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04-20-2017, 03:56 PM
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Originally Posted By Zackad⏩
chuckled but you may re-think that bit and brush up on the definition of empathy. empathy would be putting the dog out of it's painWe really don't know all the facts here. The neighbors could be previous vet techs who know "there may be a chance" even if it seemed the dog was barely clinging to life.
And of course there are those wholack the empathyto do what is necessary (help the dog) and would prefer to just put the dog out of it's misery so they can tell all their beer buddies about it later.
(Example: possibly this story since you don't have near enough information to assume the dog is well past saving)
And of course there are those wholack the empathyto do what is necessary (help the dog) and would prefer to just put the dog out of it's misery so they can tell all their beer buddies about it later.
(Example: possibly this story since you don't have near enough information to assume the dog is well past saving)
04-20-2017, 03:57 PM
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[QUOTE=Clinos;1491845411]Killing an animal suffering is something that people with empathy do. So if your dog crosses the road to my farm after getting hit by a truck I'll try to reach you and put it down. I'd have no problem cross the road after trying to call you to put the same dog down.
This entire thread is silly. Crux of this all is city vs. rural circumstances, they differ greatly. In the city his actions open him to legal liabilities, not so much out where there aren't street lamps.
Vet bill and costs aren't irrelevant.
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Something people with empathy do? Yeah, a police officer that sees a deer dying on the side of the road shoots it, justified.
The owner of the dog feels empathetic because of his own dog's injury and decides to put it down, justified.
A vet is passing by, can clearly recognize the dog has no hope of survival, makes an educated and trained judgment call, justified.
This dumbass walking over to his neighbour's property and assuming the dog is beyond saving and deciding to use a sledge hammer to kill it? Not justified, hence the arrest.
Keep that emotional bull**** away from me, use logic.
The vet bills are irrelevant to what we're arguing. We're arguing that the neighbour had no right to do anything, whatever could've or should've or would've happened (all of the examples you gave of blood in the seat, bills, etc.) - irrelevant.
Man, no wonder I left this place.
This entire thread is silly. Crux of this all is city vs. rural circumstances, they differ greatly. In the city his actions open him to legal liabilities, not so much out where there aren't street lamps.
Vet bill and costs aren't irrelevant.
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Something people with empathy do? Yeah, a police officer that sees a deer dying on the side of the road shoots it, justified.
The owner of the dog feels empathetic because of his own dog's injury and decides to put it down, justified.
A vet is passing by, can clearly recognize the dog has no hope of survival, makes an educated and trained judgment call, justified.
This dumbass walking over to his neighbour's property and assuming the dog is beyond saving and deciding to use a sledge hammer to kill it? Not justified, hence the arrest.
Keep that emotional bull**** away from me, use logic.
The vet bills are irrelevant to what we're arguing. We're arguing that the neighbour had no right to do anything, whatever could've or should've or would've happened (all of the examples you gave of blood in the seat, bills, etc.) - irrelevant.
Man, no wonder I left this place.
04-20-2017, 03:59 PM
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Originally Posted By ffguitarist14⏩
I think all of us would have a clean conscious if it worked out that way. This doesn't seem to sound like it was going to go in that direction. Hey, I'm not saluting the guy for bludgeoning this dog to death, I'm only pointing out that sometimes that action is needed. At the end of it no matter where he was or what he was doing property rights and liabilities are going to come into place which is what is happening to him now.So what if it did get put down the second it got to the vet? I'd have a clean conscious if that happened. I also have no problem and I assume the owner wouldn't have a problem paying a vet bill to potentially save their pets life. I also have no problem cleaning blood or paying to get my vehicle cleaned to potentially save an animals life either.
Goes back to the same point. You are in no position to make that call. Only thing you can do is everything you can to help save the dog until the owner or a professional chooses otherwise.
Goes back to the same point. You are in no position to make that call. Only thing you can do is everything you can to help save the dog until the owner or a professional chooses otherwise.
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04-20-2017, 04:04 PM
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Originally Posted By Zackad⏩
Still with the insults and wild guesses.lol wut?
i'm not the only one to bring up your reps. I didn't neg you either. Though I would have by now if I was off r/c. Your intellect is suspect...you're the one who can't even comprehend not only mine, but multiple people's posts
gjdm to admitting to living in the past though lmao. "where there aren't streetlights". you stay in your redneck corner of the world, I'll stay in my civilized section. Every argument you've made, I would expect from someone sub-100 IQ
also good job not responding to a single one of my valid arguments, and just replying "hurr durr nice immaturity"
real mature. keep being a proponent for the destruction of someone else's property on their own property, without consent or notice. That must be what country living is all about huh?
i'm not the only one to bring up your reps. I didn't neg you either. Though I would have by now if I was off r/c. Your intellect is suspect...you're the one who can't even comprehend not only mine, but multiple people's posts
gjdm to admitting to living in the past though lmao. "where there aren't streetlights". you stay in your redneck corner of the world, I'll stay in my civilized section. Every argument you've made, I would expect from someone sub-100 IQ
also good job not responding to a single one of my valid arguments, and just replying "hurr durr nice immaturity"
real mature. keep being a proponent for the destruction of someone else's property on their own property, without consent or notice. That must be what country living is all about huh?
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04-20-2017, 04:04 PM
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if the dog was mortally wounded and suffering i honestly see nothing wrong with what he did. its extreme to use a sledge but if thats all you got and theres a suffering an animal, he did what he had to do. i doubt he wanted to do it.
04-20-2017, 04:04 PM
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Originally Posted By TheDude88⏩
lol missed thatchuckled but you may re-think that bit and brush up on the definition of empathy. empathy would be putting the dog out of it's pain
though i guess you could argue it's both, depending how far gone the dog is
Originally Posted By Clinos⏩
lol...doesn't seem to sound like it was going to go in that direction?I think all of us would have a clean conscious if it worked out that way. This doesn't seem to sound like it was going to go in that direction. Hey, I'm not saluting the guy for bludgeoning this dog to death, I'm only pointing out that sometimes that action is needed. At the end of it no matter where he was or what he was doing property rights and liabilities are going to come into place which is what is happening to him now.
it already didn't go in that direction. Action was needed. taking the dog to the vet. And no, property rights and liabilities wouldn't come into place if the dog had been healthy, trespassing, and attacking. he would have been perfectly justified.
But somehow you think it's okay that the immediate go-to is death? just lol. No, you may not be saluting him, but you are defending a criminal. And not a victimless one either. Think about that.
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04-20-2017, 04:05 PM
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Originally Posted By Clinos⏩
which you started calling me out on my maturity?Still with the insults and wild guesses.
kettle, meet pot
i'll start responding rationally when you start comprehending and actually answering the debate, not just spouting sht you didn't even read or understand properly
lets go back to your original post
Lot of posts in this thread are well intentioned though misplaced. This animal was hit by 2 different cars. The reporters description of the condition of the dog when it was discovered does not read like the dog was in a survivable condition. I've had dogs hit by cars that did not survive, they crawl back to home or some dark place to lie down and expire in excruciating pain.Anecdotal evidenceThe sledgehammer sounds rough AND gruesome but without a firearm what other options would one consider at all to use with a pit bull or other large breed. Those blows were the only mercy that dog got that day.not when it took two hits to kill him. not when we have no idea what injuries he sustained
I'd skin someone alive for maliciously slaughtering or mistreating my dogs, but if my dog was in great distress and not going to survive I'll give a hunters nod because I understand someone did what had to be done.
so explain to me how you know for a fact that wasn't malicious slaughtering? and please do yourself a favor and remember I started our exchange off cordially, literally with the words "I'm not saying you're lying" when I asked for proof. You are the one assuming and making claims that have no basisI'd skin someone alive for maliciously slaughtering or mistreating my dogs, but if my dog was in great distress and not going to survive I'll give a hunters nod because I understand someone did what had to be done.
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04-20-2017, 04:05 PM
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100% the owners fault.
Sledge bruh most likely was not acting malicious and felt sorry for the dog and wanted to end its suffering.
Those calling for his head need a reality check.
How hard is it to keep your dog safe people? Responsible ownership would have prevented this.
Sledge bruh most likely was not acting malicious and felt sorry for the dog and wanted to end its suffering.
Those calling for his head need a reality check.
How hard is it to keep your dog safe people? Responsible ownership would have prevented this.
04-20-2017, 04:07 PM
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Originally Posted By Legs09⏩
Most people don't rush to do anything in serious situations. Most people stand there and watch or worse yet, film it portrait mode on their cellphones.smashing a dogs head with a sledgehammer is something most people wouldn't have rushed to do
so fk this neighbour.
also wasn't his call to do it anyways
so fk this neighbour.
also wasn't his call to do it anyways
04-20-2017, 04:08 PM
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Originally Posted By Zackad⏩
You aren't debating just throwing wild stuff out, calling me a redneck, stupid, cursing at me, etc. All in the space of a single thread on the same page. Yes I am questioning your maturity.which you started calling me out on my maturity?
kettle, meet pot
i'll start responding rationally when you start comprehending and actually answering the debate, not just spouting sht you didn't even read or understand properly
kettle, meet pot
i'll start responding rationally when you start comprehending and actually answering the debate, not just spouting sht you didn't even read or understand properly
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04-20-2017, 04:09 PM
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Originally Posted By Clinos⏩
lets go back to your original postYou aren't debating just throwing wild stuff out, calling me a redneck, stupid, cursing at me, etc. All in the space of a single thread on the same page. Yes I am questioning your maturity.
Lot of posts in this thread are well intentioned though misplaced. This animal was hit by 2 different cars. The reporters description of the condition of the dog when it was discovered does not read like the dog was in a survivable condition. I've had dogs hit by cars that did not survive, they crawl back to home or some dark place to lie down and expire in excruciating pain.Anecdotal evidenceThe sledgehammer sounds rough AND gruesome but without a firearm what other options would one consider at all to use with a pit bull or other large breed. Those blows were the only mercy that dog got that day.not when it took two hits to kill him. not when we have no idea what injuries he sustained
I'd skin someone alive for maliciously slaughtering or mistreating my dogs, but if my dog was in great distress and not going to survive I'll give a hunters nod because I understand someone did what had to be done.
so explain to me how you know for a fact that wasn't malicious slaughtering? and please do yourself a favor and remember I started our exchange off cordially, literally with the words "I'm not saying you're lying" when I asked for proof. You are the one assuming and making claims that have no basisI'd skin someone alive for maliciously slaughtering or mistreating my dogs, but if my dog was in great distress and not going to survive I'll give a hunters nod because I understand someone did what had to be done.
show me how this is undeniably justified, and that the dog absolutely couldn't be saved by a vet, and I'll concede. Until then, you are defending a criminal who took it upon him to administer "care" to a dog that isn't his.
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04-20-2017, 04:12 PM
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It was a pitbull. Doesn't count. Neighbor was probably waiting for an excuse to smash that dog in the head, especially if kids were around. Pitbull on the loose to get hit by a car? Hammer to dogs head.
04-20-2017, 04:17 PM
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Originally Posted By Chezdon⏩
most, but this guy was one of the few. he probably didnt have the heart to watch an animal suffer. he should get an awardMost people don't rush to do anything in serious situations. Most people stand there and watch or worse yet, film it portrait mode on their cellphones.
04-20-2017, 04:17 PM
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Originally Posted By Frank
I'm not exactly the biggest Pitbull fan, and I would never own one for my own reasons, but I'm leaning more toward ****ty owners and poor breeding standards than the breed itself. Don't label me as one of those 'Pitbull guys' defending any particular breed - my purpose here is to point out that the neighbour is not justified in doing anything in the situation as it happened.It was a pitbull. Doesn't count. Neighbor was probably waiting for an excuse to smash that dog in the head, especially if kids were around. Pitbull on the loose to get hit by a car? Hammer to dogs head.
Edit: Not saying you made any claims, just pointing that out there for all these dumb ****s that enter this thread, ignore the entire discussion, and spew some "OMG U GUYZ THINK UR TUFF..LOLZ PITBULL OWNERS".
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Originally Posted By sunny0015⏩
I'm saying if there was a pit running loose in my neighbourhood I would want to smash its skull in with a hammer as well.I'm not exactly the biggest Pitbull fan, and I would never own one for my own reasons, but I'm leaning more toward ****ty owners and poor breeding standards than the breed itself. Don't label me as one of those 'Pitbull guys' defending any particular breed - my purpose here is to point out that the neighbour is not justified in doing anything in the situation as it happened.
04-20-2017, 04:19 PM
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Originally Posted By Zackad⏩
Sure we can start over.lets go back to your original post
so explain to me how you know for a fact that wasn't malicious slaughtering? and please do yourself a favor and remember I started our exchange off cordially, literally with the words "I'm not saying you're lying" when I asked for proof. You are the one assuming and making claims that have no basis
show me how this is undeniably justified, and that the dog absolutely couldn't be saved by a vet, and I'll concede. Until then, you are defending a criminal who took it upon him to administer "care" to a dog that isn't his.
so explain to me how you know for a fact that wasn't malicious slaughtering? and please do yourself a favor and remember I started our exchange off cordially, literally with the words "I'm not saying you're lying" when I asked for proof. You are the one assuming and making claims that have no basis
show me how this is undeniably justified, and that the dog absolutely couldn't be saved by a vet, and I'll concede. Until then, you are defending a criminal who took it upon him to administer "care" to a dog that isn't his.
Garcia, the dogs owner is the person who gave the description of the condition of the dog when he found him it is not Anecdotal Evidence it is his statement.
The guy was probably going for a rabbit punch. Most people freak out when having to kill something or think they know how to kill something. A striking death blow isn't as easy as it seems. 2 hits sounds bad but it also sounds like the guy didn't know what he was doing or where to hit the animal exactly on the skill. The killing of the dog didn't sound malicious from the actions he took, the guy got hemmed up on questioning and not calling the police later. It doesn't seem to read anywhere that he was being malicious. If he had had prior issues with that neighbor then it could have been but we don't have the level of detail in the article.
I didn't make a claim I quoted the dog's owner.
No one knows if the dog could have been saved by a vet, maybe an autopsy could tell but we don't have that information. I have seen dogs hit in traffic and the results.
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04-20-2017, 04:19 PM
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Originally Posted By Frank
I hear you. Any big dog running loose I would want to. If it came near my family or my property and was a real threat, I'd crush it. No doubt. I'd also be justified in doing so. Didn't mean anything towards you at all.I'm saying if there was a pit running loose in my neighbourhood I would want to smash its skull in with a hammer as well.
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Originally Posted By JaymzJ⏩
How else are you going to kill a dog quickly w/o a firearm? The problem is WHO made the decision, Sledge is brutal but a basically instant death.INSTANT RAGE!!! I am shaking with anger while reading this, although yes, the dog should be put down if it is in extreme agony and beyond help, it didn't have to be WITH A PHUCKING SLEDGEHAMMER! I would not kill my neighbor, that would be too easy, I would beat him within an inch of his life and keep him alive to fear me for the rest of his chitty existence. At least the vet could have give him a quick needle and he could have possibly said goodbye to his dog, I am pi553d. Gotta calm down now, bye
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04-20-2017, 04:31 PM
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Originally Posted By JoshSP1985⏩
Yeah, I'm no expert in putting dogs down, but from this thread a few people have said the sledge hammer would be an effective tool to put the dog down - fair enough. I never paid attention to the weapon used, though pretty damn brutal, but rather what you mentioned - WHO made the decision. Well said.How else are you going to kill a dog quickly w/o a firearm? The problem is WHO made the decision, Sledge is brutal but a basically instant death.
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Originally Posted By ChapLips⏩
it could happen out of nowhere.. I was driving maybe 30mph down a residential street and a dog sprinted in front of my car from one side of the street to the other.. couldve been real easy to run it overMaybe if you're a ****ty owner. The people that were driving the cars must be ****ing idiots and should be euthanized. I have no clue how you hit a dog on a neighborhood street, I hope they drive off a cliff.
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04-20-2017, 04:33 PM
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Originally Posted By ChapLips⏩
Are you fuking retarded mate? Sounds like someone hit you in the head with a sledge hammer too.Maybe if you're a ****ty owner. The people that were driving the cars must be ****ing idiots and should be euthanized. I have no clue how you hit a dog on a neighborhood street, I hope they drive off a cliff.
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Originally Posted By JaymzJ⏩
Jaymz you may be a huge ehiteknight but we see eye to eye on things here, I'd like to give you a rep as I can tell from this that you are a good man.INSTANT RAGE!!! I am shaking with anger while reading this, although yes, the dog should be put down if it is in extreme agony and beyond help, it didn't have to be WITH A PHUCKING SLEDGEHAMMER! I would not kill my neighbor, that would be too easy, I would beat him within an inch of his life and keep him alive to fear me for the rest of his chitty existence. At least the vet could have give him a quick needle and he could have possibly said goodbye to his dog, I am pi553d. Gotta calm down now, bye
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Originally Posted By Frank
I'm no pitbull lover, but wtf is wrong with youI'm saying if there was a pit running loose in my neighbourhood I would want to smash its skull in with a hammer as well.
04-20-2017, 04:41 PM
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I personally would not have done it, but whether it was right or wrong depends on the seriousness of injury to the pupper. It's the owners decision to make unless the dog is so fuked up it's like minutes from death.
Autistic miscers as usual going ham on a bloke who is probably semi retarded who felt sorry for the pupper and tried to end its suffering. What he did was probably wrong, but saying he needs to die etc is border line retarded and just demonstrates your pure retarded/sociopath tenancies.
Autistic miscers as usual going ham on a bloke who is probably semi retarded who felt sorry for the pupper and tried to end its suffering. What he did was probably wrong, but saying he needs to die etc is border line retarded and just demonstrates your pure retarded/sociopath tenancies.
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This guy is a psychopath...
http://www.12news.com/news/local/val...cars/432665792
''He told police he hit the dog with the sledgehammer using a “golf-swing type hit''
''Records also say, he told police hitting the dog in the back of the neck would take out nerves and eliminate the dog’s pain.''
''Lawrence said his wife told him to get the hammer and he went home after killing the dog without calling police or talking to the family, according to court papers.''
http://www.12news.com/news/local/val...cars/432665792
''He told police he hit the dog with the sledgehammer using a “golf-swing type hit''
''Records also say, he told police hitting the dog in the back of the neck would take out nerves and eliminate the dog’s pain.''
''Lawrence said his wife told him to get the hammer and he went home after killing the dog without calling police or talking to the family, according to court papers.''
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He probably thought he was a hero, delusional idiot
Like when that guy assaulted a man because he was carrying a concealed
Like when that guy assaulted a man because he was carrying a concealed
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04-20-2017, 04:44 PM
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Originally Posted By LegDayLol⏩
Hey guy I just sledgehammered ur dogs neck. Dude is porbably shook ESP since it took him 2 hitsThis guy is a psychopath...
http://www.12news.com/news/local/val...cars/432665792
''He told police he hit the dog with the sledgehammer using a “golf-swing type hit''
''Records also say, he told police hitting the dog in the back of the neck would take out nerves and eliminate the dog’s pain.''
''Lawrence said his wife told him to get the hammer and he went home after killing the dog without calling police or talking to the family, according to court papers.''
http://www.12news.com/news/local/val...cars/432665792
''He told police he hit the dog with the sledgehammer using a “golf-swing type hit''
''Records also say, he told police hitting the dog in the back of the neck would take out nerves and eliminate the dog’s pain.''
''Lawrence said his wife told him to get the hammer and he went home after killing the dog without calling police or talking to the family, according to court papers.''
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