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Humans are cruel to animals every day all day, does the pig or chicken who ends up on your dinner plate suffer less than this elephant?
Originally posted by TKDRL
reply to post by AdamsMurmur
Yeah that is why I couldn't make myself watch it. I have "owned" animals before, my dog died 5 months ago. I am still traumatized. She died horribly, siezures is the best I can describe it. She started shaking like she was cold, then by the next morning it was way worse. Her eyes looked like she was scared as hell, makes me sick just thinking about it. The saddest part, I was on the phone with the vet when she passed, Makes me feel horrible.edit on Sat, 26 Mar 2011 18:19:42 -0500 by TKDRL because: (no reason given)
Serious intentional abusers actually derive satisfaction from hurting animals. From a psychological perspective, the reason is mainly about power. For the most part, animals, especially smaller or domesticated animals, can’t easily defend themselves and are vulnerable in the face of someone who can inflict great pain on them. This makes the abuser feel powerful. Some abusers feel a lack of power in other areas of their lives and try to make up for it by wielding ruthless power over the weak. Others simply enjoy the feeling of dominance so much that they’re always looking for an opportunity to exercise it. Still others have such a feeling of superiority and entitlement that they view the animal’s only purpose as being to serve their needs. Such is often the case when animals are used for fighting contests (e.g., dog fights, cock fights, etc.) as a way to make money for and gain notoriety for the owners and handlers.
Originally posted by TKDRL
reply to post by trisvonbis
Lol if drunk typing is a crime, I am guilty too bro. I just try to type slow as hell to avoid any errrors.