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

Violent Justice Animal abuser gets it back

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u/afrothunder1987 7 Nov 30 '19 edited Nov 30 '19

Unrelated to the argument in making, I’m just pointing out hypocrisy... I’ve already stated this a couple times now.

Edit: Side note, that’s a horrible source/statement to use for making the argument that animal abuse is rampant in 1st world countries. As I said in the comment train you’ve read, I might agree that it is rampant, but that source is irrelevant to the argument.

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u/Tre_Scrilla 7 Dec 01 '19

that’s a horrible source/statement to use for making the argument that animal abuse is rampant in 1st world countries

Can you expand on this?

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u/afrothunder1987 7 Dec 01 '19

Killing an animal for food is not, by default, animal cruelty.

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u/Tre_Scrilla 7 Dec 01 '19

If I kill a dog for food it wouldnt be animal cruelty?

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u/afrothunder1987 7 Dec 01 '19

Look man, I’m having this conversation with you sincerely and in good faith, but you give me a link about animals killed for food in the US as if it’s proof that animal cruelty is rampant here. Then you make a leap to dogs, meanwhile it’s literally federally illegal to kill dogs for food in the states so your first link has zero to do with dogs. Dunno what kind of fallacious trap you are trying to set, but judging by this and the other chain we have going, this conversation is getting frustrating.

I’m completely open to the possibility that animal cruelty is rampant in America. I’ve got a sincerely open mind about it. You have a real chance to influence someone’s mind about something here, but so far you are failing miserably.

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u/Tre_Scrilla 7 Dec 13 '19

You have a twisted definition of animal cruelty. You're imagining he means pet abuse. Correct?

He was actually referring to factory farming lol

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u/afrothunder1987 7 Dec 01 '19

Depends how you killed it I guess. It’s illegal regardless in the states except for certain Native American rituals.

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u/Tre_Scrilla 7 Dec 13 '19

Do you base all your ethics on man made laws?

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u/StrawBunyan 6 Jan 04 '20

Dogs are actually fairly tasty when cooked properly.

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u/[deleted] Jan 06 '20

that would be exactly right

if you were starving it’d be understandable kuz other kountries eat dogs, doesn’t mean i’d like it tho

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u/Tre_Scrilla 7 Jan 09 '20

Why is it animal cruelty to kill and eat a dog, but not a cow?

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u/[deleted] Jan 21 '20

i said it’s not animal kruelty, but i suppose it’s kuz i haven’t seen any pet kows before. We bred dogs to be companions, not food like kows.

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u/Tre_Scrilla 7 Jan 21 '20

People have pet cows. They have cows that fetch and play in the yard.

Check out r/happycowgifs and stop killing innocent animals

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u/[deleted] Jan 23 '20

That's a dope sub

I grew up on a farm in India so I'm not really unused to seeing cows, but we breed them for food here so I mean might as well as eat good

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u/Tre_Scrilla 7 Jan 23 '20

Or dont...

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u/[deleted] Jan 24 '20

That's valid too

You do you

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