Falcons linebacker accused of killing very small dog

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sacase

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You know what the difference is between an "acceptable killing" and "murder" actually is? The reason I ask is because what you used to prove your point falls in the same category.

Can you define "morality"? If you say the "difference between right and wrong", you would be wrong as the answer to the above question is the exact same. There all opinions. Nothing more and nothing less.

Selling babies (dogs or not) is still slavery.

So you condone slavery then right? Lol
 

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Seems others have a different one.

SHUT THE *** UP DONNY! :muttley:
 

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oh please. You don't know me. I love my pets. They're important to me.

If that makes me emotionally unstable PROUD to be so.

Get a clue!

Serious question: would you give your life for your pets?
 

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So you condone slavery then right? Lol

Of course not. I'm tough on my staff as I have very high expectations from them, but I'm also extremely good to them and do whatever I can to help them when they need leeway. I go out of my way for them and naturally they go out of their way for me when I need them.

When I took over at my current job, they had a pretty high turnover rate. After I took over, several people continued to leave. Some I forced out. After that, I've only had a single staff member leave and he left for medical reasons.

My grandfather taught me a lot when I was growing up. The two biggest things he instilled in me was to do my part for society and that my actions define who I am. While I joke around and say rude things, you will never find me doing things that would physical harm someone. Not unless someone's safety was in question.

You would never find me kicking a person or an animal unless someone's safety was in question and the action was to prevent it.
 

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Serious question: would you give your life for your pets?

if someone were trying to hurt one of them would I intervene? Yes..

I'm not sure what circumstance would exist where I would be asked to trade my life.

silly question!
 

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I am guessing a couple of these callous people here also condone the killing of elephants and rhinos for their ivory and horns as well. They are, after all, just an animal. Even some go to Africa and kill lions and giraffes just for fun.

None of that is cool.........none!

One of the rhino species has just gone extinct due to humans who have no regard for life and nature and if this keeps up, Africa will be depleted of most of it's big game. Our grandchildren will not be able to see them and will be like the woolly mammoth and sabertooth tigers.

I do realize that animals evolve and some go extinct, but it should not be at the mercy of man.

Again, dogs are a different kind of animal, they are our loyal pets....for the most part. Over 15 years, they do become part of the family, especially those that live indoors......not the ones who stay outside 24/7 and are primarily used for hunting and such.

Dogs are therapy to many who have no one else for companionship. An elderly who has lost their spouse and never had kids but do have their dog remaining..........that dog is that persons family.

At the end of the day, they are all animals but they can't speak up for themselves, society has to look out for those that are killed for sport, torture or any other inhumane act.
 

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I am guessing a couple of these callous people here also condone the killing of elephants and rhinos for their ivory and horns as well. They are, after all, just an animal. Even some go to Africa and kill lions and giraffes just for fun.

None of that is cool.........none!

One of the rhino species has just gone extinct due to humans who have no regard for life and nature and if this keeps up, Africa will be depleted of most of it's big game. Our grandchildren will not be able to see them and will be like the woolly mammoth and sabertooth tigers.

I do realize that animals evolve and some go extinct, but it should not be at the mercy of man.

Again, dogs are a different kind of animal, they are our loyal pets....for the most part. Over 15 years, they do become part of the family, especially those that live indoors......not the ones who stay outside 24/7 and are primarily used for hunting and such.

Dogs are therapy to many who have no one else for companionship. An elderly who has lost their spouse and never had kids but do have their dog remaining..........that dog is that persons family.

At the end of the day, they are all animals but they can't speak up for themselves, society has to look out for those that are killed for sport, torture or any other inhumane act.

Once again, no one said anything about killing endangered animals for ivory. Apples and oranges. We are talking about punishment for a person who kicked a small dog out of instinct because he was bitten by it. So now a hunting dog who stays outside is less worthy than a small lap dog. Got it.
 

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if someone were trying to hurt one of them would I intervene? Yes..

I'm not sure what circumstance would exist where I would be asked to trade my life.

silly question!

Its a simple question, but by your non-answer you already told me what I needed to know. You would not trade your life for your pets. I would trade mine for a family member, just not a pet, and that is ok because pets are not family members.
 

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Its a simple question, but by your non-answer you already told me what I needed to know. You would not trade your life for your pets. I would trade mine for a family member, just not a pet, and that is ok because pets are not family members.

There is nothing OK about intentionally hurting or killing a pet.

They should absolutely face criminal charges.
 

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I see i provide you with facts and peer reviewed research. You provide 'feelings', yet i am the one who can't be reasoned with. The cause and effect which you claimed is not there, but of course I am wrong. Lol

:rolleyes:

http://www.mcafee.cc/Bin/sb.html (profile of Sociopath)

http://listverse.com/2013/01/02/10-most-common-traits-of-potential-serial-killers/ (profile of a murder....#2)

http://www.ranker.com/list/serial-killers-who-abused-animals/ranker-crime

You will find animal abuse as a marker. It's a fact - NOT feeling. In regards to sociopaths and potential murders, they lack feelings. You sir, need more empathy.


I did not leave a lot of content on my last post because this should be very obvious - common knowledge. I have better things to do than post 50 links and spend a few hours for you to deny, deny, deny.

Not I or anyone on the net can get thru to you.

You are comfortable with someone sadistically killing a pet dog and somehow you don't see a problem with that. :(:(:(

No wonder this is getting no where.

I hope your conscious will grow up
 
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Its a simple question, but by your non-answer you already told me what I needed to know. You would not trade your life for your pets. I would trade mine for a family member, just not a pet, and that is ok because pets are not family members.

Sorry it's a dumb question but I did answer.

AGAIN...yes I would intervene if someone hurt them...they might get a fireplace poker over their skull...

I do not know any circumstance...other than some far-fetched ridiculous one where I would have to trade my life for theirs..

HEY GIVE ME YOUR MONEY LADY OR I AM GONNA KILL YOUR DOGS?

Yea like that's ever gonna happen.
 

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justify ? it is healthy to not want to kick an animal around. It is not healthy to think of it as a close family member.





when a person owns like 3 or 5 pets and says 'they are my children' or what ever similar other phrase. That person is either crazy or never had kids. A pet is 100 times less maintenance then a child, therefore not that important or worth crying over for long. Again,..you have a favorite pet that dies,you can always get a new one and will eventually anyway

Did you really sign up just to troll about hurting animals???
 

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Once again, no one said anything about killing endangered animals for ivory. Apples and oranges. We are talking about punishment for a person who kicked a small dog out of instinct because he was bitten by it. So now a hunting dog who stays outside is less worthy than a small lap dog. Got it.

No, I am talking about the difference between the hunting dog and a lap dog as a family member. Those who live and stay outside, do not get near as much love and support as those who live inside. The outside dog is neglected in many cases and over time.....he is just a dog living in a metal cage.

To me, both are equally worthy but many treat them differently. I see it all of the time, have friends with hunting dogs who never get any attention unless it is hunting time.
 

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Sorry it's a dumb question but I did answer.

AGAIN...yes I would intervene if someone hurt them...they might get a fireplace poker over their skull...

I do not know any circumstance...other than some far-fetched ridiculous one where I would have to trade my life for theirs..

HEY GIVE ME YOUR MONEY LADY OR I AM GONNA KILL YOUR DOGS?

Yea like that's ever gonna happen.

giving up your money to a thief is not trading your life for theirs. Another evasive/illogical/non-answer by you.

if you did attack someone violently for doing something to you pet. You wouldn't get off on justifiable homicide. You also would be considered crazy and violent and possibly have to serve time while the other guy got a lesser sentence for just hurting a dog
 

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As a reminder, per the rules...

#6 - You will not post religious discussions or comments.
#7 - You will not post political discussions or comments.
#8 - You will not personally attack or insult other members.
 

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Serious question: would you give your life for your pets?

Why don't you get sillier and ask if protecting a pet is more important than protecting the President?

Just a lame attempt to get around your thoughts that murdering a pet dog merits a fine at most.
 

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As a reminder, per the rules...

#6 - You will not post religious discussions or comments.
#7 - You will not post political discussions or comments.
#8 - You will not personally attack or insult other members.

sorry but religion is valid in this topic. Its not a sports topic.
 
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