Well said Jim... Life is what one makes of it... I appreciate your positive attitude .... this will make life HAPPY !!! I hope someone picks up your idea and works on it just as we have FARM PORK !!!!!
Valley > From: [email protected] > To: [email protected] > Date: Mon, 15 Jun 2009 04:21:10 +0000 > Subject: Re: [Goanet] Torches in the Fields at Night > > When laws become redundant, they ought to be changed. This law obviosly is > out-dated and is badly in need of some re-org. Did you know at one point, > bull fights in Goa were banned? Well, bull fights are legal once again. > > Even when bull fights were illegeal in Goa, one could easily attend these in > Goan paddy fields for free. Why? It is a Goan tradition and a form of > entertainment that dates back, well before silent movies were made [ or was > it before the Portuguese came to Goa :) ]. > > Laws don't work unless you provide alternatives. Instead of banning frog > meat, the concerned NGO's should attempt to provide altenative sources of > frog meat - such as legal frog farms. When you flood the market with frogs > raised in farms at a reasonable price, nobody would venture out with their > flash-lights to catch the ones in the wild. > > Its simple economics. > > Now ... would you like your burger well done, medium or rare? Keep in mind, > I'd have to first find a cow. > > Jim F. > New York. > > -------------- Original message ---------------------- > From: "Aaron Pereira" <[email protected]> > ... > ... > > citizen! The law states it very clearly.. U catch a frog, your fined Rs. > > 25000 > > or/and imprisoned for 3 years. The Indian bull frog is a protected species > > under > > Schedule I of the Wild Life Protection Act, 1972. > > > > Aaron Pereira > >
