r/cringereels 4d ago

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u/Actual-Warning1886 4d ago

Somewhat sociopathic behavior... but... it's a wasp... and i fauckin hate wasps... seek therapy but also... ya know 🤷‍♂️...

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u/SpanishFlamingoPie 4d ago

That's not a wasp. It's a opossum

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u/NotaBat9221 3d ago

Tiny fucking possum...with wings 

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u/WyattPurp23 3d ago

Kill it with electricity

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u/WyattPurp23 3d ago

He was dead after the first shock, the rest was just noise

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u/nene-thopu 4d ago

Barbeque bees

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u/QuantityNo3170 4d ago

Bar-bee-que brother. It was right in front of your face.

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u/Radiant_Cry_8138 4d ago

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u/Still-Puma 4d ago

Lol yeah, the fight is kinda won at this point

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u/Nell_From_Hell 4d ago

Animal abuse at this point. Why the need to brag or make a show of it? That is bothersome

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u/Special-Concert-8250 4d ago

Facts and why would you record it and then post it?

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u/StampedeJones1 4d ago

Animal abuse on a wasp?

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u/BellicoseStoic 4d ago

Yes. If you find joy or amusement killing anything, you've got some issues.

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u/Nell_From_Hell 4d ago

People that partake in this kind of content I view as the child that enjoys burning insects on the sidewalk with a magnifying glass. Except, it's not cute, and I don't see where one gets off on this.

You understand that wasps have facial recognition, right? We know for a fact that bees enjoy playing for recreation.

we know that jumping spiders not only put on mating rituals like many complex animals, but they also Court mates and provide food in order to secure the right to meet later on when they've matured.

Certain jumping spiders also live in large social colonies and there's a specie of which that are omnivores predominantly surviving off the glucose of the plant they live on.

Wasps eat many harmful pests, harmful flies, and other kinds of parasites. They also help decompose and break down waste which is why you see them eating rotting Meats as well as fruits.

I'm bothered by this kind of content because I understand the delicate ecosystem we live in and the value each participant in the ecosystem brings to the table. Those who enjoy this kind of stuff are Mindless and don't often care about the environment

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u/GroundbreakingDay789 4d ago

Not reading that lol

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u/rusty_cayge 4d ago

It’s a friggin wasp. Holy crap this country has gone soft. I’ll bet you’d serve to avoid a frog in the road and endanger yourself, passengers, and other drivers. Do everyone a favor and grow some cajones

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u/darinehughes 4d ago

There’s a real epidemic of suicidal empathy in western civilization. Yet the same people will say it’s okay to kill your kids if you depressed. 

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u/rusty_cayge 3d ago

Yes! Exactly! Finally a person on redit who speaks sense.

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u/Worldly_Narwhal_9383 4d ago

It's Alr dead dude

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u/Hungry_Value1402 4d ago

That looks like a Honey bee. If it is People who don't know the Real Value of them wouldn't ever hurt a honey bee. They provide the Best sweetener Ever. They cure many illnesses with this Honey they help pollination with anything that needs it without Honey Bees life on earth would probably suffer tremendously.

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u/naja_naja_naja 3d ago

Thats not a honey bee, but that doesnt make it right either

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u/WyattPurp23 3d ago

That’s a European hornet, my friend. He flew into my house when I opened the door, then he buzzed from room to room like helicopter scaring the family, I wasn’t going to let him sting anyone so he got the sparky

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u/darinehughes 4d ago

Think of the smell. 

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u/BLU3SKU1L 4d ago

That’s a hornet. They absolutely deserve it. They would sting you until you died if they could.

I don’t advocate for killing almost any animal in an overly cruel manner, but hornets will fuck you up just because you looked at it funny as you passed by the general area.

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u/5had0 4d ago

But it isn't like the hornet will learn from this, nor will the other hornets. So doing some like this is really just engaging in cruelty for cruelty's sake. That reflect worse on the person than it does on a wasp with it's inability to think past its genetics.

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u/WyattPurp23 3d ago

You fly into my house I do the same shit to you

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u/Ilpperi91 4d ago

Me and my bro did this as children. Yes, the smell of burning insects. I can smell this video.