Following complaints by animal rights groups, the smartphone dating app Tinder has urged users not to post pictures of themselves posing with tigers and other large animals that have been drugged and often tied down to make them passive and safe to pose with. Which of the following comes closest to your view?

Following complaints by animal rights groups, the smartphone dating app Tinder has urged users not to post pictures of themselves posing with tigers and other large animals that have been drugged and often tied down to make them passive and safe to pose with. Which of the following comes closest to your view? Published on 4 August 2017 → Survey conducted on 4 August 2017 on 3581 GB adults

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There is nothing wrong with posing with large animals that have been drugged

While it is wrong to pose with large animals that have been drugged Tinder has no place asking people to stop using those pictures for their profile

10%

It is wrong to pose with large animals that have been drugged and Tinder is right to ask people not to use those pictures for their profile

27%

It is wrong to pose with large animals that have been drugged and Tinder should ban those who use those pictures for their profile

51%

Don't know

11%

There is nothing wrong with posing with large animals that have been drugged

While it is wrong to pose with large animals that have been drugged Tinder has no place asking people to stop using those pictures for their profile

10%

It is wrong to pose with large animals that have been drugged and Tinder is right to ask people not to use those pictures for their profile

27%

It is wrong to pose with large animals that have been drugged and Tinder should ban those who use those pictures for their profile

51%

Don't know

11%

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