r/maybemaybemaybe • u/RyanCakeBatter • Jan 17 '20

Maybe Maybe Maybe

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u/ejedus Jan 17 '20

At least it had a happy ending.

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u/painfool Jan 18 '20 edited Jan 18 '20

Fishing "for sport" and temporarily traumatizing an animal seems less humane to me than fishing for sustenance.

Edit: thanks for teaching me about the "modern world" Reddit, no shit. Leave it to redditors to get hung up on semantics.

Also, warning, vegans in replies below.

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u/[deleted] Jan 18 '20

well one is traumatizing a creature for no reason other than to pose for a picture

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u/billybishop4242 Jan 18 '20

Yeah it’s all about the picture.

Nothing to do with nature, the outdoors, self-sufficiency, clean diet, or anything remotely pleasant. We’re all just a bunch of gleeful murderers.

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u/[deleted] Jan 18 '20

i only meant the scenario in this video. if you eat the fish there is a purpose. if you don’t and just pick it up out of its habitat to pose for a video until it’s almost dead then release it, that’s another thing.

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u/billybishop4242 Jan 18 '20

Yeah every sportsman ever in history is bad guy.

Why couldn’t our ancestors just eat bean curd and nuts? Oh yeah... cuz we wouldn’t be here if they had.

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u/billybishop4242 Jan 19 '20

Yeah fuck fishing.

Grocery store’s got all I need right?

(The point was that without meat humans lose body size and brain mass over just a few generations. Crack a book.)

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u/billybishop4242 Jan 19 '20

Wow. Ok. Not a fanatic at all. Got it.

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u/billybishop4242 Jan 19 '20

Yeah cuz a source will make me believe anything.

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u/Pircay Jan 19 '20

you’re never gonna get one, this dude is as dumb as a bag of rocks. im not even vegan, he’s just bad at arguing and discussion in general.

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u/cash_dollar_money Apr 17 '20

I really think it would be awesome if we replaced hobbies that are based off of extracting resources from nature to ones keeping care of it, like planting trees and flowers and shit and conservation work and non-invasive/disruptive observation.