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And I don't know if it's not worse than that. People in the United States...and probably in Western Civilization in general...have gone absolutely over the deep end with respect to dogs.

Sick, sick, sick culture. When you get emotionally attached to a dog you've got problems. Sorry. But it's true. I know that's saying an awful lot of people have problems but it is what it is.

People are pack animals, dogs are pack animals. It is a natural bond and a marriage made in heaven.

JohnStOnge wrote:http://www.upi.com/Odd_News/Blog/2013/0 ... 376914718/

And I don't know if it's not worse than that. People in the United States...and probably in Western Civilization in general...have gone absolutely over the deep end with respect to dogs.

Sick, sick, sick culture. When you get emotionally attached to a dog you've got problems. Sorry. But it's true. I know that's saying an awful lot of people have problems but it is what it is.

You were abused as a child and I'm honestly sorry about that John...

JohnStOnge wrote:http://www.upi.com/Odd_News/Blog/2013/0 ... 376914718/

And I don't know if it's not worse than that. People in the United States...and probably in Western Civilization in general...have gone absolutely over the deep end with respect to dogs.

Sick, sick, sick culture. When you get emotionally attached to a dog you've got problems. Sorry. But it's true. I know that's saying an awful lot of people have problems but it is what it is.

Dogs are living creatures that display affection and emotion. If you can't get emotionally attached to them you've got problems. Sorry. But it's true. I know that's saying only one person has problems but it is what it is.

I don't give aflyingfuck bout dogs. Don't mess with my guinee pigs tho.

Obviously I don't agree with JSO's stance on animals, but it does reflect badly when ~45% of a society would save a dog over a fellow human being.

That's a deceptive number that in reality fluctuates through a wide range, e.g., more like 90% would save a dog before a lawyer or a monsanto exec while no more than 10% would save a dog before Tina Turner.

∞∞∞ wrote:Obviously I don't agree with JSO's stance on animals, but it does reflect badly when ~45% of a society would save a dog over a fellow human being.

I really dislike people. I have made the comment to my friends before that I would save my dog over about 80% of my coworkers.

I'd save a drowning dog before I'd save a drowning JSO. In fact, even if there wasn't a drowning dog, I'd be more than happy to hold JSO's head underwater.

Vidav wrote:

∞∞∞ wrote:Obviously I don't agree with JSO's stance on animals, but it does reflect badly when ~45% of a society would save a dog over a fellow human being.

I really dislike people. I have made the comment to my friends before that I would save my dog over about 80% of my coworkers.

You might say it now, but I'm skeptical that most people would react to save the dog in an emergency. For example, seeing a screaming and flailing person drowning will elicit a pretty strong response to save them.

∞∞∞ wrote:

Vidav wrote:
I really dislike people. I have made the comment to my friends before that I would save my dog over about 80% of my coworkers.

You might say it now, but I'm skeptical that most people would react to save the dog in an emergency. For example, seeing a screaming and flailing person drowning will elicit a pretty strong response to save them.

I completely understand what you are saying. If it were an unknown person I would go for them. But, seriously, fuck my coworkers. I am bringing my dog home.

Vidav wrote:

∞∞∞ wrote:Obviously I don't agree with JSO's stance on animals, but it does reflect badly when ~45% of a society would save a dog over a fellow human being.

I really dislike people. I have made the comment to my friends before that I would save my dog over about 80% of my coworkers.

I'm with you on that

houndawg wrote:That's a deceptive number that in reality fluctuates through a wide range, e.g., more like 90% would save a dog before a lawyer or a monsanto exec while no more than 10% would save a dog before Tina Turner.

Well, I would save a dog before a donk....

BDJCKOFF'S dog:



Nice mutt, BDPSYKO! Bet you two have a lot of fun together.

JohnStOnge wrote:http://www.upi.com/Odd_News/Blog/2013/0 ... 376914718/

And I don't know if it's not worse than that. People in the United States...and probably in Western Civilization in general...have gone absolutely over the deep end with respect to dogs.

Sick, sick, sick culture. When you get emotionally attached to a dog you've got problems. Sorry. But it's true. I know that's saying an awful lot of people have problems but it is what it is.

When you condone the abuse of animals, you have problems.

You're a sick, twisted man if you think caring for an animal is a "problem."

Vidav wrote:

∞∞∞ wrote:Obviously I don't agree with JSO's stance on animals, but it does reflect badly when ~45% of a society would save a dog over a fellow human being.

I really dislike people. I have made the comment to my friends before that I would save my dog over about 80% of my coworkers.

I hate people in general.

Ibanez wrote:

Vidav wrote:
I really dislike people. I have made the comment to my friends before that I would save my dog over about 80% of my coworkers.

I hate people in general.

People suck.

JohnStOnge wrote:http://www.upi.com/Odd_News/Blog/2013/0 ... 376914718/

And I don't know if it's not worse than that. People in the United States...and probably in Western Civilization in general...have gone absolutely over the deep end with respect to dogs.

Sick, sick, sick culture. When you get emotionally attached to a dog you've got problems. Sorry. But it's true. I know that's saying an awful lot of people have problems but it is what it is.

You know, the Nazis thought they were better than their victims. Maybe you're a Nazi. Do you think it's appropriate to abuse cats (Jews?) Animals didn't choose to be born an animal any more than you chose to be born a human. We're are all animals.