The Star Trek and X-man actor has condemned dangerous dog legislation from preventing him from giving a home to the pet that has become a regular feature on his social media pages.
Ginger cannot be brought into the country from the United States because she is a pit bull – one of a handful of breeds prohibited under legislation dating back 25 years.
No excuses! The legislation applies to you too.
“I understand why it was put in place, but it doesn't address what the real issues are about the possibility of dangerous dogs.
"In most cases, and certainly in the case of pit bulls, it is not the dog that is the problem, it is always the owner.”
Well, true, but you're English, so we can't ban
you....
Sir Patrick believes it is “high time the legislation was re-examined”, and pledges that he will be be taking Ginger's case further.
Well, good luck with that.
He thinks the law should be changed - we can argue the merits of that but it's his right. I don't get the impression that he's angling for an exception just for him.
ReplyDelete"Sir Patrick believes it is “high time the legislation was re-examined”, and pledges that he will be be taking Ginger's case further."
ReplyDeleteMake it so.
Alternately, he could train the pooch to clasp its paws around his neck and he can then claim it's a klingon! Sorry. Time for a lie down.
Penseivat
These pompous luvvies really do think it’s all about them.
ReplyDeleteCunt.
ReplyDelete"I don't get the impression that he's angling for an exception just for him."
ReplyDeleteI do!
"These pompous luvvies really do think it’s all about them."
I'm reminded of the Depp saga.