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Say it was the only way to stop them.
| No, for another reason. | 3 | |
| I don’t know. I can’t really know unless I was in that situation. | 6 | |
| No. No matter what, all people matter more than animals. | 5 | |
| Yes, I would. | 29 | |
| I don’t think so. I doubt I would have the guts to actually kill someone. | 5 |
Shot two people over my sheep, month apart from each other.
Fucking poachers.
Neither of them died though, I drove them to the hospital both times
I want you to know that I support you, you are truly a righteous dude! In the Wild West of the 1800s, cattle rustling was a hanging offense. 🤠👍🏻
Well arnt you the generous one. Cant do that in anerica. You shoot someone and they live like 80% chance you are going to federal prison. Wouldnf matter if there was a video of them charging you with a knife the family would still sue ya and papers would lie about all of it
IDK I probably wouldn't mean to, but maybe hitting them with a weapon to save my pet would kill the person.
Well I really don't think I have it in me to KILL but i'd definietely hurt them. If there was anything heavy or sharp nearby I probably wouldn't hesitate to attack them with it.
Yeah I am not talking about a plea in a court of law. I am speaking in general.
By put to death I mean shot by me.
I would use whatever means necessary to stop them but I wouldn't specifically try to kill them. I guess if I got them on the ground I would probably stamp on their head until someone stopped me or they stopped moving, so they might die but maybe not
Even if you don't care much for animals I think you would still be foolish not to take this very seriously. If someone is prepared to kill someone's pet then what does that say about them? They're clearly fucked up inside and enjoy violence. They lack empathy. People like that are scary and usually end up moving on to abusing and killing people.
"No. No matter what, all people matter more than animals."
The fact that this option even has a vote is disgusting. Boils my blood honestly. I'm glad however i'm not the only one who would defend my loved ones on here
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I have never been able to understand that point of view. It just really tells me that I have nothing in common with people who think like that! The only people who automatically come before my cat are my elderly parents.
I used to know this awful little woman who would routinely get jealous of other people's pets, even their children. She actually had the nerve to ask some stupid hypothetical question about what would I do if I was in a burning building, save my cat, or save her. I'm glad that I haven't had anything to do with her in eight years. She was even jealous of this mutual friend of ours spending money to pay for one of her adult children's weddings, and being able to afford to pay her beagle's vet bills, because the friend doesn't always want to go out to eat at restaurants with her.
That friend sounds very sad, was she quite a bitter woman? Also, did she not have pets or kids? It's odd that someone can not understand the love people have for dependents.
Nope, she didn't have any pets, or kids. Believe it, or not she was 50 years old at the time I knew her about eight years ago. She could be quite needy at times, liked to gossip, and was oftentimes kinda two-faced. I think she was abused, neglected a lot as a child. Sometimes I get a little curious as to how she is, but not curious enough to attempt to contact her, because I prefer my own peace of mind.
Jesus christ. People like that are the freaking worst. You know my standing with our 4 legged brethren very well. But even putting all of that aside and saying your a "normal" person. Dont get an animal if you cant and it not willing to pay for its needs! Even if they are just fur babies to you. At the end of the day theh are a living breathing creature and to just throw em under the bus. It breaks my heart. I'm glad shes not in your life anymore
Thanks so much for your response. It's so funny that you use the phrase, "throw em under the bus", because she would always ask these stupid hypothetical questions, and then if I didn't choose her, or simply didn't answer her she would accuse me of, "throwing her under the bus", I can't tell you how much she would piss me off with her needy, entitled bullshit.
Haha that's ok you dont need to tell you me you paint a very clear picture of you tripping and pushing her in front if a bus while your cat sits there rubbing there paws together with a evil smile haha.
But na for reals that is just is just pure toxicity! Like holy crap! People who ask those questions are generally the ones that would not get chosen. I mean I know for a fact I would save my dog or cat or whatever is in my life before a 2 legger.
Howd you manage to escape her toxicity?
I dunno, I guess I just got lucky. I pissed off our mutual friend, when she had the nerve to call me up yelling, and nagging me at 2, or 3 o'clock in the morning about some shit the toxic one told her about me. It was a horrible experience. Those were some crazy, trifling ass bitches.
It's they're, not there.
Yeah, actually a mature adult woman who is jealous of the attention that other people give their children, and pets is precisely what I would consider selfish, and someone I don't want to be friends with, even know for that matter. I don't need that bullshit in my life.
Oh sorry I forgot that using that spelling mistake invalidates my common sense. Never mind. I don't believe you'd kill someone on a whim like that any rate.
I think that you ought to go the extra mile here, and ask the critical question, "why would someone try to kill another person's pet"?
My cat is very gentle, docile and anyone who would want to hurt him is probably going to try to hurt me, and not deserving of mercy. I think it's normal to use deadly force to protect one's property. I don't know what the law is here in this tiny, little first state, but I grew up in Texas, and in Texas it's legal, and very normal for people to protect their property with deadly force.
It now has another one thanks to yours truly.
I do think it's a little of a false dichotomy because I wouldn't quite say "always" however that option is the closest to how I feel on the matter. Not *all* people I would rather kill, but like 99.9%.
Um idk about you but i dont give a shit who you are, the president, the queen of England some hobo or even my own family. You threaten the ones I love j will defend them accordingly 100% of the time
I don't believe you would have the balls to actually kill someone unless their was a threat to you.
No hesitation. And if I was in an area and no one would know. I would possibly blow out there knees and let them bleed out. But that's unlikely so yes I would. You target my partner or my loved ones I will defend them with whatever force is nessicary that I'm able to muster.
dude i have thought of killing a kid in my neighborhood because he threw a plastic water bottle at my dog
I'm an American, but by the grace of God I was born a Southerner, and raised in the State of Texas. I firmly believe that people should have the right to defend their property with deadly force! I personally see my cat as more like a child, but legally my feline companion is my property, and I believe that he deserves to be loved, and protected by means of deadly force if that should ever be necessary.
My animal companion is well trained, very gentle, and docile. Why on Earth would anyone want to harm, or kill my cat? I think it would be safe for me to assume that that anyone who meant to harm my cat most definitely means to do grave bodily harm unto me as well. I would not hesitate to defend my companion animal as well as my sister's with deadly force!
Hi... No i wouldnt kill anybody except in self defense because i dont want to go to prison or hell. I absolutely hate animal abusers. I would do something to make them regret it though.
This is probably true. I was just reading about Fred Armisen, and he seems kinda messed up as a person.
It's a lot funnier now that it's been eight years, and it's also funnier when you hear about it happening to me, or someone else than if it were to happen to you. That chick was such a toxic person! It's great that you never had the displeasure of knowing her.
Yeah but no. My country is cucked so you would probably get put in prison for murder, but if that wasn't the case, and some random dude was trying to kill my cat right in front of me, if I couldn't get a clear shot of a non-fatal area then I would shoot him.
This is a situation that you really dont know how you would react unless it happened
I really don't like this question for two reasons.
First off, everyone says they would no problem but if it actually happened, I feel like most people would not kill another human being over this. Killing someone fucks you up mentally and it takes a certain mental fortitude to just do it on a whim like that. So everyone that says they would, I don't even believe them.
Secondly, context would matter too much. Like what do you know about the killer? Is it a guaranteed kill? What is your pet, a dog you spend a ton of time with and have had for years or one of 20 goldfish you have that are the size of a nickel? Too many variables.
You don't deserve the death penalty for killing a damn goldfish. Argue with the laws in every country in the fucking world not me. I honestly hate this debate.
Why would anyone want to kill someone's pets?
I'm not specifically referring to goldfish, but there are people who pay very large sums of money for koi fish, which are technically a type of goldfish. Regardless, I think people should have the right to protect their property with deadly force! I don't have a problem with a person who shoots someone dead for trying to steal their car, or truck. I don't think it's okay for people to rob others and destroy their property.
It depends on the jurisdiction. In some places it is legal for a person to defend their property with deadly force. While we were living in the Houston area my dad knew a guy who found someone in his garage attempting to steal his lawnmower, the guy pours gasoline on the perpetrator and threatened to light him on fire with a cigarette lighter if he tries to escape. He managed to hold the thief like that, whilst his son called 911, the police arrived to arrest the perpetrator, and the guy didn't get into any trouble whatsoever! This happened in the 1980s.