Well an Avalanche probably doesn't quite understand its actions...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Beck
God knows how it got there
How cruel can people be? - Dog stolen from outside a Tesco found dead in beck.
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Well an Avalanche probably doesn't quite understand its actions...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Beck
God knows how it got there
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it matters nothing to me about right or wrong, im assuming it matters to you, and thus the point, so people who care can see an alternative view..
they cant, but thats the point why they shouldnt exist except for essential purposes, many people i bet do it for fun etc and profit
mabye so
just because i can say something is wrong, why would you expect me to do whats right? why? im not telling you to do the "right thing" im just pointing it out
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If it doesn't matter to you about right or wrong, what was the point of your post?
At the end of the day, I very much doubt my dog curls up on his warm bed every night, with a full belly and a 'pack' who love him dearly, and thinks to himself 'Man, I really wish I was out on the street right now, cold, fending for myself and dodging cars...'
At the end of the day, I very much doubt my dog curls up on his warm bed every night, with a full belly and a 'pack' who love him dearly, and thinks to himself 'Man, I really wish I was out on the street right now, cold, fending for myself and dodging cars...'
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Stop trying to be controversial for the sake of it. People give dogs homes because they want the dog to have good life and to add pleasure to their own, it's a very good arrangement and these pets go on to be considered as part of the family that loves them.
Your post is complete drivel, you hope the person killed the dog over some kind of annoyance....One of the things that makes us human is our compassion for other people and other animals. I'm sure you are capable of that compassion too and your post is purely to be argumentative.
That's an ignoratio elenchi, thus your point is void.
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i dont feel compassion, so thats why i argue, if you want to see it like that
to make people understand that their perspective upon things isnt the only one that exists and is valid.
that is the point of all my arguments
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I don't want anything it's you who wants attention otherwise you wouldn't post such garbage.
The problem is your perspective isn't valid because it contains fallacies, so me among many others won't even consider it.
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But it is a moot point. It brings nothing to this thread other than argument.
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whats beck? a river?
Anyway, i personally think thats horrible, one thing that i really hate more than anything in this world is hurting defenseless animals, it makes me sick when i read reports like this online or in the paper.
Anyway, i personally think thats horrible, one thing that i really hate more than anything in this world is hurting defenseless animals, it makes me sick when i read reports like this online or in the paper.
Banned from keeping animals for what? Picking a dog up in the street and running off with it?
Have you actually read the article, or are you just posting a knee-jerk reaction in line with all the others?
You really are hilarious. Do you think you are some sort of super human who has evolved beyond emotion?
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Well stealing another persons pet seems quite a reasonable excuse to ban a person from owning animals to me. You're another one who posts for attention.
OK, seen as you seem to know the story behind this, would you care to furnish us the facts as to why the guy picked the dog up and walked off with it.
You ever thought the dog might have been in some distress and the guy was just doing what he felt best at the time?
Too right.
I would never leave my dog (if I had one), alone, in public. That is simply asking for trouble and I live in a low-crime area.
Judging by some of the remarks earlier in this thread, it is clear the area is rough. With this knowledge, I would NEVER leave my dog (if I truly care for it), tied up somewhere in public, out of my view. For one, he could end up biting someone or someone could end up stealing him and taking him for a walk and then killing him.
The owner must take some of the blame. People steal cars, and kidnap kids. You should use your common sense and understand that sometimes people steal pets.
As an example, I have 2 pedigree cats that are only allowed in the house and the garden. I would never allow them to roam the streets in my area, as I know that within 3 days or so, they would both be stolen. Any visitors I have always comment that they look extremely exotic and it doesnt take a genius to realise that many people outside of my house will be thinking along the exact same lines.
To leave a dog tied up outside a shop is totally irresponsible. If the owner wanted to go shopping, he shouldve left the dog at home. Plain and simple.
Har har har, an animal is in distress so you take it for a run? Oh come on pal if this is what the guy felt was the best thing to do he is still incapable of providing the best for an animal.