I had an interesting opportunity this week. I had a conversation with an animal researcher about the information on my website. Because I'm moving future discussions to a more appropriate forum, I decided to post the conversation here, in an easy-to-read format. This is how it went: Kalama Halamezad: Mary Tully: Kalama Halamezad: Mary Tully This is the extent of the dialogue, as of this writing. I post as a blog because I feel it raises valid points on both sides of the argument. "Why didn't Dr. Proctor euthanize the animals" was the crux of a failed offense in the case, and under even the most casual inspection, they "why nots" are readily apparent.
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TeN
4/24/2013 05:21:12 am
The most obvious "why not" that you keep missing is that Dr Proctor actually expected the CAP workers to make a real effort to get the kittens adopted. He surely did not expect them to be instantly killed.
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