Frazz by Jef Mallett for September 29, 2016

I love her final thought. We might have peace on Earth if everyone adopted that rule.

She’s my favorite kid in this strip

They’re not hurting anybody but they do eat up your vegetable garden. And flower garden.

Rabbit’s are an invasive species in Australia so leaving them alone would cause harm to a lot of indigenous animals.

Because they reproduce like…, well you know.

As Snoopy once said, “If it’s such a nice day to go hunting, why spoil it for the rabbits?”

Certainly true in the case of rabbits and paramours, but not universally. Read Waitzkin’s “The Art of Learning.”

If you’re hungry, you’ll find a way to catch the rabbit.

Put out food and both rabbits will come to you, and you won’t have to do any chasing.

They don’t reproduce like rabbits if you actually want them to. Trust me, we tried to farm them, and we got maybe two litters of which two bunnies survived, and one was never quite right. Plus they kick and scratch like crazy. Ended up eating them ourselves, although we kept the odd one as a pet.

Where’s my hasenpfeffer!

She’s a city kid who knows nothing about rabbits. Their purpose is as food and fur. Outside of that they are destructive vermin, same a squarrils