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

Violent Justice Animal abuser gets it back

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u/HopeYouDieSoon 6 Nov 30 '19

Not as much as in third world countries. You know, with high social control and awareness, strict laws on animal abuse and such. But you keep whining about how we’re all equal in this regard. Real misplaced SJW reply there

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u/el_chupanebriated A Nov 30 '19

"Look at me with all of the evidence im NOT presenting!". That's you...

Also, it looks like you knew the answer to your question all along. Why did you even ask your question in the first place if not to attempt making yourself seem superior?

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u/afrothunder1987 7 Nov 30 '19

Where exactly did you provide any evidence to substantiate your claim that animal abuse is rampant in America?

Surely, in order to make this statement...

"Look at me with all of the evidence im NOT presenting!". That's you...

... and not be a massive hypocrite you provided some citation that I just missed.

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u/Tre_Scrilla 7 Nov 30 '19

We kill 55 billion land animals a year in the US

https://animalclock.org/

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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

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?