Bears found ‘guarding’ cannabis fields in Canada

Looks like Canadian Bears are more criminal than the people there. Disgusting if they have to be put down for being 'too friendly' :mad:


A ********* **** in western Canada has been raided by police, but officers were left shocked when they found bears guarding it.

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Canadian police finds bears at ********* plantation

Around 13 black bears strolled around the fields but police soon realised that they showed no signs of aggressive behaviour and were in fact tame.

They are thought to have been lured into the British Columbian **** by dog food and officers said they might have to be put down if they’ve become used to living around humans, the BBC reported.

Police uncovered two separate outdoor ********* crops of about 2,300 plants in total.

The five police officers were called to the ********* plantation, near Christina Lake, to dismantle the **** and arrested two men in the process, while stumbling across the bears.

Royal Canadian Mounted Police sergeant Fred Mansvield, said: ‘They (the bears) were tame, they just sat around watching.

‘At one point one of the bears climbed onto the hood of a police car, sat there for a bit and then jumped off.’

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I will be pissed, really pissed if they put these magnificent being down.
 
Those two bears were aptly named Cheech and Chong.
 
I will be pissed, really pissed if they put these magnificent being down.

I am with you on that. Who the hell ever heard of putting down bears because they are too friendly? I am sure that there may be a reason behind that, but I am doubly sure that they can find something else to do with these guys other than **** them.
 
Royal Canadian Mounted Police sergeant Fred Mansvield, said: ‘They (the bears) were tame, they just sat around watching.

Tame? No, they're high. Last month they one was caught stealing a car. What's next?

I can't imagine that they'll have to be destroyed. Worst case scenario is that they'll be removed and sent to some preserve or ***....like the cubs of the bear that ****** near Yellowstone. But, in this case, it seems that the Mounties aren't even going to bother with these bears in any way.
 
They are thought to have been lured into the British Columbian **** by dog food and officers said they might have to be put down if they’ve become used to living around humans, the BBC reported.

Canada looks for any excuse to ****. It actually is quite pathetic.

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Colbert is going to have a field day with this...

Canada looks for any excuse to ****. It actually is quite pathetic.

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I get really tired of foreigners who know nothing about the seal hunt complaining about it. :facepalm:
 
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Was there something you would like to add???

Yes. You just used Wikipedia as a source to try and prove me wrong. That's pretty bad. Did you go and read the parts where the hakapik ***** the seal immediately and painlessly? Or the part where some people use the seal hunt as a neccesary source of income? People who speak out against the seal hunt never bother to learn the positives of it; they only focus on what they want.
 
Yeah well, people also use heroin dealing and armed robbery as a necessary source of income. But, now the EU has ****** the importation of seal products so, there goes the income. And I will continue to use Wikipedia as a source of info and people can continue to critisize it all they want. I also posted the link to the National Post story to make it two-sided.

I just invited you to point out the "positives" of seal hunting. Educate us please.
 
Yeah well, people also use heroin dealing and armed robbery as a necessary source of income. But, now the EU has ****** the importation of seal products so, there goes the income. And I will continue to use Wikipedia as a source of info and people can continue to critisize it all they want. I also posted the link to the National Post story to make it two-sided.

I just invited you to point out the "positives" of seal hunting. Educate us please.

Now, forgive me if I am wrong, but didn't that National Post story say that the hakapik is a good thing? Even the activists say the hakapik is a good thing. Canada is negotiating to get an exemption for the Canadian seal hunt for that EU ban because the ban is based on untrue facts.

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Given you posted links to various sites, I feel I'll do that too. A better question to ask is what are the negatives of seal hunting? What are actual, scientific negatives that come from seal hunting, rather than negatives merely based around personal opinion and twenty-year old photos of people clubbing baby seals (Which is ******* by the way)? Are we ******* off the seal? No. Are we making seals suffer? No. Is the seal hunt an important event for thousands of people in an ecomomically-troubled province? Yes.
 
Based on the fact that it is ******* for independent parties to monitor the seal hunt without a permit, which is never granted, the figures about how "humane" the clubbing in the head method is, is under dispute. It is also under dispute whether the sealers go to the trouble of even checking. Considering that they are on the ice, in freezing cold, having to work between weather systems, these are valid concerns. But, for anyone to independently establish facts, they get arrested and their boat/equipment is confiscated. If Canada has such a hard-on for defending this practice, how about some transparency. Cloaking the practice of sealing in secrecy makes for a sinister impression.
 
what do you expect from a "country" that can't even decide on an official language!

Qu'attendez-vous d'un pays qui ne peuvent même pas se prononcer sur une langue officielle!
 
what do you expect from a "country" that can't even decide on an official language!

Qu'attendez-vous d'un pays qui ne peuvent même pas se prononcer sur une langue officielle!

The strange thing is... Canada has two official languages. The US has none.
 
Royal Canadian Mounted Police sergeant Fred Mansvield, said: ‘They (the bears) were tame, they just sat around watching.

Maybe the bears were tame and non-aggressive because they sat around smoking the pot rather than guarding it?

I'd bet it would be a completely different story if these bears were found to be guarding a coca field, or a meth lab!
 
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