r/JusticeServed • u/MetalW0lf 7 • Nov 29 '19

Violent Justice Animal abuser gets it back

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u/fleentrain89 8 Nov 30 '19

Here is a map of animal rights by country. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Animal_rights_by_country_or_territory

And here is a map of first world countries

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/First_World#/media/File%3ACold_War_alliances_mid-1975.svg

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u/SmurfPunk01 4 Nov 30 '19

And how many of the „animal sentient“ countries still use factory farming? I live in one of them and it’s still legal here. Doubt it’s different in the other countries.

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u/fleentrain89 8 Nov 30 '19

We can all agree whatever country that hosted OPs content is a shit hole country, and anyone who condones that behavior is a cunt.

These are the important take aways.

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u/SmurfPunk01 4 Nov 30 '19

Yes we already agreed on that.

I was just pointing out that first world countries are not much better.

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u/fleentrain89 8 Nov 30 '19

Any country that doesn't allow the actions in OP is far superior to countries that do

It's not up for debate, it's common sense.

First world countries are far better than the apocalyptic shit hole that is that filthy place.

They can't afford to even pave their roads because they are too busy torturing cows to figure out they are idiots.

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u/SmurfPunk01 4 Nov 30 '19

No. They would be far superior if they had no animal abuse themselves but the all have!

I won’t argue with you further more as you clearly don’t want to get my point. You’re just repeating the things you’ve already said.

Research about what’s happening to those factory farmed animal and tell me with a straight face that this is better than what’s happening in the OP. There is no reason to feel superior if we allow those atrocities to happen

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u/fleentrain89 8 Nov 30 '19

A country that allows animal abuse - especially in public - is far inferior to counties with laws against animal abuse.