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I never suggested it was. I was merely highlighting what appears to be another flaw in the law which benefits those who do wrong, not the victims.

In my eyes, every single person in attendance at a dog fight is as guilty of causing suffering as the man or woman next to him. The two men in question were hardly there to stop it happening.

One of the news reports is here.

And here is the one from last year when they were convicted.

So now anybody can attend a dog fight in Ireland without fear of prosecution.

[QUOTE="Griffin, post: 2079700"] I never suggested it was. I was merely highlighting what appears to be another flaw in the law which benefits those who do wrong, not the victims. In my eyes, every single person in attendance at a dog fight is as guilty of causing suffering as the man or woman next to him. The two men in question were hardly there to stop it happening. One of the news reports is [url=http://www.breakingnews.ie/2006/05/30/story261065.html]here.[/url] And [url=http://www.indymedia.ie/article/70865]here[/url] is the one from last year when they were convicted. So now anybody can attend a dog fight in Ireland without fear of prosecution. [/QUOTE]

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