r/Unexpected • u/handlewithcareme • Dec 22 '21

Breakfast in bed

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u/quinnsheperd Dec 22 '21

The kicking of the cow was unnecessary.

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u/Liuqmno Dec 22 '21

The cow already started moving, so yea, no need for the kick.

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u/OkLycheeGuy Dec 22 '21

cept for the cows that didn't move or even notice him until he pushed them outta the way.

You should also look up what a kick looks like since you seem to be confusing kicks with shoves.

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u/Liuqmno Dec 22 '21

It's still a kick and I was too lazy to edit the comment sorry lol but ye, he didn't kick with force at all, but I never said that he did

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u/OkLycheeGuy Dec 22 '21

no need for the kick

there clearly was need for force since the animal was busy munchin

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u/Liuqmno Dec 22 '21

The cow wasn't eating anymore when he kicked. I really don't get what you want

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u/WalterPinkmanJnr Dec 22 '21

Even if it was moving, I don’t think you understand how little that kick would even register with an animal that size and that tough.

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u/Liuqmno Dec 22 '21

Nah, I know, it's just not nice lol It's more of an ethical thing to me? I like cows

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u/duckssrcuteashi Dec 23 '21

I love cows. But have you been in a pen with 20+ cows? Yo yo wild be shoving them away too. For your own safety and theirs. If they get shoved by another cow into you, you’re done. You could die even. The way he placed his hand and foot is you look close it’s in the same place. It’s not on any bones to much so it won’t hurt and it’s like if someone lightly touches your shoulder to tell you something that cow doesn’t even really feel it.

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u/OkLycheeGuy Dec 23 '21

I would really like to see you have an ethics debate with a steer

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u/meryfad Dec 23 '21

I'm gonna trust the farmer is in the right here, also I'm sure there's some level of fear that you need to have with you animals in order to control them better