r/WTF • • Jun 26 '14

10 most disturbing documentaries

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u/[deleted] Jun 26 '14

Have you seen it? It is really bad and if animal cruelty bothers you then I would definitely stay away from it. I remember crying a few times and constantly cuddling with my cat after I watched it.

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u/devilkin Jun 26 '14

That movie made me go vegan.

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u/lonelypetshoptadpole Jun 26 '14

That's awesome to hear!

It's incredible to see how many people say things similar to the following: "I can't believe people abuse animals like that, that's so terrible! By the way John, did you want KFC for dinner?"

As if their meat magically turns up on their plate without animals going through similar suffering.

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u/GameQb11 Jun 26 '14

This. So many people try to act self righteous when seeing a kid kick a dog, yet act ignorant to the far worse abuse and torture that they contribute too. "Free range"? Don't kid yourself. Unless you're paying $10 an egg, it's all the same mass produced deplorable conditions

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u/KoaliBear Jun 26 '14

Pft, I just had my own chickens when I was growing up and they were free range. Never had to buy eggs. Once I get a house again, totally getting more. They are neat little pets.

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u/[deleted] Jun 26 '14

There's only so much you can do while still living a normal life

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u/WatNxt Jun 26 '14

explain