11.20pm edit
I dont know why but this video is causing a lot of racist arguments instead of the point. seriously ppl??
hey,
i get it. maybe the dog was harmful maybe it wasn’t and i know it’s for the safety of the neighbourhood but what i don’t get is how they couldn’t have dealt with it in a better way =/
perhaps a little more educations on handling the matter like tranquilizing the poor fella and handing it to more experienced ppl to put it down or to send it to a shelter to see the dog’s temperament to try and give it another chance instead.
WHY is the video instead causing ppl to argue against one another about being of a different race or a hypocrite or things like that.
sigh.
and i cant help but wonder. if that dog was a damn poodle, would this video be getting more united awareness instead..
miehh
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At some point, I’ve pretty much given up on the whole animal cruelty stint.
A big part of me has died so many times that i no longer have much reaction anymore in compared to how i used to react despite that pounding agitation and the usual sting of tears.
But… this being done legally in Malaysia despite all the hoohaa that was created over the whole poodle and cat issue and all the press media, i can’t help but want to blog about this and ask why isn’t anything being done about situations like this?
Hey i get it that some stray dogs really need to be dealt with but isn’t doing it this way a little too much?
What really broke my heart was what the person who took this video said in his description,
“my 3 years old daughter asked me, what are they doing? what am i to answer her??”
Yeah, what do you answer her?
Actually,
What do you answer anyone who even understands the meaning of humanity?






