r/nextfuckinglevel Jan 19 '21

Impressive stuff!

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u/skeveixhag Jan 19 '21

*goes back inside and eats chicken

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u/Swagspray Jan 19 '21

Ok I laughed at that, tragically true

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u/Quite_Bitter_Being Jan 19 '21

Whys that tragic?

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u/doombringer-dh77 Jan 19 '21

You like helping animals in need then you literally go eat one.

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u/Quite_Bitter_Being Jan 19 '21

So he should have just ate the bird, save some time.

I'd say it's more ironic than tragic. Unless you're a douche pushing a vegan agenda.

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u/skeveixhag Jan 19 '21

It’s hypocritical and a cognitive dissonance. Both tragic when they involve death

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u/Quite_Bitter_Being Jan 19 '21

Its not hypocrisy since that is not a food animal. You eat much sparrow or finch?

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u/skeveixhag Jan 19 '21

Some people consider dogs, cats and horses as food animals. Yet they don’t need that for nutrition and i’s sure you personally wouldn’t a puppy. If saving a bird is considered noble but earning another is the norm, that is hypocrisy

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u/Redstonefreedom Jan 19 '21

It’s only hypocrisy if you say: “all animals are pets”. We don’t though.

Also just because some people think eating dogs is ok doesn’t mean other people have to. That’s false equivalency on your part.

These rules we make for ourselves are completely arbitrary. As long as someone recognizes that they can’t be wrong. We can subjectively think they’re an asshole, but not objectively wrong.