Wonder where she got the 1000 hunting accidents a year from?
This is the same author who seems to scorn wearing a bike helmet:
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Every machine is a smoke machine,
If you use it wrong enough.
Hi @Tertle, I will concede that yes she is wearing a helmet and thus obeying the lay in that respect. However, she is not wearing it correctly or in a manner that prevent injury if she was to come off. It is not illegal to wear a helmet incorrectly, in the same way it is not illegal to be a proper dumb arse.....Most impacts are onto the face / forehead as that bit is at the front and in the direction of travel this part is most likely to get walloped.
I would also point out that a significant head trauma could explain her clear lack of simple cognitive thinking......(though to be clear I would never ever wish this upon anyone. )
Hunting accidents probably comes from ACC data, probably sprained ankles etc rather than gunshot wounds.
I would hope so! Just had a wee look on the ACC data.govt site and I can't easily find any data for tramping or hunting related injuries. There was 9318 dancing related injuries in the 2018/2019 financial year, that's scarcely relevant though.
Every machine is a smoke machine,
If you use it wrong enough.
Post #9 in this thread has the ACC claim data.
https://www.nzhuntingandshooting.co....vel-3-a-59940/
And the meat she buys from the supermarket...does she think the animals all died of old age? Give me a break, lady! I used to work in the same organisation as her..she was known as coming from the Planet Christine...just saying.
What a freakin’ retard!!
Bunny huggers gotta hug bunnies.
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