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post 1543803681 02-14-2018, 02:25 PM
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It is kind of sad that someone would save a dog over a human being. Even if it is a stranger that stranger could be someone who someone loves deeply, or who has children to take care of, or has a family of loved ones who deeply care about them. Now imagine this scenario. The women you love is drowning, or your son or daughter is drowning and a stranger decides to save their dog over the person you love. Would you really say you understand? No you would most likely take this person and beat them to death for actually having the emotional intelligence of a 4 year old child and saving a dog over a human being whose sphere of influence far outreaches and out weights the sphere of influence of a single dog. Most likely in the process causing a chain reaction of far reaching misery and depression that effects hundreds of people. Its pretty simple. Do unto others as you would want done unto yourself.
post 1543804321 02-14-2018, 02:30 PM
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Originally Posted By SmokeyNYY
It is kind of sad that someone would save a dog over a human being. Even if it is a stranger that stranger could be someone who someone loves deeply, or who has children to take care of, or has a family of loved ones who deeply care about them. Now imagine this scenario. The women you love is drowning, or your son or daughter is drowning and a stranger decides to save their dog over the person you love. Would you really say you understand? No you would most likely take this person and beat them to death for actually having the emotional intelligence of a 4 year old child and saving a dog over a human being whose sphere of influence far outreaches and out weights the sphere of influence of a single dog. Most likely in the process causing a chain reaction of far reaching misery and depression that effects hundreds of people. Its pretty simple. Do unto others as you would want done unto yourself.
Thats all it boils down to. How would you feel about a person who chose their pet over the life of your loved one? Would youreallybe understanding of their choice?

The suffering caused by loss of human life and the loss of a pet cannot be compared. Almost everyone I know has lost a pet, and while they keep a place in your heart forever, it does not compare to the loss of a parent, or god forbid a child.
post 1543804341 02-14-2018, 02:30 PM
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I would save anyones dog over you OP.

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post 1543806021 02-14-2018, 02:47 PM
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Originally Posted By deepfat
Valuing an animal's life over a human is a serious sign of being a sociopath and I absolutely love my two dogs.
This 100%. QFT.
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post 1543810041 02-14-2018, 03:32 PM
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Sociopaths or some other mental problem for sure.
Just look at how many miscers would kill another person to save their pet.
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post 1543810411 02-14-2018, 03:35 PM
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I’m like Tony Soprano when it comes to animals.
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I would risk my life to save my dogs, but I wouldn't save my dogs life over another humans.

Sorry pupper. She wouldn't want me to chose her life over another humans anyways. SRS.
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post 1543819391 02-14-2018, 05:02 PM
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Originally Posted By SmokeyNYY
It is kind of sad that someone would save a dog over a human being. Even if it is a stranger that stranger could be someone who someone loves deeply, or who has children to take care of, or has a family of loved ones who deeply care about them. Now imagine this scenario. The women you love is drowning, or your son or daughter is drowning and a stranger decides to save their dog over the person you love. Would you really say you understand? No you would most likely take this person and beat them to death for actually having the emotional intelligence of a 4 year old child and saving a dog over a human being whose sphere of influence far outreaches and out weights the sphere of influence of a single dog. Most likely in the process causing a chain reaction of far reaching misery and depression that effects hundreds of people. Its pretty simple. Do unto others as you would want done unto yourself.
If a serial killer (unknown to you until after you saved him) was drowning and your dog was drowning who would you choose to save?


Come on dawg we could go on forever.
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