Who am I to judge?
Donât you just love the mindset of some individuals?
They should share it with the cop who holds the hand of a four year old whose father just shot himself in front of everyone, or the Coast Guardsmen who regularly haul cadavers that resemble something out of a horror show, or the MA dad who spent Fatherâs Day making arrangements to pick up the hard hat of his deceased son rather than with him.
Itâs all about freedom & that Captain Dumbass song âI Did It My Wayâ.
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I agree. Punishable by death.
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Hereâs my opinion of that sentiment:
Human beings are regularly judged on their actions, whether the judgement is accurate or not.
It is actually quite easy.
A person who had nothing to do with it got killed
FREEDOM or thug?
Would the Collective be less offended if she had injected the dog and herself in a room with no windows?
Did she?
Probably.
Veterinary euthanasia involves a relaxant & twice the safe dosage of Pentobarbital. Itâs actually a very quiet process, and some owners stay to comfort the animal through it.
Yes, I know. I would say âcontinuously by people who think they are betterâ.
In the scenario I set up⌠yes.
But if we are going with the no harm no foul argument.
Say I shoot a single bullet towards a crowd of people.
If no one gets hit am I expressing my FREEDOM or am I a thug?
âQuietâ? For whom?
You, a human, deciding what a dog feels, based onâŚ
I have had to put animals down, I donât need your lecture.
That tale is for you, not the dog.
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Thereâs your problem.
No, the law doesnât stop people from making that choice, it allows law enforcement to try to prevent people from jumping and potentially killing someone and/or damaging property. Itâs not wasted ink.
How?
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I would be less offended if she had just injected herself.
And the dog had suffered for another day?
You do it here literally every day.
How so?
Youâre just making stuff up, you have no idea if the dog was suffering.
The dog wouldnât suffer without his owner?
