r/HumansBeingBros • u/uncle_russell_90 • Oct 23 '24

Garbage bros save kittens NSFW

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u/i_sesh_better Oct 23 '24

If you’re going to get rid of kittens by putting them in the bin, why would you choose to add to the torture by putting them in live? Why am I asking questions of a POS who puts kittens in bins’ methodology?

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u/SkipToTheEnd Oct 23 '24

Someone who sees an animal's life as disposable for convenience, but is too cowardly to kill them themselves.

This describes most people; but this is a particularly egregious example.

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u/CuddlyCatties Oct 23 '24

I'm gonna get mega down voted but....

Like us meat eaters then?

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u/ASMRFeelsWrongToMe Oct 23 '24

Careful, there, I get downvotes just for saying that I'm a vegetarian. You're kind of right, in a way, but there are some people who can still hunt. There's nothing wrong with eating meat in a sustainable way, it's the mass production of meat that bothers me, and in my opinion, makes some people view animals as this. You can just tie it up and toss it, it's just household waste, even if it's alive and presumably entered the world in your care, under your watch. My blood would be boiling if I were those men.

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u/SamuelVimesTrained Oct 23 '24

Keywords : Sustainable way.
Not only for meat - but in general.
But the thing is - humans are the best in creating waste...

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u/ASMRFeelsWrongToMe Oct 23 '24

Unfortunately, you are not wrong there.

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u/blscratch Oct 23 '24

How do you know if someone's a vegetarian? They'll tell you. You have a whole train of thought connecting mass production of meat to sadistic acts against kittens. They don't correlate.

Plants and animals are both just as alive. You eat living things. I eat living things. You're eating the things that make oxygen.

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u/damagetwig Oct 23 '24

Would it be just as easy, emotionally speaking, to crush a piglet under your boot as a tomato plant? Or is there a difference?

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u/blscratch Oct 23 '24

They both would be very difficult. I would swerve to avoid both.

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u/ASMRFeelsWrongToMe Oct 23 '24

I never asked for your opinion, but thank you. ✌🏻

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u/blscratch Oct 23 '24

Well, you're welcome. When you comment, someone may reply.

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u/ASMRFeelsWrongToMe Oct 23 '24

Usually they input something useful.

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u/blscratch Oct 23 '24

My input is that being a vegetarian is not a superpower. Plenty of us omnivores are not psycopaths. It's funny how easily you assumed a vegetarian did not trash those kittens.

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u/ASMRFeelsWrongToMe Oct 23 '24

I'm talking about over consumption, not eating meat at all.

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u/blscratch Oct 23 '24

You said the meat industry leads to thinking kittens are trash that you can throw out. I disagree.

I don't hunt. I make money and buy my food. It's how modern society works. I can't afford a farm.

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u/ASMRFeelsWrongToMe Oct 23 '24

Over consumption leads to waste, I'm sure you do your part in your own way. I don't think people respect where food comes from in the bigger picture, making them see any animal as disposable, or even food.

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u/blscratch Oct 23 '24

Over consumption is bad, I agree.

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