
Pro-hunt campaigners dump a dead horse in the streets of Brighton during the 2004 Labour Party conference. Despite the ban going ahead, no further protests using dead animals took place.

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Pro-hunt campaigners dump a dead horse in the streets of Brighton during the 2004 Labour Party conference. Despite the ban going ahead, no further protests using dead animals took place.

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Well, that just goes to show what the pro-hunting guys think of animals FULL STOP.
I wish this image had been front page of a few nationals – it would change a lot of opinions!
Comment #1 posted by Jan Crane at 21 July, 10:22 AM