by vipermann7 » Sun Feb 08, 2009 9:29 pm
I live in wisconsin, and we have always been able to hunt on sundays. well, "always" meaning as long as i have hunted we always could. anyway, i dont agree with the laws prohibiting sunday hunting. for one, i thought the government has a huge beef with mixing religion and state, so why is the state telling you when you can do something or not do it, based on a religious reasoning? secondly, i just dont think that there should be laws telling you not to do something just because it is sunday. when us hunters are forced to go to church because we cant hunt, we sit in church and think about hunting. when us hunters go hunting, any day of the week, we sit and spend a good part of that time praying. God doesnt care where you do your praying. heck, isnt 15 feet in the air just that much closer to Him? All He wants is for us to talk to him now and then. if some of us want to spend a few weeks doing that from a tree stand, i really dont think He minds. and even if He does, is it really the state's place to forbid us from hunting over it? if youre going to do that, then you also better close every single store, because working on Sunday isnt allowed either. include the tithe in with the taxes, because you have to be forced to pay that too. i mean really, where does it end, and who's deciding what "rules" to enforce and which ones not to? i just dont agree with it. of course, im also of the feeling that "church" isnt really what it used to be, and isnt what it was meant to be these days. but, thats a different discussion.