You've completely missed the point.
Had the cat not been found, it would have starved to death covered in its own urine.
WTF! Woman Dumps Cat In Bin
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You've completely missed the point.
Had the cat not been found, it would have starved to death covered in its own urine.
Or buried under rubbish and then ground to fine mince in the refuse collection. BUT IT WAS A JOKE LOLZ
Hell yes, a lot of people get a night in the cells for being drunk and disorderly but they don’t get dumped in a bin.
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[TW]Fox;17231769 said:
It's done to appeal to the idiots that buy the thing, they hate anyone that doesn't do things in the British traditional way. So having a divorce makes you the enemy and a possible anti British, tax wasting Muslim terrorist animal hating banker etc.
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Nevermind the headline check the tag under the 2nd pic, I LOL'd.
Grim. That man looks more like Michael Myers from Halloween every time I see a picture of him.
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The thing is humans can be idiots and human relationships are complicated so when a person gets locked in a room etc there is usually a reason for it or atleast 2 sides of the story. (not the case for children which is why child abuse is taken so seriously.)
What annoys people is that the cat is totally neutral and is just minding its own business, she tricks it into letting her stroke it then makes sure no one is looking and chucks it in the bin. It is a totally malicious cruel and uncalled for act against an innocent animal.
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I'd pick the cat. Even if it was our family cat.
But why? There's no consequence to pushing the stranger button. You love your cat, you value it for the joy and happiness it brings to your family, yet you'd choose to forsake in favour of a stranger you don't know, would never meet and whose death would have zero effect on you. It would be as if the button didn't do anything at all.
The human condition in general is an incredibly interesting one. This isn't a slight on absolutely anyone at all, I just love having these kinds of philosophical and ethical discussions
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But why? There's no consequence to pushing the stranger button. You love your cat, you value it for the joy and happiness it brings to your family, yet you'd choose to forsake in favour of a stranger you don't know, would never meet and whose death would have zero effect on you. It would be as if the button didn't do anything at all.
The human condition in general is an incredibly interesting one. This isn't a slight on absolutely anyone at all, I just love having these kinds of philosophical and ethical discussions
I'd feel guiltier pushing the human button, probably because I relate to humans more than I do to cats. Even though I don't know them, I'd think about their offspring, siblings, parents etc.
There is a consequence and there is an effect. I would know that I was directly responsible for someone elses death. I value human life above animal life, even if it is well loved family pet.
The human condition in general is an incredibly interesting one. This isn't a slight on absolutely anyone at all, I just love having these kinds of philosophical and ethical discussions
It is certainly a more interesting conversation than the current media circus surrounding this story. But then, that is like saying someone is nicer than Hitler. Technically true but nothing to brag about.
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She's had death threats haha. Silly bint 
She's had death threats haha. Silly bint
Well when 4chan's got their fingers in the pie, is that any surprise