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originally posted by: operation mindcrime
a reply to: AtomicKangaroo
Wrong!!
Eating a dog = okay
Eating a dog after you set on fire and beat it to death with a stick = wrong
This seems to be very hard to understand for some.
Peace
a turtle eating a puppy is no different than a snake eating mice or human eating a pig.
But is feeding a live dog a turtle in a building any different from a turtle eating a live dog out in the wild?
originally posted by: ToneDeaf
Their natural diets consist primarily of fish and fish carcasses (often ones that are thrown back into the water by fishermen), molluscs, carrion, and amphibians, but they are also known to eat snakes, crayfish, worms, water birds, aquatic plants,
DOGS ARE NOT AMPHIBIANS !
The kids were being misled !
He needs to be fired ASP !
If this happened in a 3rd world country, americans
would be screaming how savage it is ! Oh the
irony . . .
originally posted by: vonclod
Guy needs a crack in the head with a bat.
Takes a special kind of demented soul to think this is okay
originally posted by: AtomicKangaroo
Because this could never happen to a small canine drinking from a river.... like say a puppy or a terrier hey......
Reading. This seems to be very hard to do for some.
originally posted by: silo13
a reply to: the owlbear
Point is - I agree a 'puppy' was not the wisest choice.
The puppy was sick.
And, we feed tiny baby rats to spiders and live healthy mice and rats to snakes every day - in science class.
So what are you upset about?
The fact it's a puppy?
Or kids were exposed to the truth?
originally posted by: Vroomfondel
Equating dogs to rats is a false narrative.
Dogs have a higher sensibility. They have genuine emotions. They are intelligent. They are loyal. And, domesticated, dependent on us.
originally posted by: silo13
The dog was sick. In 'the wild' it would have succumbed to a predator.
Anyway - what this class was taught? Nature at it's base, nature-ness.