Simulposted with thomaspainescorner
by Jason Miller
Our latest billboard opposing the Death Park Deer slaughter is positioned on I-670, just outside of downtown Kansas City, MO and receives over 50,000 views per day….
The slaughterers have annihilated 313 deer at Death Park, but the rest of the herd still needs us. JOCO and the Kansas Department of Wildlife intend to massacre even more innocent, semi-tame, sentient deer by unleashing empathy deficient bow hunters on the remainder of the herd. This despite the fact that they’ve already massacred so many deer that the biodiversity of the park will be restored. And Randy Knight once told me in a telephone conversation that biodiversity was the only true concern driving this slaughter.
We will be protesting at the entrance of Death Park this Saturday at 2PM. And again on Sunday. And there will be much more activism to follow to oppose the impending bow hunt……It’s never too late to do the right thing and implement Anthony Marr’s nonlethal deer management plan!
Jason Miller is NIO’s Wildlife Liaison. Founder & Publisher of Thomas Paine’s Corner, press officer for the NAALPO, and Founder of Bite Club KC, Jason has become a fierce defender of wildlife, employing both creativity and an uncompromising militance. In his words: “Having grown weary of watching members of the JCPRD board, Michael Meadors, Randy Knight, the Kansas Department of Wildlife, and the rest of those responsible for the impending Shawnee Mission Park deer slaughter hide behind abstractions and sell unsuspecting compassionate people on the notion that ‘culling’ the deer is the ONLY option and that it will be a ‘humane’ process, I decided to bring a little dose of reality into their lives, and into the lives of the public.” And reality — the face of death — is exactly what Miller brought to the table. Reminiscent of the notorious horse’s head scene in the classic movie, this last bold maneuver by Miller has earned him the title “Godfather”.
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