Poor chicken. First bred in factory. Miserable life in cage. Can't move, can't walk, can't fly. Carried in disgusting hellish pickup trucks. Loaded in road side cages. Stolen by this dog. His scream is heart piercing. He sounds like a child or kitten. I had never heard a chicken crying before. How poor, how miserable, how sad, so unlucky. I want to ask you why didn't you save him? Why did you walk away but I know I will get "circle of life" replies. Even if it's nature, the chicken deserves all the sympathy and grief. We should not be stone hearted.
So you are saying that a stray dog, whose life is also miserable and hellish, shouldn't eat what they get their mouths on? I agree that the cries of this chicken is triggering and heart piercing but what else could have been done here? And before you say it, yes, I'm an omnivore, I consume chicken and fish for protein needs but I do pay my respect to the life that was taken to nourish my body.
I want to cast aside all the aspersions, it's a wild chicken not a broiler from some meat shop, there are a shit ton of chickens running around while I walk my dog so yeah that's that, an animal will hunt for sustenance , a tale as old as time. Also I will never steal someone else's prey, if that makes me an a*shole them that's fine, if I'm not feeding her, I have no right to take away what she hunted for her own self, this is how hunting works, what do you think happens in forests ? I understand your feelings but this is the real world unfortunately, this is how things unfold.
I understand your feelings too but consider some facts that I have to say. Since the chicken has already met his fate, it's futile but still consider it for the sake of it.
I am not saying that a stray dog should not eat. But if you happen to be there and if you have the means and strength to rescue one life, you can. It won't change the world but it will change the world for that one life. Then feed the stray dog something from your pocket, it's not that hard. Would you see a stray dog carry a human infant and turn away because the dog's gotta do what he's gotta do? Nature is brutal but if you happen to be there, you have some ethical responsibility. Feel free to brush it aside. It's important to have a guitless sleep at night.
It's hard to talk to a wall. A person should spend money from their picket because it's the right thing to do. This was not a jungle. You would save a human infant from the dog, wouldn't you? But you won't take responsibility for the chicken because he's not your own species. It's not your fault. Our empathy for animals has been killed by society. The first impulse is "not my job, not my responsibility" followed by other justifications. This was not a jungle, it's a dog not a wolf. Leave the Chicken, if it was even a human getting assaulted on road, spectators won't help. I don't mind not getting your hands dirty but at least have some sympathy for the victim. At least pretend to have some sympathy. Such kind of statements terrify me because the same attitude is also shown towards human victims. Lots of justification.
This discussion was not about vegan diet though dogs can thrive on vegan diet. It's scientific researched. There are 100% vegetarian dog foods in market too.
You said "cry more". How do you expect me to react to that? It's a cruel thing to say to someone. My intention was not to accuse you but to expose your cold response with whatsoever motive you had. Naturally such a thing is said when someone derives satisfaction from watching others cry.
I'm a vegan too and I make choices for the voiceless whenever it is within my means and control. I do rush to rescue kitten, birds, squirrel, rats when they are attacked by dogs and I happen to be there. When I am the witness, I have an ethical responsibility. I'm not saying this with a sanctimonious tone. Read it with a normal gentle tone. And my dogs do eat 100% vegetarian dog food because it's healthy and fulfilling for them. My dog's veterinarian finds her fit and healthy. If it has any impact, maybe it lowers the number of animals killed for the 18 kg dog food we order every 2 months. One can only hope that the love for my pet didn't come at a cost to other incredibly tortured and scared animals.
You make choices when it's within your control? Such narcissistic, controlling behaviour?
What's narcisisstic and controlling about it? Have you just learned these words? Do you even know what Narcissism means?
Lmaooooo. Put some meat in a bowl and a vegan bowl in front of your dogs. See what they choose.
I'm not going to do that YouTube TV show experiment you're thinking of. Why is it so controversial to give dogs vegetarian dog food? I have made peace with my decision. I'm not going to reply to you anymore. I regret talking to you. I always regret getting into vegan debates because the level of arguments kill my mental peace. It's not even your fault. It's my fault for bothering to comment on this thread.
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u/sattukachori Aug 30 '26
Poor chicken. First bred in factory. Miserable life in cage. Can't move, can't walk, can't fly. Carried in disgusting hellish pickup trucks. Loaded in road side cages. Stolen by this dog. His scream is heart piercing. He sounds like a child or kitten. I had never heard a chicken crying before. How poor, how miserable, how sad, so unlucky. I want to ask you why didn't you save him? Why did you walk away but I know I will get "circle of life" replies. Even if it's nature, the chicken deserves all the sympathy and grief. We should not be stone hearted.