Re: Robots For Robots Gif Dump
all we ask is if you show animal deaths you throw in some human ones too
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all we ask is if you show animal deaths you throw in some human ones too
No, that dog with the pigs nose is not okay. It is humiliating to pigs.
Interesting. Especially since that particular gif is lodged in between two other ones of people getting hurt...
I don't really get much out of watching people getting seriously hurt either, but there's obviously a difference. One shows people in accidents the other type is animals being intentionally mistreated.
I remember a while back someone posted a picture of cats cruelly locked in a cage . It was taken down because nobody wanted to see it. How is that different? If they had party hats on and were next a picture of batman it would cool again?
Well anyway. I wasn't trying to convince you not to do it. I know, it's the internet / animals are routinely killed en masse everyday. etc. just my thoughts on that matter. Carry on...
i would have expected a harder line from elsquirrel considering the content
PS the parachute dogs were all okay.
If it's not funny, then neither are the other ones, yet you chose the squirrel to get upset about. That's interesting! And somewhat disturbing... Is it a question of warped priorities or maybe an accumulated dullness towards suffering of other people due to an overexposure to violence in the media? Or perhaps you had a pet squirrel as a child? See? Interesting!
I have not said anything about past gif's. So, you still think animal cruelty is fun? How Interesting!
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I think he's talking to me. I never said I found the gifs of people being injured funny either, I don't, though generally I find gifs funny. You're also assuming a lot about my feelings towards human suffering based on the fact I pointed out the animal gifs and not the others. As mentioned above, I still think they are different circumstances. Filming someone who accidentally falls downs a set of stairs is different to setting up a camera and pushing strangers down a set of stairs as they walk past and then taking pleasure in it.
Actually, I think animals and humans are very similar - both from a scientific standpoint and personal experience - if that makes me overly sensitive to it, so be it. My guess is whatever the important part that makes us who we are, 'soul' are whatever you want to call it is essentially the same in animals. To what degree it exists in all animals, I don't know the answer. For instance, we have more in common with an ape, than an ape has in common with a small insect. I like to think they should both be treated fairly. It bothers me, but I'm not 'upset', and didn't really want to launch into a sermon, also I doubt anyone wants to hear it, so if you find that skewed we'll have to agree to disagree.
Heifets: No, you haven't mentioned the previous gifs, that was my point.
Elsquirrel, you realize that by your logic it's ok to laugh at animals getting hurt, IF it happens by accident? And I am not drawing any conclusions about any of you. I was merely illustrating why I find these reactions interesting.
There are plenty of pics of people intentionally getting hurt by others in this thread, yet you two reacted to a squirrel. I find that bizarre. I find this whole conversation bizarre.
Where does the line go anyway? Putting a snout on a dog is humiliating, but I wouldn't call it animal cruelty. The parachute dog was ok, is that still animal cruelty then? Is the only criteria that it is involuntary? In that case, why doesn't that apply to gifs of humans?
I don't like seeing animals suffering either, and I'm not out to offend anybody. You ask why it's "interesting" or "funny" to post gifs of squirrels catapulted in the air. Maybe it's not interesting in any academic way, or funny in any humorous way. It is, merely, two very fucked up things to do. Like real life Monty Python. And that alone justifies posting it.
Do you people seriously think humor or spontaneous laughing reaction is somehow connected to morality or ethics?
Does it really make you a bad person if you laugh to some creatures' misfortune or suffering? In most cases of course the sense of empathy overrides the comedy of the funny event in hand, but if something amuses you, you really cant control it.
I mean of course you have to control yourself i.e. in a situation of room filled with severely handicapped people. But what i mean is that even tough you have to keep your outside calm, you might still be laughing on the inside and just bite your tongue to not laugh out loud. You probably can't help it, and that is not immoral. Laughing on their face about their misfortune would be, though.
I mean if someone shoots a squirrel with a slingshot, it does amuse me. Just as i laugh my ass off reading the darwin awards site, which is actually a site filled with really heartbreaking and tragic stories on the other hand. But it's still funny. Black humor is all about terrible misfortunes.
It's important to remember that if a deed is immoral, however severely, it does not make it automatically unfunny. Making pranks to a friend is also immoral in a way, as you make yourself laugh on the expense of another person.
I've had a discussion similar to this about art. I think you can murder a man and call it art if you want, and be right. But you'd still be a terrible and immoral murderer.
They're SEPARATE things.
Just my two cents...
anyways, here's something else
we need more gifs of robots getting hurt
No, that dog with the pigs nose is not okay. It is humiliating to pigs.
Yeah it's like the birthday dog pic, he was surely abused by bad birthday cakes.
Did'nt realize panana peeling could be that hot
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