Hmm, try relating that opinion to the millions upon millions of people who came before us. Had early man adopted your perspective this conversation would never have taken place.

Growth as humans, moving forward as a race is important to our survival, but so is keeping in touch with the primordial side of the creatures we are just as surely.

While I haven't hunted in years, I take no issue with those that do anymore than with those who choose not to. However, your position seems agenda-ish driven, which always gets me goin.

One of the wisest things I ever heard another say was "I'm never as concerned about who's right as I am about what's right.". Unless one claims some morality issue relevant to hunting, which doesn't realistically hold much water, then poising oneself against it in calling those who do "neanderthals" seems more like a judication based upon some thought about being inherently correct in your own thoughts.

Best of luck with that