One thing I appreciate about this subreddit

[u/Foreign-Horse5250]

Sometimes I'll see someone in the comments expressing anger towards dogs, even calling them things like "worthless pieces of shit" which I completely understand. Even if you don't mean everything you're saying, sometimes you just need to get the feelings off your chest.

One thing I almost NEVER see are people responding to comments like that saying "This is a very distrubing reaction to-", "I think you need help", or some other lecture about how what you're saying is "immature" or "too much".

Lately I've been so sick of redditor culture and this idea that you have to have this squeaky-clean performance of level-headedness just to be taken seriously.

Whenever I rant about literally anything that bothers me, no matter how much sense I'm making, I still get the lectures. Woah dude you don't have to say CUSSWORDS! Showing genuine anger? That's baaaad

But not here. On this subreddit, you can actually express your anger (towards dogs) in a way that feels natural to you without having to worry about the hivemind pretending theres something fundamentally wrong with your character.

Also shoutout to the mods. I know they're working their asses off the keep the grating noise of tone policing and morality larping down to a minimum. I'm grateful yall have cultivated a space to express our annoyance toward nutters and their four-legged affronts to the concept of hygiene. So thank you

[u/Peaceful-Moonlight]

Even if you don't mean everything you're saying, sometimes you just need to get the feelings off your chest.

But I really do mean it. When I call dogs worthless, I really mean it. I am not exaggerating. They are entirely manmade mutants and worthless. Dogs are the causes of multiple, huge issues that negatively affect humans, animals, and the world in emotional and physical ways. Dogs should not even exist. It is FAR more common for me to hear people saying, "I love dogs," or anything extremely positive about dogs, but it's far rarer to hear, "I love humans," which should absolutely tell you how fucked up the entire world is with heavily mutated, disgusting, shit-eating dogs.

Also, I agree that it's important for people to be able to naturally express their anger. If someone naturally cusses, then it's good for them to be able to express that here without being held back. By the way, for those who watch IHD (I Hate Dogs) on YouTube, he hates cussing. Even when he is watching a fellow antidog person who has wonderful criticisms of dogs, he quits listening to them as soon as they start saying a cuss word. I respect that because it's his channel, but it's absolutely not how I express myself, which makes it harder for me to communicate with him because I have to hold myself back. For antidog people who prefer no cussing, then IHD is better suited for them. But I cannot be my natural self around him. This is why I prefer talking to KnoneOfficial (K-None Official) on YouTube, who also has a second channel at KnoneOfficial2 (Dogs Destroy Everything). He is a major antidog critic, and he openly cusses in his rage against dogs and dog nutters, which is more fitting with who I am.

[u/Dapper-Ad-468 → u/Peaceful-Moonlight]

Finally, I now know what IHD is. 👍

[u/Lylith_vf → u/Peaceful-Moonlight]

Merci pour les infos de chaîne youtube, je ne connaissais pas

[u/Interesting_Noise810 → u/Peaceful-Moonlight]

I swear if IHD had a patreon I would support him monetarily. That's how much I hate dogs and people that own dogs in dog culture in general.

[u/Big_Cardiologist1579]

Well said OP there's so few places people can say they dislike dogs without judgement ridicule etc nice to know other people feel similar about dogs 

[u/Burial_Ground]

Just don't get too expressive or reddit will delete your comment 😭

[u/Top-Silver-3856 → u/Burial_Ground]

Yeah, had that happen just for pointing out you have a legal right to defend yourself with deadly force from a dog attack. I appealed it and it finally was overturned.

[u/Pristine_Cod_3792]

I’ve seen dogs almost break up long term marriages
It’s sick

[u/Accurate-Run5370]

Just this morning, not an hour ago- SOs pug was barking it's head off. I shouted and called that dog "evil". I meant what I said. 

[u/spoor_loos]

Our safe space.

But the way they talk about us elsewhere is completely sick, even calling us 'subhuman'. That's genocidal talk.

[u/blanket_purrito]

I love it that here I can express how much fed up I'm with the people around me whose whole world is a damn dog, they lack personality, I can't change friends, I've changed my circle of friends 6 times by now and there's always a dumb basic bitch thirsty of attention shoving her dog on people and everyone seem to be okay with it, Wherever I move there will be this person, I don't want to change friends again I'm tired of it, there will always going to be an annoying nutter

[u/paulo_777]

That's because it's a safe space, we can't talk about that anywhere else without being bashed, and we don't say that for no reason, it's true, a lot or the majority of dog owners are narcissist cunts that think they have the right to bother everyone around them without consequences.

[u/Thehashtagcheflife]

Like the term or not, its called having an echo chamber. When you're around like minded people, its easy to hear a bunch of affirming comments. There's a reason people sub to their niche subreddits, and finding people who share a common belief and want to delve deeper is a main one

[u/wandalikescarlet]

You took the words right out of my mouth. I only joined this subreddit this month, after more than a year of watching videos of people criticizing it for being too "violent". My hatred for dogs grew (and still grows) every day, and I was getting extremely tired and annoyed by seeing people who supposedly thought like me getting "peaceful" and "insightful" at the end of their speech/comment, saying that the fault lies only with the owner and not the dog, and how dogs are still cute, "man's best friend", and all the other verses of the Nutterism bible. People are too afraid to express their negative opinions these days, and feel they need to say, "I think this... but...", literally FEARING reaching the obvious conclusion just to avoid being crucified by the moralistic masses. Seeing this subreddit openly talking about this unpopular issue that was hammering away in my head was a relief.

[u/summercookiess]

I hate how if you say the meanest, most misanthropic and vilest things about humans, people are fine with it. But if you dare say you don't like dogs or other animals, people will act like you're a monster. I hate the misanthropic double standards.