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    Savior4116

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    Aug 20, 2012
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    sailskidrive said:
    I personally wouldn't buy (legal) ivory grips. Purchasing legal ivory still helps create demand for the black market poachers... blah blah etc
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    I agree with "sailskidrive".
    My kids and I have watch to many Discovery Channel documentaries on black market poachers:tdown:
     
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    phx223

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    Feb 15, 2010
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    teratos said:
    ...and I bet it's cheap too. You really can't argue that you are against it because the animals may become extinct. :D
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    Even Mammoth is part of the substitution effect. Any Ivory piece drives the market for Ivory as a whole and the end result is the slaughter of animals that are not in the most abundant supply.
     
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