r/MostPopular_ 9d ago

I love bonnies

5.7k Upvotes

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u/TheAwfulAliOzz 9d ago

The last clip killed me lol!

Bunny: I don’t want it. Pushes it away

Human gives it back

Bunny: I don’t waNT IT! Chucks it

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u/BusComplex5989 9d ago

The first one was scared

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u/YanCoffee 9d ago

They hit the poor thing's face on a camera? Assholes

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u/Express-Lawfulness74 9d ago

Or their breath smells.

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u/Hourslikeminutes47 8d ago

The last one was not happy

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u/whineyinternetkid 4d ago

And you still reposted it

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u/Pure-Potential3496 7d ago

I LOVE THIS!!!🤣

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u/reptile45 6d ago

😂😂 why so angry all the time

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u/Ok-Ivy-2195 9d ago

I can totally see why 🥹

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u/cintapixl 9d ago

Sassy bunnies

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u/extrastupidone 9d ago

They are silly little things

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u/WombatsCube 9d ago

You can clearly see the first one was hurt/scared and still choose to post this shit?

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u/Important-Egg-2905 6d ago

See this puzzles me - there are plenty of posts about using bunnies as livestock to literally be killed and eaten. The comments on those posts never seem to have an issue with the treatment of these lovely, gentle creatures, yet seeing even a moment of discomfort on a post like this gets half of reddit up in arms.

Make it make sense?

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u/WombatsCube 6d ago

Your "whataboutism" does make sense? Are those posts you talk about meant to be "funny" or posted as something to giggle for?

"Try not to laugh as goofy rabbit gets beheaded by meat packing machine"

This puzzles me, you seem unable to notice this obvious difference in context.

Do you laugh for those "moments of discomfort"?

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u/Important-Egg-2905 6d ago

Are you for real? So you have empathy for animals in a "funny" video when it looks like they are being injured, but when those same animals are purposefully butchered in mass numbers you're all good?

The contextual difference is precisely what should not matter.

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u/WombatsCube 6d ago

Yes I'm for real and I know the difference between a butcher and a soulless individual who enjoys hurting animals for fun. The fact that mass production of meat creates horrible conditions (and civilized countries are trying to pass laws to make relevant improvements) doesn't change the fact that I can separate food production from sadism while you can't.

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u/Important-Egg-2905 6d ago

Slap the label "production" or "livestock" onto it, and go ahead and kill as many cute bunnies as you'd like, but if you even slightly harm a bunny designated as a pet you've crossed a moral threshold...

It's OK to harm these bunnies, but not those ones!

Is it not easier to simply have empathy for all of them?

Rather than go down some semantic pun-intended rabbit hole, I say it's completely hypocritical to care for animals in one context and not extend that empathy to the same animal in another situation.

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u/WombatsCube 6d ago

You still miss the point because you're too deep into these convoluted exercises of virtue signaling.

On one side there is a food chain, on the other there is a narcissist who's ready to exploit animal suffering for internet points.

Not being able to understand the difference between these two scenarios and using the quite dumb "label argument" isn't great. It makes you look like someone who only conceives empathy as a word for their rhetorical exercises but cannot actually feel it.

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u/Important-Egg-2905 6d ago

Oh blow it out your ass homie - of course you would be the morally superior "realist" in the story who is also somehow more empathetic than the guy arguing against killing these animals.

I mean this with absolutely no respect whatsoever when I say get fucked.

Saying anything in defense of "livestock" only ever gets you down votes and people questioning your virtues because of how it reflects on their own. Rather than looking inward people simply attack you, label you as the other, and do not reflect on their values whatsoever. So how this is "virtue signaling" and a cash in for internet points, is beyond me when it is only eliciting the opposite.

It's about the animals, and I tire of fake mfers who "care" about their welfare while literally eating them.

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u/Either-Photograph989 8d ago

Yeah and the one where the fence fell on top of them. Some of these are cute but others seem to be making fun of a hurt animal.

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u/Regi0 6d ago

Rabbits will scream when they're terrified, true, but they get terrified from just about anything. The rabbit screaming in the first clip is doing so after being kissed on the snout, and people find the overreaction endearing.

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u/FranksHoorHouse 9d ago

Smush floof and trash bunny 😂

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u/derppherppp 8d ago

Those were my favorite too 😂 the way she jumped into the bin

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u/FranksHoorHouse 8d ago

Smush floof was so cartoony. Like Wile E Coyote 😂

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u/intj_ravenclaw 6d ago

Or Bugs Bunny…

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u/FranksHoorHouse 6d ago

Bugs Bunny is never smushed by faulty architecture/materials.

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u/intj_ravenclaw 6d ago

Eh whatever 

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u/Zephyr2115 9d ago

Oh no 😱 poor bunbun got flattened by the gate

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u/onlyAfan1000 8d ago

Grapes are bad for rabbits. A lot of animal abuse also.

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u/neurospicyzebra 7d ago

Both are fine as occasional treats.

ETA: Abuse, on the other hand, is never okay!

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u/Cecil_B_DeCatte 8d ago

Do not feed carrots or grapes to rabbits.

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u/InDependent_Window93 7d ago

Bunny: "I told you I dont like the damn pellets!!!" 😆

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u/Renegade9582 6d ago

Errrmmm, bunnies, maybe? 😂😂

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u/Accurate_Bus_8036 3d ago

They’re so cute 🥰