Chronic Monster
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:giggle sunbiz1
the first time I saw these people getting arrested for feeding the homeless> I was pissed.
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In all Seriousness though, these Cops are really taking a bite of crime by arresting people for feeding the homeless,
I bet everyone is FL sleeps a little better at night knowing these hardcore criminals are off the streets.
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the first video you can see the dog Runnin >away< from the police, its all good the police just shoot the dogs in the back as they run away.(killing both dogs)
the second video(the one where they shoot both his dogs, one of them being a corgie in a cage) ,
guess what the guy was charged with???
a simple misdemeanor, it was either possession of a marijuana pipe, or possession of a pipe and a small amount of pot can't remember off the top of my head.
holy fuck....omg...I can't believe cops shoot dogs like that. holy fuck
the first video you can see the dog Runnin >away< from the police, its all good the police just shoot the dogs in the back as they run away.(killing both dogs)
the second video(the one where they shoot both his dogs, one of them being a corgie in a cage) ,
guess what the guy was charged with???
a simple misdemeanor, it was either possession of a marijuana pipe, or possession of a pipe and a small amount of pot can't remember off the top of my head.
I can't watch them shooting the dogs. CM and others may remember that I've posted before that the CHP shot and killed my sister's border collie AFTER letting her OUT of their fenced and gated property in a clearly agitated state. They have video (surveillance vid) of it. I've never seen it and I won't see it, can't. And I can't watch them shooting other peoples' dogs. I just can't.The dog vid was harder to watch, maybe it's b/c I'm used to cops being assholes to people. It's the citizens in Florida that pressure law makers to pass those ordinances, that state reaps what it sows in many, many ways. I've heard plenty of horror stories out of the Ozarks as well.
Killing a domesticated pet is, I'm hoping, far different from any scenario in which you have killed an animal. Killing a domesticated, non threatening pet is cruel, barbaric, illegal an unacceptable! The manner in which most dogs are killed by cops is basically terrorism.Funny, ain't it? How I can kill an animal myself, using a gun even, but I can't watch that shit. Then again, I've never taken pleasure in the killing and have always worked my hardest to ensure that it was as humane a killing as possible.
It has been difficult for me too at times, especially when I was younger. Mercy killings don't bother me so much. I've had to do this a number of times as a mostly catch and release fly fisherman over the years. They always get eaten, so it's not a moral dilemma. I don't hunt, but would have no problem taking down wild game if I decided it was what I wanted to do. Slaughtering farm animals that I hand raised, like you, was extremely difficult when I was young. I was actually a vegetarian all through college because I had decided, in protest if you will, I would not kill again and as such shouldn't eat that which had been killed. But then I stopped being such a pussy and started eating store bought meat again, lol.I used to raise pigs for 4H and we slaughtered them ourselves. The horses were always euthanized with a shot (OD of anesthetic). I've had to destroy wild animals I've found terribly injured, only a few occasions were they large enough to require a gun, most were dispatched with a knife or a very sharp blow to the head (I cover their eyes if I can).
So, yes, the scenario is decidedly different. If not for slaughter, then only to end suffering is the only reason I take such actions. It's extremely difficult, for me at least it is.
if anyone was wondering about what happened i that Milwaukee case I posted earlier, where the cops shot the ladies dog while looking for a robbery suspect(which they DID NOT find).
Well she sued them and lost. Then the city wanted to be reimbursed 5,000$ for their legal fees...
http://www.jsonline.com/blogs/news/36881919.html
It has been difficult for me too at times, especially when I was younger. Mercy killings don't bother me so much. I've had to do this a number of times as a mostly catch and release fly fisherman over the years. They always get eaten, so it's not a moral dilemma. I don't hunt, but would have no problem taking down wild game if I decided it was what I wanted to do. Slaughtering farm animals that I hand raised, like you, was extremely difficult when I was young. I was actually a vegetarian all through college because I had decided, in protest if you will, I would not kill again and as such shouldn't eat that which had been killed. But then I stopped being such a pussy and started eating store bought meat again, lol.
Gawd, why did I have to click on this thread this morning? Not even the bubba bx2 can calm me down after seeing those dog shooting videos. LoL, I'm a mess...
Bad Cop
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