This breaks my heart... 
Animal Cruelty - Scumbags
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I hope the person that did this to Sookie dies a slow, painful and horrible death. Karma is a b*tch and I'm sure he/she is going to pay for this soon.
Female genital mutilation.
Mr Rossi, fellow posters, and mod's, my sincere apologies for the graphic nature of the above picture. Also, my apologies again as I do not want to take away anything from the sincerity of the thread, nor do I want to hijack it either. I feel for Sookie - and her family, and indeed, all types of consequences pertaining to animal cruelty - really, I do.
But being the world travellers that we all are, there has to be a matter of perspective on despicable acts of violence against the innocent, doesn't there?
Cat. Human. Cat? Human?
Therefore, whilst only few at this stage, the number of exasperated posts in this thread so far, probably canvasses a wider emotion. So I just want to niggle a thought process based on the above photo, like what happened to poor Sookie.
Or... is it?
If someone has an outdoor cat, and is moving to the uae, strongly suggest to make it an indoor cat. Regardless if you think it is inhumane to lock a cat inside, this country is not the place for pets in general. Some of us love them and wont do without them. We have to protect them from people who are against living around animals. Poor little cat. Keep your eyes on your animals at all time if outside. Sad.
Mr Bubbly, FGM is horrible. It doesnt detract any from animal abuse. One shouldnt get any less upset by animal abuse, then women being abused. Different but same emotions come in to play.
We cant change everything but we can try to make a difference through education.
Poor little cat. Keep your eyes on your animals at all time if outside. Sad. Mr Bubbly, FGM is horrible. It doesnt detract any from animal abuse. One shouldnt get any less upset by animal abuse, then women being abused. Different but same emotions come in to play.
We cant change everything but we can try to make a difference through education.
Just today, I happened across this photo through the share system on FB.
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Seems to me then, in the context of this and other threads, that the main issue at hand is mankind; us. Whether it be the desolate ideology of draconian religious, political and social beliefs and the subsequent consequences... or just plain ol' unprogressive money hungry stupidity, we are to blame.
The topic of animal cruelty is just as important as human cruelty, I totally agree. However, I just think that we should be dealing with the latter first - the prevention before the cure, if there even is one.
And that's me and my (humbly opinionated) pictorial and verbal ranting done for now.
Seems to me then, in the context of this and other threads, that the main issue at hand is mankind; us. Whether it be the desolate ideology of draconian religious, political and social beliefs and the subsequent consequences... or just plain ol' unprogressive money hungry stupidity, we are to blame.
The topic of animal cruelty is just as important as human cruelty, I totally agree. However, I just think that we should be dealing with the latter first - the prevention before the cure, if there even is one.
And that's me and my (humbly opinionated) pictorial and verbal ranting done for now.
Your comment was probably tongue in cheek, but I still disagree even though I am not a tree hugger...
If there is no fur business, there will be very little reason to kill those animals.
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So now women are to blame for people killing animals for sport? How do you explain the ******** who have elk/tigers/lions/bears, etc. mounted on their walls?Your comment was probably tongue in cheek, but I still disagree even though I am not a tree hugger...
If there is no fur business, there will be very little reason to kill those animals.
Animals killed for furs are raised on fur farms and are killed in a much different way than people who go out killing animals for sport (e.g. with rifles, crossbows, etc)
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