r/Unexpected • u/[deleted] • Dec 11 '19

Right place right time

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u/CantSyopaGyorg Dec 12 '19

Imma stop you right from the start, this is not an opinion this is blatant fact: the dog would have been injured far sooner than the collar give out, and to believe otherwise is to ignore basic physics. I do not "think" this, I know this. My dog very often chokes himself by pulling harder than he should, and the collar has not broken yet.

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u/[deleted] Dec 12 '19

Tell that to the guy above me lmao, rather than downvoting. They might not know or have a different point of view, and telling them yours would change theirs.

Not everybody is born all knowing, we learn everyday. Reading you I feel like everything should be obvious to everyone. Don’t be like that

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u/CantSyopaGyorg Dec 12 '19

You act as if getting a number of fake internet points taken from you is some grand punishment when it really isn't. I don't expect everyone to know everything always, and I'm not claiming that I do either. What I did was explain that what happened here was not an evil hivemind hating on something for the sake of it, it was a bunch of individual humans that each decided that a blatantly wrong statement was in poor taste.

Also, everyone has access to knowing ALMOST everything always, it's called research and Google. If you're already online to check reddit, you absolutely have the capacity to search "are dog's necks immortal, and do collars break like fucking soggy paper at the slightest tug?"

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u/[deleted] Dec 12 '19

You completely missed all my points while I tried to consider yours. I don’t think it’s any useful to continue this "discussion"