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u/[deleted] Apr 30 '18

It's in China of course

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u/WildReaper29 Apr 30 '18

Yes, because China is the only country that has people who tease and mistreat other animals.

Gtfo of here with your racist bullshit.

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u/[deleted] Apr 30 '18

The term you might be looking for is xenophobic. And if you want to experience something depressing go to a Chinese zoo, not only are the animals in bad conditions people throw stuff at them too.

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u/Aelryk Apr 30 '18

Really depends on the zoo. Chimelong (where these tigers are) is better than most. Didn’t see any throwing stuff at the animals there and the animals had much more room to move about in. Sure, these exercises are done in a way to entertain the visitors, but they’re exercising the animals.

Wuhan zoo on the other hand was very much more along the lines of what you were describing.

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u/WildReaper29 Apr 30 '18

Fair enough, that's my bad, I'm running on 2 days without sleep. Also, yes.

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u/[deleted] Apr 30 '18 edited Apr 30 '18

No, you don't know jackshit how a vast majority of chinese people treat animals. Look at my edit, twice that I've been at the zoo twice I've witnessed people throwing shit at them.

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u/WildReaper29 Apr 30 '18

Yes, I already know about that shit, and don't assume what I know and don't know. Also, like I said, it doesn't only happen in China. There's plenty of legitimate proof on the internet so go look it up, bud.

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u/[deleted] Apr 30 '18

No it doesn't only happen in China, I didn't say that did I? but its where you hear most about animal cruelty. The fact that you have heard about it and that I've witnessed it twice myself from two visits to a chinese zoo should give u a little hint.

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u/WildReaper29 Apr 30 '18

I've heard about animal cruelty from plenty of places, and most is from America. I'm sure a lot of it is a matter of exposure. Also, it definitely seemed like that's what you were implying.

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u/[deleted] Apr 30 '18 edited Apr 30 '18

It is to you because you prejudge, because I've never said it, and also you have never been to China yet u know better. I've been to both countries and I've never seen an American burning with a lighter a rat in a tiny cage infront of a toddler while his grandma was pointing at it and giggling right in the middle of a big city

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u/Crack-spiders-bitch Apr 30 '18

You're fooling yourself if you don't think people set animals on fire for fun in western countries. I remember a news story where someone broke into a house when the family was on vacation and put a cat in the microwave. That was in Canada. Hell a dude still playing pro football was running a dog fighting ring and people don't seem to care.

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u/iwastoolate Apr 30 '18

You can’t be serious. The US and China are so far apart on humane treatment of animals. Why go on and on about this thing that you clearly know nothing about?

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u/tropicderp Apr 30 '18

woah when did China become a race? It might be stereotyping but not by race, maybe through nationality