Yes, the photo itself isn't 'horrific' or such like, and it isn't the crime of the century, but as Adrian said the question is why would anyone, be they a horse racing trainer or anything else, feel that it was in some way acceptable behaviour to sit on top of a dead animal, be it a horse, dog, mouse whatever ?.It's not like you see vets posting on social media with pets they've just put down etc.As for blaming the person who uploaded it, I disagree, we live in a world now whereby everyone's conduct at all times is far more likely to be exposed, deliberately or otherwise, and if you're stupid enough to put yourself in that position then you have no-one to blame but yourself. It never ceases to amaze me how 'open' people are on social media (and this site is a form of social media itself), the number of times I see people I know posting stuff on the internet slagging off their jobs, their colleagues, or how they've got a new partner (only for all trace of partner to disappear as if by magic a short time later) - why do so many people nowadays seem to feel the need to have attention ? (is everyone that insecure ?!).
Adam Beamish ● 2065d