What social class do Farmers belong to?

GwylimT

Faith177 wrote: »

OP as a "pregnant soon to be homeless 17 year old with severe psychosis and fibromyalgia" why are you in the slightest bit concerned with what social grouping a farmer falls into?

Don't you have more pressing matters to attend too?

Preparing for her next persona?

Faith177

GwylimT wrote: »

Preparing for her next persona?

Wouldn't put it past her tbf

I'll help anyone and give anyone advice but I can't abide being lied too

mattk_180

homeisthecalm wrote: »

Hunting IS a part of Equestrianism.

equestrianism
ɪˈkwestrɪəˌnɪz(ə)m/
noun
noun: equestrianism
the skill or sport of horse riding. As an Olympic sport it is divided into three categories: showjumping, dressage, and three-day eventing (combining showjumping, dressage, and cross-country riding).



hunting
ˈhʌntɪŋ/
noun
noun: hunting; noun: plain hunting; plural noun: plain huntings

1. 1.
   the activity of hunting wild animals or game.
   "they talked about going hunting"
   synonyms:blood sports, field sports, stalking, trapping, coursing, fox hunting, the chase; Morepoaching;

I would suggest spending more time learning rather than trolling internet forums, or at least sorting out your homelessness and over-exaggeration of benefit claims.

ariba10

They all claim poverty but you never see one on a Byke.

homeisthecalm

GwylimT wrote: »

No its not, I'm heavily involed in equestrianism, I don't know a single horse owner who has ever hunted anything. I do however know lots of hunters who haven't touched a horse nevermind rode one.

What you're claiming is no different than saying hooliganism is part of football, or benefit fraud is part of britain.

Hunting is indeed an equestrian category, I don't know why you'd think it isn't. You know, red jacket, nicely turned out horse. Dogs and foxes...

homeisthecalm

Seriously, please look up Equestrian hunting. Even look up 'the hunt'

System

homeisthecalm wrote: »

Hunting IS a part of Equestrianism.

I once hunted with the Aldershot Foot Beagles. Not a horse in sight - as the name implies.

In south Wales some hunts operate only on foot, and traditionally had a lot of miners as members.

Andy_L

Serfs or peasants mostly :-)

lazer

GwylimT wrote: »

No its not, I'm heavily involed in equestrianism, I don't know a single horse owner who has ever hunted anything. I do however know lots of hunters who haven't touched a horse nevermind rode one.

What you're claiming is no different than saying hooliganism is part of football, or benefit fraud is part of britain.

I know lots of people involved in equestrianism who are involved with a hunting.
Equally I know lots of people involved in equestrianism who aren't involved in hunting.

I know lots of people involved with equestrianism who don't do show jumping, doesn't mean show jumping isn't part of equestrianism

Equestrianism is the art of practice of riding a horse, therefore the horse riders in a hunt are part of equestrianism

GwylimT

homeisthecalm wrote: »

Seriously, please look up Equestrian hunting. Even look up 'the hunt'

Maybe things are different on little-lullaway.