Re: Re: Re: Animal cruelty
Originally posted by Bardock42
So, apparently she's twelve.....interesting.http://news.nationalpost.com/2010/10/06/bosnian-puppy-drowning-girl-to-avoid-punishment/
She looked to be in her mid-late teens from what little was shown.
Why is 12 too young to be punished? Obviously not adult-punishment, but something is in order.
Originally posted by RE: Blaxican
Those poor puppies. Maybe she should know how it feels to be drowned! Yeah!
I get it, you are pulling a Sym. No one actually said any of that though, I understand some people may say that (I feel like they mostly do when children are involved rather than animals) but no one here did, and we did explain why it is a problem that she did it, and the reasonable things that should happen a) if she's an adult as many may have assumed initially or b) now that it is known she is a child.
Re: Re: Re: Re: Animal cruelty
Originally posted by Robtard
Why is 12 too young to be punished? Obviously not adult-punishment, but something is in order.
"something" should certainly be done, though for an individual obviously this troubled, I can't imagine that punishment is going to do anything other than make people feel good about justice and vengence.
Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Animal cruelty
Originally posted by inimalist
"something" should certainly be done, though for an individual obviously this troubled, I can't imagine that punishment is going to do anything other than make people feel good about justice and vengence.
She's 12, should break everything she cherishes; if that includes grandma and Justin Bieber, so be it.
Well, this kid tried to beat up a roster but he lost.
http://chzgifs.files.wordpress.com/2010/09/wishiwaschicken.gif
She's obviously been raised by people who could probably care less about puppies or however this little girl behaves, one or the other. She does not fear punishment at all and still goes unpunished. I hope that she meets some positive influences that can teach her to appreciate her animals. There is no point in giving her a punishment if she believes that she just needs to hide what she does better in the future so she won't get the publics punishment.
PETA wastes valuable resources seeking to punish people who hurt animals and should instead seek to teach empathy to animals to as many children as they can.
PETA cares about all the animals except humans.
Originally posted by The MISTER
She's obviously been raised by people who could probably care less about puppies or however this little girl behaves, one or the other. She does not fear punishment at all and still goes unpunished. I hope that she meets some positive influences that can teach her to appreciate her animals. There is no point in giving her a punishment if she believes that she just needs to hide what she does better in the future so she won't get the publics punishment.PETA wastes valuable resources seeking to punish people who hurt animals and should instead seek to teach empathy to animals to as many children as they can.
PETA cares about all the animals except humans.
Great point. 😄
Originally posted by Bardock42Oh.
Exaggerating (or perhaps only sarcastically stating) the (perceived) points of a group of people. His favourite is libertarians as far as I can tell (who can be quite kook-y to be fair).
Yeah I guess that's what I was doing then.
Yeah, no one really said as much in this thread (sans Kris Blaze's comment about her being thrown off a brdieg), but that's the sentiment of a ridiculous number of people, at least off of this forum.
