vladimir wrote:Yeah, how many people have ever been killed by giraffes?

Where was this redneck bimbo semi-educated?

Wait...let me guess...

A “trophy candidate,” he said, would be the perfect compliment to a trophy kill, or trophy wife.

“What could be better than a Republican candidate’s head on your wall?” he asked. “Scott Walker’s eyes already look like cheap taxidermy, and Chris Christie’s leg would make a lovely umbrella stand. And if that sounds wrong, we’ll make a law that says it’s legal.”

While he was sure that the rich have always been greedy and selfish, Maher argued, rich people today are on another level of self-absorption. He also scoffed at the fact that Palmer was able to afford the hunt from “scraping plaque off peoples’ teeth.”

“If you’re a dentist itching to travel to another continent to kill something, next time grow some b*lls, go to Syria and take on ISIS,” he suggested.

Newly released photographs show the now infamous Minnesota dentist Walter Palmer with a black bear he killed illegally in 2006.

Palmer, a big-game hunter who posts pictures of his kills on social media, incited global outrage last month after killing a protected 13-year-old lion named Cecil in Zimbabwe’s Hwange national park.

A veteran bow hunter, Palmer killed a black bear illegally during a hunt in Wisconsin in September 2006. He pleaded guilty to making a false statement about the hunt in 2008. Palmer paid a fine of nearly $3,000 and was sentenced to one year of probation.

According to court documents, Palmer was authorized by the Wisconsin department of natural resources to hunt and kill a bear within a certain zone.

Palmer, along with other members of his hunting group, killed the black bear about 40 miles outside of the authorized zone.

Palmer and the rest of the hunting group agreed to lie and say the bear was killed within the authorized zone if questioned by authorities. They transported the bear carcass to a registration station in the authorized zone, and Palmer filed a bear registration stub, falsely certifying that the bear had been killed in the zone.

Later, Palmer told an agent of the US Fish and Wildlife Service that he had shot the bear in the authorized zone and said that he thought the bear had been killed legally...