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TheSquealer · 02-12-2014, 11:30 AM

100 bitches

If it was an animal that was perceived to be ugly, there would be no outrage.... Just sayin'

BettingHandle · 02-12-2014, 11:39 AM

Zoosex is legal in Denmark. Say no more.

Sid70 · 02-12-2014, 11:43 AM

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Zoosex is legal in Denmark. Say no more.

Indeed.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zoophilia_and_the_law

MPGdevil · 02-12-2014, 11:52 AM

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Originally Posted by Sid70

Yes, another real story to be precise, fine Sir.

And where on the planet do you come from where animals aren't killed daily?

Emma · 02-12-2014, 11:59 AM

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Originally Posted by MPGdevil

And where on the planet do you come from where animals aren't killed daily?

Killing for sport or fun is disgusting and immoral.

dyna mo · 02-12-2014, 12:01 PM

It's fundamentally wrong to keep wild animals in captivity.

Want to get your heart ripped out? watch blackfish, the documentary about orca whales kept in captivity.

AshleyMobile · 02-12-2014, 12:20 PM

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Originally Posted by dyna mo

It's fundamentally wrong to keep wild animals in captivity.

Want to get your heart ripped out? watch blackfish, the documentary about orca whales kept in captivity.

Thank you!

I love how only one or two people have mentioned the actual issue here. Animals are not meant to be in captivity the only difference in this story is that the Danish have decided to use the opportunity for educational purposes and not just for entertainment value like most North Americans do. Either way, it's a representation of how disgusting and self-involved most humans are.

Zoos, aquariums, drive-through safaris in the middle of Quebec, Lions trapped at the MGM, tigers performing at parties in Saudi...every level of it is inhumane and wrong and I can only hope that incidents like this and movies like Blackfish educate more people on that.

MPGdevil · 02-12-2014, 12:23 PM

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I think this thread illustrates the stupidity that are rampant in a modern world where we can all easily communicate. It also illustrates a lot of the things that are wrong with modern media today and how people trust most that's being said by an "official news outlet".

Everyone that knows just a little bit about how things actually works in this world, knows never to take what's being said by the media at face value. But people still watch Fox News even thought most people that has just a wee bit of intellect knows they are epic at twisting things and not being truthful. I can get more truth from the fucking gospel channel.

And the fact that British people listen to a dimwit of a reporter (or at least I imagine they do) like this guy just eludes me:

If you really think the killing of this animal was a horrible thing that deserves all this attention, I hope you are a vegetarian or something because if you aren't - you just went full retard.

Maybe the moron should focus more on own and real problems.

http://www.rspca.org.uk/media/facts

MPGdevil · 02-12-2014, 12:25 PM

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Originally Posted by Emma

Killing for sport or fun is disgusting and immoral.

This was not for sport or fun. Did you hear that on Fox News?

Sid70 · 02-12-2014, 12:48 PM

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Originally Posted by dyna mo

It's fundamentally wrong to keep wild animals in captivity.

Want to get your heart ripped out? watch blackfish, the documentary about orca whales kept in captivity.

Without any doubt it is. But this is another thread.

Sid70 · 02-12-2014, 12:49 PM

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And where on the planet do you come from where animals aren't killed daily?

From the place where it is not socially approved for little kids watching animals being butchered in the open publicly.

Sid70 · 02-12-2014, 12:50 PM

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Originally Posted by AshleyMobile

Thank you!

I love how only one or two people have mentioned the actual issue here. Animals are not meant to be in captivity the only difference in this story is that the Danish have decided to use the opportunity for educational purposes and not just for entertainment value like most North Americans do. Either way, it's a representation of how disgusting and self-involved most humans are.

Zoos, aquariums, drive-through safaris in the middle of Quebec, Lions trapped at the MGM, tigers performing at parties in Saudi...every level of it is inhumane and wrong and I can only hope that incidents like this and movies like Blackfish educate more people on that.

That is true, I'd respect that. But this is definitely another thread and another conversation.

dyna mo · 02-12-2014, 12:56 PM

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Without any doubt it is. But this is another thread.

I see what you are saying. But if there were no zoos, there would be no debate about dissecting a giraffe in public at the zoo.

Sly · 02-12-2014, 12:59 PM

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I see what you are saying. But if there were no zoos, there would be no debate about dissecting a giraffe in public at the zoo.

There would also be minimal donations given to help them in the wild. Zoos are basically an advertising/PR campaign.

biskoppen · 02-12-2014, 01:01 PM

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I DO NOT need to look at stuff like that while reading shit on GFY

Markul · 02-12-2014, 01:05 PM

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I DO NOT need to look at stuff like that while reading shit on GFY

Your countrymen killed a giraffe dude, it apparently doesn't get any worse than that. Fuck nuking cities or bombing children - as long as the giraffes are safe, everything else is OK

Sid70 · 02-12-2014, 01:18 PM

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I see what you are saying. But if there were no zoos, there would be no debate about dissecting a giraffe in public at the zoo.

I agree here too.

dyna mo · 02-12-2014, 01:36 PM

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There would also be minimal donations given to help them in the wild. Zoos are basically an advertising/PR campaign.

You very well may be right. Who really knows though. I would hope people that care and donate to those sorts of causes would still find ways to do so, without zoos.

JockoHomo · 02-12-2014, 01:40 PM

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Your countrymen killed a giraffe dude, it apparently doesn't get any worse than that. Fuck nuking cities or bombing children - as long as the giraffes are safe, everything else is OK

Yes, Americans are easily controlled by the most simplistic diversionary tactics.

Take for example abortion...every election instead of discussing actual facts and problems, politicians bring up abortion, religion and gay rights. Immediately takes all focus off of the real issues and divides the people into controllable and easy to manipulate groups. Classic

Markul · 02-12-2014, 01:46 PM

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Yes, Americans are easily controlled by the most simplistic diversionary tactics.

Take for example abortion...every election instead of discussing actual facts and problems, politicians bring up abortion, religion and gay rights. Immediately takes all focus off of the real issues and divides the people into controllable and easy to manipulate groups. Classic

Just a note: I don't think that the OP is from the US, but rather some ex-USSR country *shrug* not that I care. I don't have anything against either region, but if I had to pick sides, it sure would not be with the ex-Stalin nutters

Sly · 02-12-2014, 02:22 PM

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Originally Posted by JockoHomo

Yes, Americans are easily controlled by the most simplistic diversionary tactics.

Take for example abortion...every election instead of discussing actual facts and problems, politicians bring up abortion, religion and gay rights. Immediately takes all focus off of the real issues and divides the people into controllable and easy to manipulate groups. Classic

There are very few Americans posting in this thread. I see lots of Europeans.

But hey, feel free to continue your American bashing. We are used to it and I generally encourage it, tells me all I need to know about the other party.

Roald · 02-12-2014, 02:30 PM

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There are very few Americans posting in this thread. I see lots of Europeans.

But hey, feel free to continue your American bashing. We are used to it and I generally encourage it, tells me all I need to know about the other party.

Filthy euro trash!

Lets pick up our mail convo Sly!!!

AshleyMobile · 02-12-2014, 02:56 PM

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Originally Posted by Sly

There would also be minimal donations given to help them in the wild. Zoos are basically an advertising/PR campaign.

Like many charities, that's mostly fluff. The biggest chunk of financial aid that goes into helping wildlife come from wealthy individuals who buy up land to preserve whatever is living on it, not zoos.

JA$ON · 02-12-2014, 03:14 PM

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Originally Posted by Sid70

First they kill whales.

Then they kill a giraffe in front of the public - kids in a front row.

I believe something evil is behind their proclaimed nation's happy-fucking-ness!!

Warning!!! Proceed with caution!!!!

http://drugoi.livejournal.com/3947892.html#cutid1

All the problems in the world and MILLIONS of hours of productivity are wasted worldwide talking about ONE giraffe? Amazing, just amazing

And its really the parents who should be deciding if its appropriate for their kids to be watching.

Sid70 · 02-12-2014, 03:34 PM

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All the problems in the world and MILLIONS of hours of productivity are wasted worldwide talking about ONE giraffe? Amazing, just amazing

And its really the parents who should be deciding if its appropriate for their kids to be watching.

I really don't give a shit about many things. I'm ok about many things. I'd probably wouldn't say a word if they simply put the animal to die, but i'm totally against not only the act but the idea of a public autopsy of a huge animal in front of the little children.

The idea itself is nuts, the fact it was taken to the action made me suggest people in Denmark were ill.

This is MY logic, how I can see things.

_Richard_ · 02-12-2014, 03:36 PM

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This is MY logic, how I can see things.

better be careful man, mobs have a bad history of dealing poorly with points of view they disagree with

Bourke · 02-12-2014, 04:01 PM

If it werent for zoos, btw, a lot of animals which are currently endangered, would be extinct. Lets not forget that little fact.

Sid- You missed the point of what I was saying ENTIRELY. And I have no fucking idea what you're talking about with "farmer uprising". But anyway, if kids who live on farms can be perfectly normal and unnaffected by seeing a cow killed, hung up by its back legs, skinned and butchered why is it that seeing LESS THAN THAT would have such a massive effect on other kids? It wouldnt. Its no differant than science class because of the context. You have a guy there with a microphone talking about the animal and what is happening with the autopsy and what they are learning from it the whole time, everyone is calm and professional. Its not like the beast is being tortured by some manic who is painting himself with its blood while screaming profanities. THAT would be confronting. But this is not, it is an extension of their science class. People have been seeing and doing this since the dawn of time, but suddenly its gonna turn Danish kids into lunatics?

Emma- What the ever loving fuck are you talking about? Who mentioned ANYTHING about sport or fun?

Dyna Mo- I actually tend to agree. I dont think aquariums where marine animals are taught tricks and made to put on shows are ok. And I think the casinos that keep big cats are right out of line. But thats not what is being talked about here. This is a zoo led program to help try and bring some of the more endangered giraffe sub species back from the brink of extinction. This is good work they are doing. This animal died for the greater good of the species and they made sure its death served multiple positive functions. How anyone can see this as anything other than a good thing has got me fucked. It really does. Like, the Vatican has refused to change its internal policy on pedophilia amongst priests, there are kids in Africa being forced to be soldiers, here in Australia it has been uncovered that the Salvation Army (supposedly one of the most benign groups out there) has been systematically abusing children for decades, there is fucking INSANE shit going on in the world. And yet this, something which actually is a positive, is causing so much bullshit and furore. It boggles the mind, it really does.

dyna mo · 02-12-2014, 04:09 PM

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Originally Posted by Bourke

If it werent for zoos, btw, a lot of animals which are currently endangered, would be extinct. Lets not forget that little fact.

Sid- You missed the point of what I was saying ENTIRELY. And I have no fucking idea what you're talking about with "farmer uprising". But anyway, if kids who live on farms can be perfectly normal and unnaffected by seeing a cow killed, hung up by its back legs, skinned and butchered why is it that seeing LESS THAN THAT would have such a massive effect on other kids? It wouldnt. Its no differant than science class because of the context. You have a guy there with a microphone talking about the animal and what is happening with the autopsy and what they are learning from it the whole time, everyone is calm and professional. Its not like the beast is being tortured by some manic who is painting himself with its blood while screaming profanities. THAT would be confronting. But this is not, it is an extension of their science class. People have been seeing and doing this since the dawn of time, but suddenly its gonna turn Danish kids into lunatics?

Emma- What the ever loving fuck are you talking about? Who mentioned ANYTHING about sport or fun?

Dyna Mo- I actually tend to agree. I dont think aquariums where marine animals are taught tricks and made to put on shows are ok. And I think the casinos that keep big cats are right out of line. But thats not what is being talked about here. This is a zoo led program to help try and bring some of the more endangered giraffe sub species back from the brink of extinction. This is good work they are doing. This animal died for the greater good of the species and they made sure its death served multiple positive functions. How anyone can see this as anything other than a good thing has got me fucked. It really does. Like, the Vatican has refused to change its internal policy on pedophilia amongst priests, there are kids in Africa being forced to be soldiers, here in Australia it has been uncovered that the Salvation Army (supposedly one of the most benign groups out there) has been systematically abusing children for decades, there is fucking INSANE shit going on in the world. And yet this, something which actually is a positive, is causing so much bullshit and furore. It boggles the mind, it really does.

I don't think it's our responsibility to save animals from extinction, it's a part of the process of life. Animals come and go. Also, its captive breeding that *saves* these animals. I would tend to think that if you asked an orca whale if it would rather die than spend its life living in a bathtub, or a lion to live in 1/10,000 the size territory it's supposed to survive in, they would both prolly ask for death. I've always found zoos very sad places.

Bourke · 02-12-2014, 04:14 PM

Seeing as most animals that are on the brink of extinction are there due to human intervention I would say it is entirely our responsibility to save them. Except pandas, pandas are fucking stupid. If your species is dying out because you are too lazy to fuck, then you deserve extinction.

dalila · 02-12-2014, 04:28 PM

I don´t know if watching an autopsy might affect young children in a negative way (it´s their parents´ choice and the parents will have to deal with the consequences if there are any)

BUT I don´t understand why putting down a healthy young animal, why not get it neutered so it can´t breed?
It´s not profitable for a zoo to keep an animal that won´t breed? If yes, then why did the zoo workers 1) allow the inbreeding to happen 2) wait for a year and a half till the giraffe grows up?
If they knew the poor thing was a result of inbreeding why didn´t they euthanize it the day it was born?

To me it reminds the situation when a healthy cat/dog is taken to the vet with the request to euthanize it just because the owner doesn´t want it anymore or it turned out to be too costy to maintain. (Fortunately, there are some countries where owner-requested euthanasia of a healthy pet is prohibited. Even if we eat meat it doesn´t give us a license to kill everything just because we want)

Sid70 · 02-12-2014, 04:31 PM

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Originally Posted by _Richard_

better be careful man, mobs have a bad history of dealing poorly with points of view they disagree with

Mobs?

Who you are referring to?

dalila · 02-12-2014, 04:35 PM

"If we just sterilize him, he will take up space for more genetically valuable giraffes," Holst answered.
http://edition.cnn.com/2014/02/09/wo...k-zoo-giraffe/

as I thought it was just a question of money.
i can´t believe they couldn´t start some kind of "adopt me" campaign like many zoos do and gather enough donations to keep him alive.

Bryan G · 02-12-2014, 04:36 PM

I cannot believe this thread is still going. Sid70 where are you from?

_Richard_ · 02-12-2014, 04:37 PM

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Originally Posted by dalila

"If we just sterilize him, he will take up space for more genetically valuable giraffes," Holst answered.
http://edition.cnn.com/2014/02/09/wo...k-zoo-giraffe/

as I thought it was just a question of money.
i can´t believe they couldn´t start some kind of "adopt me" campaign like many zoos do and gather enough donations to keep him alive.

they don't 'own the giraffe', so therefore unable to collect money for him?

the point is a dead animal they can chop up in front of a willing crowd.

Sid70 · 02-12-2014, 04:45 PM

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Originally Posted by Bryan G

I cannot believe this thread is still going. Sid70 where are you from?

Nail down your personal questions via ICQ or Skype. Thanks.

Bryan G · 02-12-2014, 04:48 PM

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Originally Posted by Sid70

Nail down your personal questions via ICQ or Skype. Thanks.

So you are quick to judge but won't tell us where you are from lol. Ok then.

dyna mo · 02-12-2014, 04:49 PM

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Originally Posted by Bourke

Seeing as most animals that are on the brink of extinction are there due to human intervention I would say it is entirely our responsibility to save them. Except pandas, pandas are fucking stupid. If your species is dying out because you are too lazy to fuck, then you deserve extinction.

I just don't see it. What difference does it make if we save ferrets, conchs or spotted frogs, etc. from dying off. So we can feel better about ourselves for overrunning them? biodiversity?

Sid70 · 02-12-2014, 04:57 PM

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So you are quick to judge but won't tell us where you are from lol. Ok then.

I have posted that up above.
And i'm surprised you're asking after all the years on gfy.

Bryan G · 02-12-2014, 05:04 PM

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I have posted that up above.
And i'm surprised you're asking after all the years on gfy.

Sorry I don't pay attention to sid70 lol. You've proven your stupidity here.

Sid70 · 02-12-2014, 05:06 PM

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Sorry I don't pay attention to sid70 lol. You've proven your stupidity here.

So who is too quick to judge here? Bryan, the quick.

Bryan G · 02-12-2014, 05:14 PM

Let me try again. I had no idea who you were till this thread. I ask again what almighty country is so lucky to have you?

Sid70 · 02-12-2014, 06:42 PM

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Originally Posted by Bryan G

Let me try again. I had no idea who you were till this thread. I ask again what almighty country is so lucky to have you?

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Bourke Confirmed User Industry Role: Join Date: Jul 2013 Location: Melbourne, Australia Posts: 529	If it werent for zoos, btw, a lot of animals which are currently endangered, would be extinct. Lets not forget that little fact. Sid- You missed the point of what I was saying ENTIRELY. And I have no fucking idea what you're talking about with "farmer uprising". But anyway, if kids who live on farms can be perfectly normal and unnaffected by seeing a cow killed, hung up by its back legs, skinned and butchered why is it that seeing LESS THAN THAT would have such a massive effect on other kids? It wouldnt. Its no differant than science class because of the context. You have a guy there with a microphone talking about the animal and what is happening with the autopsy and what they are learning from it the whole time, everyone is calm and professional. Its not like the beast is being tortured by some manic who is painting himself with its blood while screaming profanities. THAT would be confronting. But this is not, it is an extension of their science class. People have been seeing and doing this since the dawn of time, but suddenly its gonna turn Danish kids into lunatics? Emma- What the ever loving fuck are you talking about? Who mentioned ANYTHING about sport or fun? Dyna Mo- I actually tend to agree. I dont think aquariums where marine animals are taught tricks and made to put on shows are ok. And I think the casinos that keep big cats are right out of line. But thats not what is being talked about here. This is a zoo led program to help try and bring some of the more endangered giraffe sub species back from the brink of extinction. This is good work they are doing. This animal died for the greater good of the species and they made sure its death served multiple positive functions. How anyone can see this as anything other than a good thing has got me fucked. It really does. Like, the Vatican has refused to change its internal policy on pedophilia amongst priests, there are kids in Africa being forced to be soldiers, here in Australia it has been uncovered that the Salvation Army (supposedly one of the most benign groups out there) has been systematically abusing children for decades, there is fucking INSANE shit going on in the world. And yet this, something which actually is a positive, is causing so much bullshit and furore. It boggles the mind, it really does. __________________ AdultVoyeur.com.au Bourke @ AdultVoyeur.com.au

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Bourke Confirmed User Industry Role: Join Date: Jul 2013 Location: Melbourne, Australia Posts: 529	Seeing as most animals that are on the brink of extinction are there due to human intervention I would say it is entirely our responsibility to save them. Except pandas, pandas are fucking stupid. If your species is dying out because you are too lazy to fuck, then you deserve extinction. __________________ AdultVoyeur.com.au Bourke @ AdultVoyeur.com.au

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dyna mo The People's Post Industry Role: Join Date: Dec 2008 Location: invisible 7-11 Posts: 66,745	It's fundamentally wrong to keep wild animals in captivity. Want to get your heart ripped out? watch blackfish, the documentary about orca whales kept in captivity.

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dalila Confirmed User Industry Role: Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: Prague, Czech Republic Posts: 573	I don´t know if watching an autopsy might affect young children in a negative way (it´s their parents´ choice and the parents will have to deal with the consequences if there are any) BUT I don´t understand why putting down a healthy young animal, why not get it neutered so it can´t breed? It´s not profitable for a zoo to keep an animal that won´t breed? If yes, then why did the zoo workers 1) allow the inbreeding to happen 2) wait for a year and a half till the giraffe grows up? If they knew the poor thing was a result of inbreeding why didn´t they euthanize it the day it was born? To me it reminds the situation when a healthy cat/dog is taken to the vet with the request to euthanize it just because the owner doesn´t want it anymore or it turned out to be too costy to maintain. (Fortunately, there are some countries where owner-requested euthanasia of a healthy pet is prohibited. Even if we eat meat it doesn´t give us a license to kill everything just because we want)

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dalila Confirmed User Industry Role: Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: Prague, Czech Republic Posts: 573	"If we just sterilize him, he will take up space for more genetically valuable giraffes," Holst answered. http://edition.cnn.com/2014/02/09/wo...k-zoo-giraffe/ as I thought it was just a question of money. i can´t believe they couldn´t start some kind of "adopt me" campaign like many zoos do and gather enough donations to keep him alive.

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Bryan G Confirmed User Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: Toronto Posts: 8,338	Let me try again. I had no idea who you were till this thread. I ask again what almighty country is so lucky to have you? __________________ Bryan skype: bryan.glass3 \| ICQ 302999591