your life is the donut isle.

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Anonymous #7 10h

Still waiting for both your brain cells to find where I called him a poacher. I thought he looked like a douche for killing it. Thats the point of the post here. And they’re endangered in 2 states.

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Anonymous #7 10h

Go back to flirting with your cousin chief. No one wants to hear you try and mansplain this shit.

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Anonymous #5 10h

You OOP buddy? Getting defensive 😂

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Anonymous OP 10h

“Killing an endangered animal”(literally what you said) = calling him a poacher. Just say he looks like a douche for hunting a Cat no need to make shit up

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Anonymous #9 10h

This is what I came to comment. As long as he was hunting ethically I don't see the problem with this. A lot of people love to hunt that doesn't make them a terrible person, actually a really nice bag. He's a shitty person but not for the hunting lol.

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Anonymous #7 10h

The coping is getting embarrassing at this point

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Anonymous OP 10h

Who said he was trophy hunting? He could've (and I assume he did unless you have evidence otherwise) eaten that. That's ethical.

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Anonymous #10 10h

Very true bud. Thats actually fair. Now that I think about it Jaxson dart is probably mentally unwell enough to be part of the ultra small segment of the population that eats mountain lion.

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Anonymous OP 10h

It's actually a highly regarded game meat. Lots of people eat it. MUCH MUCH BETTER than eating an animal that lives it's whole life in a cramped farm with genetics that basically make it an ungodly creation. You're the only one that thinks this is a problem.

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Anonymous #10 10h

Pull me the numbers on the number of people that eat mountain lion meat

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Anonymous #10 10h

No offense but I couldn’t care less about your hunting fantasyland love thing you got going on. I grew out of that.

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Anonymous OP 10h

I’ll pull a cougar tag next year just for you OP

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Anonymous OP 10h

There’s zero chance you’ve hunted shit 💀💀

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Anonymous #7 10h

Duck and pheasant. Again, cope harder little buddy

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Anonymous #10 9h

Idk but for me personally, if you enjoy taking the lives of other living beings you’re a fucking weirdo

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Anonymous #11 9h

That's at least a better take than hating someone for hunting a specific animal that's legal to hunt. At least you being a vegetarian is a consistent frame of thought. I don't agree, because animals are here for food, and it's entirely natural to eat animals, but I respect that more than hating the mountain lion for no reason specifically.

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Anonymous #11 9h

I assume you're a vegetarian anyways, because if you're not I go right back to not respecting your opinion. If you feel that way that's fine but you better not eat any animals or you just got it all twisted.

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Anonymous #3 8h

And you can tell OP doesn’t know much about hunting as the mountain lions population in the US isn’t endangered. In fact, it’s very stable and expanding in some cases. Heck, in my state it’s basically year round season if you’ve got a license. Also mountain lions population meat is quite tasty as well.

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Anonymous #5 3h

I didn’t say the person was wrong…

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Anonymous #5 3h

I don’t understand why you’re so worked up about this. I’m just making the point that nobody has ever considered Ole Miss and Penn State rivals

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Anonymous #8 3h

Battle of the “we can’t win our conferences and always disappoint every year”

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Anonymous #10 2h

Absolutely wild to me this post seems to upset you as much as it has. Your opinion on this is very much in the minority. 95% of people see someone shoot a majestic animal like a mountain lion for no reason other than a picture and a wall mount and assume there’s something wrong with them.

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Anonymous #10 2h

Also if we’re speaking objectively here, animals aren’t ‘here for’ us in the first place. A mountain lion exists for the same reason we do: evolution and survival. Saying animals exist for human consumption is just humans placing themselves at the center of everything. Nature doesn’t assign animals a purpose based on what benefits us

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Anonymous #12 2h

No offense, but this comment provides absolutely no value to this post.

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Anonymous #10 11m

I mean the game they played was in Cali where species of mountain lions are absolutely considered endangered, but I can’t say where the photo was specifically taken. That being said Ole Miss and Penn State are definitely not rivals and like you said he’s a shitty person for other reasons lmao

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Anonymous #14 10m

Depends on the state and type of mountain lion ^^^ but for the most part they are not. So like I said it depends on which species and where he did it. I can’t tell from the photo so I’m not gonna judge him for this, but it does depend.

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