Yes, there is a Facebook page. It has over 6500 likes. You would have found that out if you had taken two seconds to Google it. I find it amazing that people who claim to support this campaign cannot swallow their personal spite and get behind it. Just grow up people.

No, you are the one bringing class politics into the debate, already with your description of hunters as “savages”.

[Daphne – Savagery has nothing to do with social class, Shout Supporter. Some of the worst savages I have known are evidence of that.]

That kind of language will certainly not help the campaign.

You have so many chips on your shoulder and your hatred and inability to be civil has seriously diminished the credibility of the Nationalist Party.

[Daphne – I am afraid that you are the one with a chip on your shoulder. Your resentments are quite obvious.]

While I couldn’t care less about the PN I do care passionately about this campaign. This is about the preservation of nature, not the hatred of hamalli “savages”, as you seem to believe.

I know that I am wasting my time trying to reason with you but I think it is worth it if readers of your blog see that we are not all motivated by hate of our fellow Maltese.

[Daphne – If you really do care passionately about this campaign, then I would suggest you begin by dropping out of it because with your attitude and lack of understanding of what it is all about and how to get that across to people, you will do more harm than good.]

I completely agree with this post.

Reforming hunting licensing and gun licensing is one way of achieving greater sustainability.

Dear Shout supporter, has SHout ever taken out a Facebook advert? Do they even have a Facebook Page at all?

Maris Zammit had started racing cars and taking part in hill climbs in the mid-eighties and I doubt she was the only woman participating in what is considered as the domain of men.

What about Daphne? She too invaded what was considered the domain of men although having said that I don’t consider and space as the domain of men.

My general thinking is ‘if you can do it go ahead’.

In Burmarradian this would translate to.

‘M’għandhomx dritt żigg’.

Oh yes he is at times, Ciccio. A right one too.

Perhaps if he wears braces like Larry King it would work for him as it did for Lou Bondi.

Can anyone explain how the f*ck a “delizzju” differs from a “hobby”?

Is stamp collecting a hobby or delizzju? And scale-modelling? And gaming? And badminton?

So you see, our Jozef was right. THIS IS ABOUT DEFINING TRADITION.

Ergo, it IS a class struggle, my dear SHout hippies.

ORRAJT HI.

(I need to take lessons from Ritienne. She is Valletta born and bred. She calls everyone “hi”, including me, and usually in a foghorn voice. In the more intimate moments she’ll lower her voice to very loud car stereo level, but it’s still “hi”. Such a turn-on.)