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Blasterion
Profile Blog Joined October 2010
China10272 Posts
February 01 2011 15:38 GMT
#181
100 alive sled dogs are more valuable than 100 dead ones, they made a rather irrational decision.
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nalgene
Profile Joined October 2010
Canada2153 Posts
February 01 2011 15:38 GMT
#182
On February 01 2011 23:14 absalom86 wrote:
Show nested quote +
On February 01 2011 23:03 Kaasflipje wrote:
Guys.. guess what. We mass slaughter pigs and cows and chickens everyday for food, but no one gives a shit. This is no different.

yes i'm a vegetarian.


These dogs were shot multiple times and then stabbed with knives, dying slowly, And for no reason...

There's some videos on youtube with a bunch of filipinos ( they all live in the forest or something with shacks ) and they're all laughing ( there's some kids and some older people around a fire ) as they kill swine.


How do you know if the company didn't order him to do so... and then claim they didn't...
and the post traumatic stress disorder that he suffered...
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GreEny K
Profile Joined February 2008
Germany7312 Posts
Last Edited: 2011-02-01 16:20:45
February 01 2011 16:19 GMT
#183
I can understand if the sledding business was a little slow but that doesn't justify killing the animals. Sure you lose some money to feed them and keep them sheltered but still... They earn you money at some point, and even if they didn't why not just give them away? Would be just the same as killing them, they were obviously willing to get rid of the dogs without compensation. Horrible horrible waste, and if they were huskies I'm gonna be so much more pissed. Those are the coolest dogs ever.

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Tell me that's not cool!

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Nizaris
Profile Joined May 2010
Belgium2230 Posts
Last Edited: 2011-02-01 16:38:46
February 01 2011 16:37 GMT
#184
So much outrage. Yes the way they did it is pretty disgusting, but as many have said i see no difference in killing 100 sled dogs, or 100 cows/pigs. And i'm sure slaughterhouse aren't a much better way of killing them. Legally i don't really see the problem.

I like eating steaks so animal will have to die, there really is no way around it.
Blasterion
Profile Blog Joined October 2010
China10272 Posts
February 01 2011 16:45 GMT
#185
On February 02 2011 01:37 Nizaris wrote:
So much outrage. Yes the way they did it is pretty disgusting, but as many have said i see no difference in killing 100 sled dogs, or 100 cows/pigs. And i'm sure slaughterhouse aren't a much better way of killing them. Legally i don't really see the problem.

I like eating steaks so animal will have to die, there really is no way around it.

Yeah but just killing them is a bit of a waste of good capital. They are worth more alive.
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Nizaris
Profile Joined May 2010
Belgium2230 Posts
February 01 2011 16:55 GMT
#186
On February 02 2011 01:45 Blasterion wrote:
Show nested quote +
On February 02 2011 01:37 Nizaris wrote:
So much outrage. Yes the way they did it is pretty disgusting, but as many have said i see no difference in killing 100 sled dogs, or 100 cows/pigs. And i'm sure slaughterhouse aren't a much better way of killing them. Legally i don't really see the problem.

I like eating steaks so animal will have to die, there really is no way around it.

Yeah but just killing them is a bit of a waste of good capital. They are worth more alive.

and they also cost more to maintain alive.
Djzapz
Profile Blog Joined August 2009
Canada10681 Posts
Last Edited: 2011-02-01 17:07:59
February 01 2011 17:04 GMT
#187
sigh...

Good thing I don't really consider myself Canadian :>

On February 02 2011 01:37 Nizaris wrote:
So much outrage. Yes the way they did it is pretty disgusting, but as many have said i see no difference in killing 100 sled dogs, or 100 cows/pigs. And i'm sure slaughterhouse aren't a much better way of killing them. Legally i don't really see the problem.

I like eating steaks so animal will have to die, there really is no way around it.

Nobody's going to eat those sled dogs though. And similarly, if I knew my hamburger came from animals which were slaughtered like that, I wouldn't eat it...

Granted I'm eating one now and for all I know it might be full of cow tears....
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ZeromuS
Profile Blog Joined October 2010
Canada13389 Posts
February 01 2011 17:05 GMT
#188
This is pretty sad I feel bad for the dogs they should have tried to find the dogs somewhere to go even if it was outside of whistler.
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hp.Shell
Profile Blog Joined April 2010
United States2527 Posts
February 01 2011 17:07 GMT
#189
That's just sick. The things people still do in the 21st century baffles me. Killing is horrible in all forms.
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XsebT
Profile Blog Joined June 2009
Denmark2980 Posts
February 01 2011 17:09 GMT
#190
On February 02 2011 00:27 Boblion wrote:
Show nested quote +
On February 01 2011 23:40 XsebT wrote:
On February 01 2011 11:44 War Horse wrote:
On February 01 2011 11:04 XsebT wrote:
This story is a bit more dramatic because it is dogs, which we human feel more connected to than any other animal somehow. Still, I don't think this is rational in any way.
According to the WorkSafe B.C. documents obtained by the station, an employee of Outdoor Adventures Whistler has been compensated for post-traumatic stress disorder after being ordered to shoot the animals.

I think this would be quite a normal response, which should indicate that this is wrong. Best wishes to him.

"somehow"

how about the fact that we co-evolved and co-habitated together for millenia, and dogs have been one of the most important factors in human societies growth and evolution?

Disgusting story, lock the fucker up and throw away the damn key

co-evolved and co-habitated? Well, maybe if you need them in front of a sled, but most of the Earth isn't covered in snow. In other parts of the world tame elephants are an important animal for working in the woods and general transportation - much more so than dogs. Yet, hunters shoot elephants as game in Africa, and we can find them in zoos, but without people really giving a shit.
I disagree that dogs "have been one of the most important factors in human societies growth and evolution". Most people would do just fine without dogs.

Hunting wild elephants and slaughering 100 sled dogs ( a domesticated specie ) are two different things.
Nobody gives a shit ( except WWF and PETA ) if you are shooting jackals, foxes or dholes. It is called hunting and it is probably one of the older human activities.

I wasn't arguing whether hunting is correct or not.
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Boblion
Profile Blog Joined May 2007
France8043 Posts
February 01 2011 17:25 GMT
#191
On February 02 2011 02:09 XsebT wrote:
Show nested quote +
On February 02 2011 00:27 Boblion wrote:
On February 01 2011 23:40 XsebT wrote:
On February 01 2011 11:44 War Horse wrote:
On February 01 2011 11:04 XsebT wrote:
This story is a bit more dramatic because it is dogs, which we human feel more connected to than any other animal somehow. Still, I don't think this is rational in any way.
According to the WorkSafe B.C. documents obtained by the station, an employee of Outdoor Adventures Whistler has been compensated for post-traumatic stress disorder after being ordered to shoot the animals.

I think this would be quite a normal response, which should indicate that this is wrong. Best wishes to him.

"somehow"

how about the fact that we co-evolved and co-habitated together for millenia, and dogs have been one of the most important factors in human societies growth and evolution?

Disgusting story, lock the fucker up and throw away the damn key

co-evolved and co-habitated? Well, maybe if you need them in front of a sled, but most of the Earth isn't covered in snow. In other parts of the world tame elephants are an important animal for working in the woods and general transportation - much more so than dogs. Yet, hunters shoot elephants as game in Africa, and we can find them in zoos, but without people really giving a shit.
I disagree that dogs "have been one of the most important factors in human societies growth and evolution". Most people would do just fine without dogs.

Hunting wild elephants and slaughering 100 sled dogs ( a domesticated specie ) are two different things.
Nobody gives a shit ( except WWF and PETA ) if you are shooting jackals, foxes or dholes. It is called hunting and it is probably one of the older human activities.

I wasn't arguing whether hunting is correct or not.

So what is your point ?
Domesticated animals = wild animals ?
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JustPassingBy
Profile Blog Joined January 2011
10776 Posts
February 01 2011 17:31 GMT
#192
On February 01 2011 10:58 alffla wrote:
WTF can't imagine canadians would do something like this

wtf...... at least use lethal injnection or something if they really had to kill them

this is so sad


Have you ever heard of "sealing"?
PlagueRat
Profile Joined July 2010
United States39 Posts
February 01 2011 17:31 GMT
#193
hopefully the dogs fur will be turned into luxurious coats and their meat will find its way into our favorite can of chef boyarde.
gotta think positive
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Nizaris
Profile Joined May 2010
Belgium2230 Posts
Last Edited: 2011-02-01 17:34:36
February 01 2011 17:32 GMT
#194
On February 02 2011 02:04 Djzapz wrote:
sigh...

Good thing I don't really consider myself Canadian :>

Show nested quote +
On February 02 2011 01:37 Nizaris wrote:
So much outrage. Yes the way they did it is pretty disgusting, but as many have said i see no difference in killing 100 sled dogs, or 100 cows/pigs. And i'm sure slaughterhouse aren't a much better way of killing them. Legally i don't really see the problem.

I like eating steaks so animal will have to die, there really is no way around it.

Nobody's going to eat those sled dogs though. And similarly, if I knew my hamburger came from animals which were slaughtered like that, I wouldn't eat it...

Granted I'm eating one now and for all I know it might be full of cow tears....

So the problem is not killing them but it is not eating them? that doesn't make any sense.

good thing u've never been to a slaughterhouse, because if what you say is true you would be a vegetarian. Although i suspect you already know how they are killed and you're just BSing.

They use bolt guns or electricity in slaughterhouses, how is that different then shooting them ? They sometimes have to try multiple times to kill them too. That isn't any better i'm sry.
funkie
Profile Blog Joined November 2005
Venezuela9376 Posts
February 01 2011 17:36 GMT
#195
On February 01 2011 10:58 ReaverDrop! wrote:
They're just animals, they are the property of the man who owns them, what he does to them is nobodies business as far as I'm concerned.


I don't give a flying duck if I get banned or warned for this.

But you sir, are one of the most fucking stupid persons in this forum.

Fuck you.
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Exxo
Profile Joined November 2010
United States79 Posts
February 01 2011 17:40 GMT
#196
I wish I didn't click this thread.
Hi.
Djzapz
Profile Blog Joined August 2009
Canada10681 Posts
Last Edited: 2011-02-01 17:47:54
February 01 2011 17:40 GMT
#197
On February 02 2011 02:32 Nizaris wrote:
Show nested quote +
On February 02 2011 02:04 Djzapz wrote:
sigh...

Good thing I don't really consider myself Canadian :>

On February 02 2011 01:37 Nizaris wrote:
So much outrage. Yes the way they did it is pretty disgusting, but as many have said i see no difference in killing 100 sled dogs, or 100 cows/pigs. And i'm sure slaughterhouse aren't a much better way of killing them. Legally i don't really see the problem.

I like eating steaks so animal will have to die, there really is no way around it.

Nobody's going to eat those sled dogs though. And similarly, if I knew my hamburger came from animals which were slaughtered like that, I wouldn't eat it...

Granted I'm eating one now and for all I know it might be full of cow tears....

So the problem is not killing them but it is not eating them? that doesn't make any sense.

good thing u've never been to a slaughterhouse, because if what you say is true you would be a vegetarian. Although i suspect you already know how they are killed and you're just BSing.

They use bolt guns or electricity in slaughterhouses, how is that different then shooting them ? They sometimes have to try multiple times to kill them too. That isn't any better i'm sry.

I have a problem with inhumane slaughter of animals. Guess I just largely ignore it because hamburgers are delicious.

And having been to a local slaughterhouse and having seen them cows getting killed, it looked OK. I'd be fine if it was always like what I've seen. It's unfortunate that it's not the case.
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XsebT
Profile Blog Joined June 2009
Denmark2980 Posts
February 01 2011 17:48 GMT
#198
On February 02 2011 02:25 Boblion wrote:
Show nested quote +
On February 02 2011 02:09 XsebT wrote:
On February 02 2011 00:27 Boblion wrote:
On February 01 2011 23:40 XsebT wrote:
On February 01 2011 11:44 War Horse wrote:
On February 01 2011 11:04 XsebT wrote:
This story is a bit more dramatic because it is dogs, which we human feel more connected to than any other animal somehow. Still, I don't think this is rational in any way.
According to the WorkSafe B.C. documents obtained by the station, an employee of Outdoor Adventures Whistler has been compensated for post-traumatic stress disorder after being ordered to shoot the animals.

I think this would be quite a normal response, which should indicate that this is wrong. Best wishes to him.

"somehow"

how about the fact that we co-evolved and co-habitated together for millenia, and dogs have been one of the most important factors in human societies growth and evolution?

Disgusting story, lock the fucker up and throw away the damn key

co-evolved and co-habitated? Well, maybe if you need them in front of a sled, but most of the Earth isn't covered in snow. In other parts of the world tame elephants are an important animal for working in the woods and general transportation - much more so than dogs. Yet, hunters shoot elephants as game in Africa, and we can find them in zoos, but without people really giving a shit.
I disagree that dogs "have been one of the most important factors in human societies growth and evolution". Most people would do just fine without dogs.

Hunting wild elephants and slaughering 100 sled dogs ( a domesticated specie ) are two different things.
Nobody gives a shit ( except WWF and PETA ) if you are shooting jackals, foxes or dholes. It is called hunting and it is probably one of the older human activities.

I wasn't arguing whether hunting is correct or not.

So what is your point ?
Domesticated animals = wild animals ?

I'm saying there's a certain bias in this because of the common human feelings for dogs. I just believe these feelings to be somewhat baseless, since dogs aren't some kind of super animal and we could have picked other animals for the same tasks.
That bit of the argument doesn't matter much though, since I go on to saying that we shouldn't do this sort of needless slaugtering of animals in general... BUT, what I want from people is to realize that if this was cows, it would only be noteworthy if we didn't eat them afterwards.
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Scorcher2k
Profile Joined November 2009
United States802 Posts
February 01 2011 17:48 GMT
#199
On February 01 2011 10:58 ReaverDrop! wrote:
They're just animals, they are the property of the man who owns them, what he does to them is nobodies business as far as I'm concerned.

You have to be a sick son of a bitch to actually view an animal, let alone a domesticated one, in this way. I'll never understand how people can hurt others and/or animals...
Treemonkeys
Profile Blog Joined August 2010
United States2082 Posts
February 01 2011 17:49 GMT
#200
Okay, so this isn't cool and all, but as anyone stopped to consider how many dogs animal control shelters kill on a regular basis?
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