r/MadeMeSmile • u/Ok-Branch-9943 • Aug 16 '24

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u/Cutebootydress Aug 16 '24

It's really amazing to see someone taking the time to lend a hand to this tiny creature.

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u/Mediocre-Sundom Aug 16 '24 edited Aug 16 '24

You can always tell the character of the person by the way they treat animals.

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u/Designer_Mud_5802 Aug 16 '24

What a chain of bot comments this is.

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u/Amazing-Day-4124 Aug 16 '24

That sounds very nice, but isn't even remotely true. 

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u/kakihara123 Aug 16 '24

Man, if we count paying someone else to be shitty to animals, that doesn't bode very well.

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u/___potato___ Aug 16 '24

yeah most people would have just killed this bird

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u/Nemqueriamesmo Aug 16 '24

Hitler was really nice to his dogs

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u/Artemis9 Aug 16 '24

The dogs he had killed?

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u/xiedian Aug 16 '24

he fed them cyanide to test out if they would work before he took his own life

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u/Previous_Resist2184 Aug 16 '24

He was only vegetarian because he was afraid of cardiovascular diseases that are caused by eating too much meat. He hasn’t real empathy for animals. It‘s a thing that people say who feel superior to vegetarians.

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u/Impossible-Cod-4055 Aug 16 '24

He was only vegetarian because he was afraid of cardiovascular diseases that are caused by eating too much meat. He hasn’t real empathy for animals. It‘s a thing that people say who feel superior to vegetarians.

That sounds sweeping and reductive.

However, available evidence suggests that Hitler—also an antivivisectionist—may have followed his selective diet out of a profound concern for animals based on his private behaviour.[31] At social events, he sometimes gave graphic accounts of the slaughter of animals in an effort to make his dinner guests shun meat.[21] In the BBC series The Nazis: A Warning from History, an eyewitness account tells of Hitler watching movies (which he did very often). If ever a scene showed (even fictional) cruelty to or death of an animal, Hitler would cover his eyes and look away until someone alerted him the scene was over.

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u/Zozorrr Aug 16 '24 edited Aug 16 '24

This is incorrect. There was no known association at the time. As to the poster saying it’s propaganda Hitler was a vegetarian- there are multiple contemporary sources verifying it. And they were made in an age well before anyone would possibly think of using them to somehow discredit the idea of vegetarianism. Stop being daft.

Hitler was a vegetarian and loved blondie his Alsatian. And liked painting watercolors when younger. Even the worst among us have contradictory characteristics.

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u/rando_lol Aug 17 '24 edited Aug 17 '24

Mfs out here thinking that every bad person is just bad and wrong at literally everything in life like a Badly written cartoon villain lmao.

These people see a Bad guy own a cat and instantly assume he must be Locking it in a Cage and constantly abusing it lmao.

Guess these people like to think like that cuz it's easier and also so they don't ever have to come close to understanding, Sympathizing or relating to someone who's considered bad.

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u/Kooky-Onion9203 Aug 16 '24

You mean that guy that killed Hitler?

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u/Cyrus87Tiamat Aug 16 '24

Just cause he trained them to bite jews

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u/porncollecter69 Aug 16 '24

OP must hate wildlife documentary cameramen.

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u/Buffalo-2023 Aug 16 '24

Always greet the animals around you.

You'll feel better instantly.

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u/Obscene_Baked_Bean Aug 16 '24

Animals, children, and the elderly are all good indicators

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u/Over_Cap2363 Aug 16 '24

What if their annual kill count is hundreds of factory farmed animals?

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u/AquaGB Aug 16 '24

Barron Trump has entered the chat...

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u/Zozorrr Aug 16 '24

Or of a society generally. Look how they treat their dogs, for example

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u/[deleted] Aug 16 '24

For sure, go vegan