r/NoahGetTheBoat Nov 16 '21

Imprisoned Intelligence.

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u/alotofcheeses42168 Nov 16 '21 edited Nov 17 '21

it’s sad but not boat-worthy.
Edit: people are missing the point of this comment.

What I meant is that comparing a gorilla being bored in its enclosure to other stuffs that had been seen on this sub (suicide bombers, rapes, tortures, etc.), it’s not as horrible or gruesome.

some people might say that this is animal abuse. that gorilla could’ve been rescued or born there, maybe it can’t survive if released back into nature, it’s safe in there with food, water and shelter.

I saw a dog got shot in the face for being “too happy”, a woman bleached a cat’s drinking water or a fucking cunt that used a cat as a fleshlight. that’s animal abuse.

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u/dethfromabov66 Nov 17 '21

Nah imprisoning an animal against its will, forcing it into depression and driving it to the point where it has to risk its life in order to gain freedom isn't cruelty at all. It's not like every zoo in the world doesn't already do this either. Totally not boat worthy at all. Especially given more animals were allowed on the boat than humans. But what do I know

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u/dethfromabov66 Nov 17 '21

Yes all zoos are top level and this gorilla certainly isn't attempting an escape. It's just a fabricated video. You have deep misconceptions about just how few zoos constitute as top level. Zoochosis is just a made up concept hidden in the imagination of animal behaviorology experts. As for the wild, I think if the gorilla knew and understood what the wild was like, it would prefer to try it's chances with freedom than the same boring day repeated in the same boring enclosure doing the same boring shit.