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Zorodius posted:if I want to keep a gelatinous cube as a pet that's my right as an American Seriously. If your kid doesn't know not to wander down unfamiliar 10 ft3 stonework hallways without at least a reliable cleric in tow, you are completely at fault as a parent.
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Animals bred for traits retain those traits when no longer desired: news at 11.
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Smash it Smash hit posted:Most people don't know this is commonly what pitbulls look like I don't know why these things aren't completely illegal. Look at those serrated lamellae, designed specifically to grip onto the supple skin of a human child and drag back along the surface until a major artery is reached and nerves in the gums are stimulated by the beating of an innocent heart. This triggers a clamp-down response coupled with a violent backwards jerking of the pitbull's head, neatly severing any major blood vessels with surgical precision. The wedge shape of the breed's mouth ensures maximum damage is dealt to a localized area. Indeed, pitbulls have sometimes been known to gouge troughs in thick plate steel, such is their viciousness. While one such bite is often enough for the victim of a pit to quickly bleed out, the sadistic creature will usually inflict hundreds of lightning-quick lacerations on an already crippled child. All the while, the child writhes in agony as their tormentor struts around on their hind legs, bellowing out a distinctive "honking" bark.
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gently caress da Mods posted:religion of peace Yeah, like we don't see you facing towards Auschwitz every time you poop, pit bulls.
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Roylicious posted:It's the same with humans really - genetics predispose you to certain behaviors but they aren't deterministic. I think the predisposition might be a little stronger in an animal with a mind that works fundamentally different from our own. Dogs aren't going to go to a seminar and find Jesus and then radically change their behavior for life, while than can and does happen to humans. Humans don't have a homing instinct that allows them to be born and then travel to a small region thousands of miles away that they've never visited before due to a natural compulsion, weeaboos excepted. Dogs and people can both be programmed, but dogs really only have their programming to run on. When there's random "if: infant then: eat else: be adorable" rattling around in your dog's skull, there's only so many ways to suppress that. Pvt.Scott fucked around with this message at 18:11 on Jun 30, 2016 |
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