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» Your dog and a 10/10sloot fall through ice. One can be saved. Which do you choose?
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post 1508359011 06-14-2017, 01:27 AM
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The dog because I value loyalty more than anything
post 1508359341 06-14-2017, 01:34 AM
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The alpha that I am, I'd save neither
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post 1508367611 06-14-2017, 05:10 AM
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cockroach > sloot


so yea i guess dog gets to live another day
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post 1508367901 06-14-2017, 05:14 AM
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never mind the bitch
go for the dog
post 1508367941 06-14-2017, 05:15 AM
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Dog next question.
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post 1508368101 06-14-2017, 05:18 AM
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post 1508368281 06-14-2017, 05:21 AM
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Dog over random person crew checkin in.
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post 1508368531 06-14-2017, 05:24 AM
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Dog because I know she will be a strong, independent woman who doesn't need any help from a man. But seriously, I would probably hesitate but you have to rescue the human if you know them. If it was a piece of sh*t human? No question, the dog every time.
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post 1508368801 06-14-2017, 05:29 AM
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Originally Posted By alphatan
She's not gonna save you over her dog unless you're a 6'4 chad
You're everything wrong with the misc. A pathetic, low self esteem *******.
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post 1508368811 06-14-2017, 05:29 AM
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the sloot will be mad that you did not save doggo but happy too
doggo will just be happy

DOGGO!
post 1508368971 06-14-2017, 05:32 AM
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Only way I'm picking the sloot over pupperbrah is if she's my wife, srs.
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post 1508383541 06-14-2017, 08:29 AM
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Originally Posted By MBisonSon
1. Your dog is too stupid to know better.

2. Your dog will forget you as soon as it gets used to being fed by somebody else.

3. Stop being a dumb ass and assigning all these human qualities that require higher consciousness to ****ing dogs.
1. Your dog that you own for years, especially from pupphood, will never forget you. You've never owned a dog or only viewed them purely as objects and didn't do much with them if you don't realize this. Why else has every family dog I've ever known freaked the fukk out when their owners come to pick them up from boarding kennels after 1-2 week vacations? Didn't you say they will "forget you as soon as someone else starts feeding them"?.

2. Do you even science? You realize that dogs are just as social of a species as humans, right? Obviously you know dick all about basic animal biology.

3. Humans are more intelligent than dogs, but again, do you even science? I never said they literally sit there contemplating qualities like loyalty from some philosophical standpoint, numbnuts. Again, they are a social species too, and in fact tend to be a lot more loyal than humans due in part to that fact and because of lower intelligence as well, as their loyalty is a lot more instinctual while humans have a high enough awareness to justify being ruthless kunts from some bs "logic".




Cliffs:
- You are clearly illiterate when it comes to basic biology with social animals.

- Quit acting like choosing to save some random sloot who is quite possibly a worthless drugged out sack of chit is just as noble as choosing to save someone like a medical doctor who demonstrably does a lot of great things for society. Life isn't a fukking Disney movie, get real.
post 1508383881 06-14-2017, 08:32 AM
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post 1508384841 06-14-2017, 08:39 AM
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Would save both, fuk your stupid rules.
post 1508384901 06-14-2017, 08:40 AM
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Dog and it's not even a hard choice.
post 1508385121 06-14-2017, 08:41 AM
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I'll give my answer in picture

post 1508386681 06-14-2017, 08:53 AM
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Originally Posted By badbl00d
You're everything wrong with the misc. A pathetic, low self esteem *******.
Do you understand that the miscers arguing to save the dog (most of them, anyway) are actually using critical thinking skills, right? The monkey part of your brain tells you to listen to what the robed guy on the church stage kept moaning on and on about some supposed special "sanctity of human life", and biologically, we are programmed to favor humans over animals purely for survival reasons. But think critically, here.

1) OP spefically said it was just a random sloot - you have zero idea what she does with her life, and in all likelihood, she is probably a bigger drain on society as a whole than she contributes. There is no reason to pretend that saving her is the same as saving a medical doctor, Ghandi, or the Dolly Lama or some chit. To claim this doesn't matter defies all rational thought and bases your decision purely on emotion.

2) The dog in question has been your loyal pet, while going back to point 1 - you know nothing about the random sloot. It is virtually guaranteed that she won't give a flying fukk through a donought hole about you after the fact. Quit acting like this is the same as picking the dog over your sister, cousin, or even friend, because it's not.

3) The chances of a random sloot saving you over her dog if the roles reversed are extremely slim. There is nothing especially noble about playing captain save a hoe (totally random hoe who could be a druggy whore) over your own happiness knowing full well the same would seldom be done for you in reversed roles.


If you wanted to, you could put your money where your mouth is and dedicate your life trying to help/random strangers out of the goodness of your heart, but you'd rather play armchair philosophical nobleman.
post 1508387061 06-14-2017, 08:56 AM
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Originally Posted By northernlights7
Do you understand that the miscers arguing to save the dog (most of them, anyway) are actually using critical thinking skills, right? The monkey part of your brain tells you to listen to what the robed guy on the church stage kept moaning on and on about some supposed special "sanctity of human life", and biologically, we are programmed to favor humans over animals purely for survival reasons. But think critically, here.

1) OP spefically said it was just a random sloot - you have zero idea what she does with her life, and in all likelihood, she is probably a bigger drain on society as a whole than she contributes. There is no reason to pretend that saving her is the same as saving a medical doctor, Ghandi, or the Dolly Lama or some chit. To claim this doesn't matter defies all rational thought and bases your decision purely on emotion.

2) The dog in question has been your loyal pet, while going back to point 1 - you know nothing about the random sloot. It is virtually guaranteed that she won't give a flying fukk through a donought hole about you after the fact. Quit acting like this is the same as picking the dog over your sister, cousin, or even friend, because it's not.

3) The chances of a random sloot saving you over her dog if the roles reversed are extremely slim. There is nothing especially noble about playing captain save a hoe (totally random hoe who could be a druggy whore for all you know) over your own happiness.


If you wanted to, you could put your money where your mouth is and dedicate your life trying to help/random strangers out of the goodness of your heart, butyou'd rather play armchair philosophical nobleman.
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post 1508387381 06-14-2017, 08:59 AM
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Originally Posted By epidox01
Even if it was 80 yr old some creepy dude,
I'd save human > dog.
^This, to a point. I value human life over animals and I fukkin LOVE animals, especially dogs. If it's some ******* who tried to kill my dog or some evil person, then I'd save my dog and let the dude die.

Just about anything else, sadly it would be the human. Especially if it was my son. I'd even sacrifice myself for my kiddo. Fukkin love that little chit.
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post 1508387491 06-14-2017, 09:00 AM
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The sloot was probably out on the ice taking snapchat pictures with duck faces while there is a huge sign by the lake saying " Do not walk on ice"
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post 1508387571 06-14-2017, 09:01 AM
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why do the people ITT who say they would go for the girl assume that she will thank them with a relationship and sex lol

the news report will be that she is happy to be in her Chad's arms again
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i value human life over any animal, so I'd save the sloot over doge
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post 1508388361 06-14-2017, 09:07 AM
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Originally Posted By badbl00d
Way to address my points. Very convincing counterarguement you've got here.
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Originally Posted By MBisonSon
2. Your dog will forget you as soon as it gets used to being fed by somebody else.
someone clearly has never treated a dog right, or has only owned ******* dogs (which shockingly, are the kind that sloots like, such as chihuahuas)
they aren't cats
post 1508390171 06-14-2017, 09:21 AM
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Originally Posted By northernlights7
Way to address my points. Very convincing counterarguement you've got here.
\There is no counter argument to your redpill BS. I offered no information at all about how I would approach the situation and you built this "position" out of thin air. In actuality your "points" fall flat because they don't make any sense. If the question was "Would you save a random dog, over a random sl00t" we might have some type of foundation to build a conversation on. I mean really...Why would my dog and some random sl00t be engaged, and not only engaged but in a life and death scenario? The only woman my dog would in the position of potential danger is with my wife. At that point, I love my dog, but he's not getting the nod. I'm picking her every time.

See I use real world considerations in my decision making, not the woulda-coulda-shoulda reward based scenarios you use to fuel your mindset.

Cliffs: There's nothing really to discuss here.
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post 1508391261 06-14-2017, 09:29 AM
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Putting an animal's life before a human should give you some pause. I doubt it would be an easy decision for most of you, let's be real.
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Originally Posted By badbl00d
\There is no counter argument to your redpill BS. I offered no information at all about how I would approach the situation and you built this "position" out of thin air. In actuality your "points" fall flat because they don't make any sense. If the question was "Would you save a random dog, over a random sl00t" we might have some type of foundation to build a conversation on. I mean really...Why would my dog and some random sl00t be engaged, and not only engaged but in a life and death scenario? The only woman my dog would in the position of potential danger is with my wife. At that point, I love my dog, but he's not getting the nod. I'm picking her every time.

See I use real world considerations in my decision making, not the woulda-coulda-shoulda reward based scenarios you use to fuel your mindset.

Cliffs: There's nothing really to discuss here.
If you're going to dismiss every point I made based on the thread concept not being realistic instead of formulating a valid arguement of your own, then why would you even bother posting in a thread about hypothetical chit like this first place? If these types of discussions/debates are of zero interest to you to the point where all you're going to do is complain in them about how unrealistic they are, you are just wasting your own time.
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Originally Posted By Rexcalibr
Putting an animal's life before a human should give you some pause. I doubt it would be an easy decision for most of you, let's be real.
Yeah, given the misogyny around here, it's disturbing but true that many of you literally consider dogs more human than women.

Anyone who wouldn't save a human being--almost any human being, barring those who've done truly evil things like child rape, war crimes, or murder--before an animal has serious problems.
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post 1508392121 06-14-2017, 09:35 AM
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Originally Posted By northernlights7
Quit acting like choosing to save some random sloot who is quite possibly a worthless drugged out sack of chit is just as noble as choosing to save someone like a medical doctor who demonstrably does a lot of great things for society. Life isn't a fukking Disney movie, get real.
Yeah, cause your dog's done a lot of great and noble things for society like eat his own ****
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IDK, my dog makes me happier than 99% of people I know and actually like.

If the female is a SJW "feminist", doggo all day. A normal female though, I would probably let my doggo go.

But I would be sadder about doggo dying than I would about a stranger dying.
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