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Louis theroux animals Videos
- 1. Is it ok to breed lions for sport? - Louis Theroux's African Hunting Holiday - BBC
- 2. WORLD'S DEADLIEST ANIMALS Full Length Video Documentary
- 3. Predators at War Documentary - Animal Fight Documentaries
- 4. Wildlife nature Full documentary animals 2013 NEW 13
- 5. Louis Theroux's African Hunting Holiday (Documentary Film 2008)
- 6. Louis Theroux visits top gambler's Hilton hotel suite - Gambling in Las Vegas - BBC
- 7. Louis Theroux plays Baccarat - Gambling in Las Vegas - BBC
Is it ok to breed lions for sport? - Louis Theroux's African Hunting Holiday - BBC
Contains some strong language. Louis tries to get his head around breeding animals purely for sport, but the breeder isn't very happy with Louis' line of ...
User Comments
luvoucho
commented
on 01 Mar 2016
If it were not for hunting there would be no species left in Africa !!!?
wtf ! Louis just didnt need to say a thing, that man was a complete idiot !
How is this allowed, just shows what the rich still get away with :(
Duncan McKay
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on 02 Mar 2016
Disagree completely . Louis evoked ( unintentionally somewhat ) a natural honest response from the man . The bigger picture is without the hunting , there would be no farming , the farms and surrounding areas would be wasteland or industrial sites. The culture of farming aswell as the habitat for these species would be ruined . Animals will still be hunted but to extinction like during colonial times to make space. At least these industries control hunting and maintain the livelihoods of farmers
Jacques du Toit
commented
on 29 Feb 2016
We breed chickens to kill them too. what is the difference?
luvoucho
commented
on 01 Mar 2016
+Jacques du Toit You complete twit ! what a stupid thing to say
spartiatis
commented
on 10 Sep 2015
Chickens are animals too. They're bred for food.
Autistic potatuh
commented
on 16 Sep 2015
bred for food, bred for sport
Krylo22
commented
on 08 Sep 2015
With all the comments I've read I think I've come up with a somewhat
interesting question in relation to what people are talking about: Would
you rather (a)allow a species to become extinct, or (b)have it survive but
the value depends solely on the act of hunting. Is it better to breed an
animal in containment for the sake of being killed (sometimes humanely,
often not), or is that fate worse than extinction?
It's just a theoretical question, not a real-life example. But the idea of
hunting sustaining the life of a species suggests that hunting is the only
thing sustaining the life of that species.
Duncan McKay
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on 02 Mar 2016
Ultimately it's unfair that the existence of these animals (who have evolved in the African continent during millions of years ) is determined by human endeavour and it is sad . But it is the unfortunate reality of human existence that our behaviour and culture has permeated so thoroughly that its effects can change earths environment so much. Hunting in this respect is a ' new 'cultural practice involving these traditional farmers in order to give themselves a purposeful existence aswell as the animals within a modern developing human reality .
Joel Sjöstrand
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on 12 Aug 2015
The thing that most people forget is that these animals don't know what
life could have been. These animals are ignorant of the natural lives of
their counterparts. So, who are you to tell these people what the animals
want? Who are you to tell this man that breeding animals for sport is
wrong? Ignorance is bliss, isn't it?
GentxScholar
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on 01 Oct 2015
eh. you could relate it to an ignorant child knowing nothing other than abusive parents. they aren't high primates as ourselves however it takes something special to be so indifferent to another being
spartiatis
commented
on 08 Aug 2015
He makes a very compelling point.
Not everyone has the same view.
Krylo22
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on 08 Sep 2015
+ospartiatis Myself included, but I appreciate the dynamics involved in this situation; there are countless issues raised in this short video that I couldn't possibly expand my thoughts on them all- in fact I'd have a hard enough time with just one. Though I suppose it's like that for most (or all) of the Louis Theroux documentaries
Dan Silvers
commented
on 02 Aug 2015
It's typical human behavior to humanize things that aren't human.
GentxScholar
commented
on 01 Oct 2015
it's also typical human behavior to only respect things which think like themselves
Pam Potter
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on 01 Aug 2015
https://www.change.org/p/rt-hon-theresa-may-mp-make-it-illegal-for-any-uk-business-to-financially-benefit-from-the-hunting-and-killing-of-creatures-either-wild-or-bred-for-the-purpose-of-trophy-hunting-in-foreign-countries?recruiter=43707463&utm_source=share_petition&utm_medium=facebook&utm_campaign=share_facebook_responsive&utm_term=des-lg-no_src-no_msg&fb_ref=Default
Pam Potter
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on 01 Aug 2015
+Pam Potter We need to make it impossible for UK businesses to profit from this activity!! We can't change the world but we can change the UK!!! Please sign my petition. We don't want business in the UK profiting from this horrendous practice! Please sign and share. If we shout loud enough, they can't ignore us! Thank you. x
SuperWadman
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on 08 Jul 2015
why did he start whispering lool
SnoutBaron
commented
on 01 Dec 2015
+SuperWadman Because he didn't want to lose his temper which starts by raising his voice...It''s called control.
ThickBeet
commented
on 27 May 2015
It's not a sport, more like an entertainment.
Ryan Lanigan
commented
on 11 Aug 2015
+ThickBeet sport is entertainment
WORLD'S DEADLIEST ANIMALS Full Length Video Documentary
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Predators at War Documentary - Animal Fight Documentaries
Predators at War Documentary - Animal Fight Documentaries Related Tags: Predators at War Animal Fights Documentary Animal Fights 9 11 documentary, 9/11 ...
Wildlife nature Full documentary animals 2013 NEW 13
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Louis Theroux's African Hunting Holiday (Documentary Film 2008)
Louis visits several privately owned reserves in South Africa where American tourists pay to hunt wild animals. He talks to an American couple of which the ...
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on 11 Feb 2016
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Louis Theroux visits top gambler's Hilton hotel suite - Gambling in Las Vegas - BBC
Top gambler Alan shows Louis Theroux around his 15000 square foot complimentary hotel room at the Hilton hotel in Las Vegas. Brilliant video from BBC show ...
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ItaloSuave
commented
on 29 Mar 2009
We should all live like Roman Emperors now and again. Bring back 1930s
Neo-Classical Architectural Designs. Bring back the Courtyards and the
Extended Families and the Five-Course Meals with Real Cooking. Tony Soprano
Lives! Bring back Grandma and Grandpa, Women and Children who respect the
Male Head of Household. Mediterranean Culture equals Western Civilization.
Our very laws and legal system today are based on Greek and Roman Extended
Families. Modernist attacks on the Family turn Law on Head
gregtube88
commented
on 26 Apr 2009
Don't really care how much money he's putting in the slot machines. Glad
you got Louis' joke. Maybe I was being a little harsh, but the impression a
lot of us get is that Americans don't get a lot of our jokes. That said,
there is A LOT of comedy from the States that I find extremely funny -
Simpsons, South Park, Curb Your Enthusiasm and much more - and that's all
smart and refined stuff, so I'm sure it's not the case that people don't
get jokes. This bell-end didn't, though, that's for sure.
nicksutherby
commented
on 03 Jun 2009
the way he pronounces his vowels is much more in line with the American
accent, like "not" pronounced more like "nAt" as opposed to "naught" (the
latter being canadian; much the same way Americans say "sawrry" and
canadians say "sorry"). So while he may be from Toronto, I'd say he has
either spent a number of years in the States or was born there.
77Fortran
commented
on 17 Oct 2012
'Let's not analyze it'. According to someone it was some profound comment
on cultural differences! Somehow the fact that it being an already famous
joke on an American sitcom (the biggest sitcom ever!) is of no importance
too! I think you should be a big enough person to admit that your point was
a lot of crap!
gregtube88
commented
on 26 Apr 2009
Yes, I realise that. And I did actually mean that myself in my original
post. I must say, the guy doesn't sound like he has a Canadian accent to
me. Can anyone put me right on that one??? Whatever, he clearly doesn't get
Louis' joke, which is pretty embarrassing for him, but pretty funny for the
rest of us.
Chapas45
commented
on 26 Apr 2009
Ff he doesn't have a sense of humour....oh well. He's hardcore too; he's
sitting with Louis shoving $100 after $100 in the machines. As for the
joke, I'm an American and understand Theroux's humour.
77Fortran
commented
on 16 Oct 2012
Actually I suspect that Louis is using a line from the American sitcom
Seinfeld where Jerry goes 'Why didn't you get the big one?' in response to
George getting a ridiculous huge fur hat.
gregtube88
commented
on 17 Oct 2012
Yeah, probably not. There's a similarity, I suppose, but I think the gag is
probably an original. Louis is a pretty witty chap. Whatever, let's not
analyse it. It made me laugh.
gregtube88
commented
on 26 Apr 2009
Is Toronto no longer part of the Americas then? It is, by the way, in case
you're struggling with answering that. And his answer absolutely epitomises
the aforementioned gulf.
gadadhoon
commented
on 27 Mar 2009
Saying "first" on a BBC video is like being the fist one to yell "YES!!!
YES!!!" in a library. It's amusing to other people, but not a bragging
point.
gregtube88
commented
on 01 Apr 2009
"Why didn't they give you the big room?" "They don't have any bigger." That
sums up the humour gap between Americans and Brits right there.
77Fortran
commented
on 16 Oct 2012
I like how at 0:22 the guy says 'Louis's from the beast-B-C...BBC' .
Perhaps he was remembering a satanic ritual he'd been to recently!
gregtube88
commented
on 26 Apr 2009
Having watched it back, you could be right about him being Canadian,
although I would prefer a native's confirmation about that.
ItaloSuave
commented
on 02 Apr 2009
Aren't you a Sweetie. Reminds me of why I miss my recently deceased cat,
100 times more than my ex-Wife or former girlfriends.
Louis Theroux plays Baccarat - Gambling in Las Vegas - BBC
Louis plays a James Bond style game of Baccarat at the Hilton casino and reaps his winnings. Great video from BBC show Louis Theroux - Gambling.
User Comments
Alex J
commented
on 17 Jul 2015
It's very obvious from Rich's body language that he really doesn't like
Louis at all. Probably didn't like his line of questioning concerning his
'friend' Alan.
Alex J
commented
on 16 Mar 2016
Totally agree with you. :-) They've only got jobs in the first place because people go into casino's and lose money.
hearts76100
commented
on 12 Mar 2016
That guy doesn't like anyone apart from losers making the casino money ! His role is a role of an actor, not much to do with if he likes anyone. Spent lots of time in casinos and I assure you floor managers hate winners
geni ajolinaj
commented
on 27 Feb 2014
Baccarat is epic lol, i wish i won all the time so i could shout MONKEY!!!1
Genes
commented
on 28 Feb 2014
Baccarat is for people who believe in luck... For Asian people..
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