wolves - your opinon?

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Re: wolves - your opinon?

Postby Wolf & Crow » Thu Mar 05, 2015 9:34 am

If I said "he" was just because we were giving the example of a dad but I know all the ones you said can actually abuse you



Yes but your dad would keep a close watch on you and most of the children that are abused are actually scared of being hit if they tell somebody so they usually don't say anything.

And, I would sacrifice the dog, he's in pain and I would be really sad but I know it's the best for him
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Re: wolves - your opinon?

Postby Daisywolf14 » Thu Mar 05, 2015 9:36 am

I like that you said "he", like a woman can't be abusive. What about another family member, a friend? Teacher at school, neighbor? You think killing a person is the logical answer? I've a father who walks a thin line between mental and emotional abusive with me being a drunk. But I would never think of killing him or watching him die.

edit again" Also we are getting off track here. This is about wolves, right?


Woman can be very abusive but I'm sure they were just giveing a blank example.
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Re: wolves - your opinon?

Postby Gypaetus Barbatus » Thu Mar 05, 2015 9:38 am

Daisywolf14 wrote:Well you keep living by that and see where it gets you.
It's sad to see someone think that way. What if a dog is seriously sick?
And the only way for it to be confertable is for it to be put down, or you could
Keep it alive but the cost would be that this dog would always be in pain?
According to you animals are not replaceable so this would mean you can never
Find a dog like this again?
What do you do?

FYI yes your local police would infact respond!


But letting animals suffer is not okay, and if that means I have to put my dog down because he's so serious sick and cannot recover, than I will, because I do not want my companions to suffer, for whatever extent.

Believe me, my local authorities do not respond. Otherwise I wouldn't be in a nasty situation.

Every animal is unique, like your mother, or brother. If your cat dies, you will never get the same kind of cat, never that cat, just like that. Cats are not replaceable like that, as humans aren't. Every one of us is unique, in that matter. Also, blood doesn't have to count as family. Birth family is different from those who you truly see as family. I couldn't care if, right now, my brother, who's emotionally and physically abusive die. I wouldn't cheer, but I wouldn't grieve either. He might be my brother by blood, but for me, he's just a stranger.

Anyways, like I said before, yes, I'd put a wolf above my own life and above anyone else. For me, they're far more important than humans.
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Re: wolves - your opinon?

Postby The Winter Soldier » Thu Mar 05, 2015 9:38 am

Animal lives are not more important than people's lives but in order to save an animal you need to get your family out first a dog is more likely to follow it's master in an emergency but a cat, however will need to be picked up and whisked to safety by it's owners. You don't get your pets out first you get your family out first then go back in for your pets in an emergency.

You don't just say forget my family I care more about my pets you get your family out first then you go in and save your pets.

Morally letting your family die for the sake of saving your pets first is just absolutely disgusting people should be gotten out first because in a situation like a house fire you don't have time to go looking for you cat or dog you can only get your family out call your dogs name hope it follows you out or risk your life going back into save it after you've gotten your family to safety. No matter how bad families can be or how bad your situation or others situations may be it is never okay to wish death on other people.
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Re: wolves - your opinon?

Postby Kleinkat » Thu Mar 05, 2015 9:41 am

I had parents who were abusive too, but I would still save them over an animal. I don't think all wolves should be killed, but when they cause a problem then it's not wrong to take out an animal, besides the ASPCA and Animal Control probably kill more then legal Hunters.
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Re: wolves - your opinon?

Postby The Furry Fandom » Thu Mar 05, 2015 9:43 am

I know the point you're trying to make, but death of another person isn't ever the answer. That is what I can't see here, justifying a human death and even possibly committing it yourself.
I see human lives being above animals on a moral standpoint. Every living creature deserves a good life, but I'd rather help one of my own kind than a wild animal.

Also way back about killing a wolf for sport or something. I kinda agree with Gin on it. As long as the wolf isn't on the endangered or threatened list, I'd be ok with it. There is a difference to me between killing a common animal, and a critically endangered one.
Killing a gray wolf isn't near as bad as killing say, an ethiopian wolf which are endangered.

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Re: wolves - your opinon?

Postby Daisywolf14 » Thu Mar 05, 2015 9:45 am

But letting animals suffer is not okay, and if that means I have to put my dog down because he's so serious sick and cannot recover, than I will, because I do not want my companions to suffer, for whatever extent.

Believe me, my local authorities do not respond. Otherwise I wouldn't be in a nasty situation.

Every animal is unique, like your mother, or brother. If your cat dies, you will never get the same kind of cat, never that cat, just like that. Cats are not replaceable like that, as humans aren't. Every one of us is unique, in that matter. Also, blood doesn't have to count as family. Birth family is different from those who you truly see as family. I couldn't care if, right now, my brother, who's emotionally and physically abusive die. I wouldn't cheer, but I wouldn't grieve either. He might be my brother by blood, but for me, he's just a stranger.

Anyways, like I said before, yes, I'd put a wolf above my own life and above anyone else. For me, they're far more important than humans.


Sounds like this is all base off of your home life and feelings.
I don't know what's going on in your life but you need to get help if
You have not. Everything you've just said has gone aginst what you said before.
You seriously need to think things over because you obviously are not going to listen to us.
I don't know where you live but it sounds like you are makeing a geuss.
Authorities in the US do respond to things like that, I could give you tons of examples that
The police has come for.

Anyway this is really off topic.
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Re: wolves - your opinon?

Postby Wolf & Crow » Thu Mar 05, 2015 9:50 am

Ok, firstly, we're still taking about abusse, if you are abussed you should talk about it to a teacher or a friend's parents, they will help, secondly, you said the death of another person isn't ever the asnwer, well I think, killing is not the aswer in general and thirdly, you do have a point saying that killing a grey wolf isn't as bad a killing an ethiopian wolf but a life is a life, there're all the same adn for me they're worth the same, I'm not going to asnwer the question about would you rather savbe an animal or a human? because I wish I will never have that situation for me family is first and then animals and humans beings in the same line
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Re: wolves - your opinon?

Postby The Winter Soldier » Thu Mar 05, 2015 9:50 am

It is also against cs rules to talk about private and personal information. if you have issues at home you should be seeking help from someone such as the police or medical professional/an adult who can actually do something about it and not posting about it on a forum site.
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Re: wolves - your opinon?

Postby Kleinkat » Thu Mar 05, 2015 9:56 am

Poaching is more common in countries with poor government, and poverty issues. So fix the poverty level you will fix the poaching because most African and Asian poachers are trying to feed their families.
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