 Edmonton man faces cruelty charges in B.C. horse dramaLaw & Order | 208071 hits | Feb 25 7:40 am | Posted by: Alta_redneck  The Edmonton man who allegedly abandoned two horses on the side of a mountain near McBride, B.C., in December is facing three counts of animal cruelty, the B.C. SPCA confirmed yesterday.Commentsview comments in forum Page 1 2 You need to be a member of CKA and be logged into the site, to comment on news. |
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What kind of asshole are you to abandon 2 horses in the boof*cking middle of nowhere without food or shelter?
Their "agenda" being the prevention of cruelty to animals?
if that was simply there agenda then id be fine but we all know its not just about that, its also about punishing the people who like eating animals and like wearing fur and harassing everyone who doesn't drink the PETA/SPCA coolaid.
Don't get me wrong it was wrong what he did but they are also wrong in using it the way they are.
Their "agenda" being the prevention of cruelty to animals?
if that was simply there agenda then id be fine but we all know its not just about that, its also about punishing the people who like eating animals and like wearing fur and harassing everyone who doesn't drink the PETA/SPCA coolaid.
Don't get me wrong it was wrong what he did but they are also wrong in using it the way they are.
Prove your point or I call
Their "agenda" being the prevention of cruelty to animals?
if that was simply there agenda then id be fine but we all know its not just about that, its also about punishing the people who like eating animals and like wearing fur and harassing everyone who doesn't drink the PETA/SPCA coolaid.
Don't get me wrong it was wrong what he did but they are also wrong in using it the way they are.
Prove your point or I call
I'll second that....let's see some proof of the SPCA pushing their agenda on this!
Their "agenda" being the prevention of cruelty to animals?
if that was simply there agenda then id be fine but we all know its not just about that, its also about punishing the people who like eating animals and like wearing fur and harassing everyone who doesn't drink the PETA/SPCA coolaid.
Don't get me wrong it was wrong what he did but they are also wrong in using it the way they are.
Kind of like the way they made the http://www.rescue100.com/ horses into a pro-peta campaign?
. . . oh, wait, that didn't happen did it?
Edit: Oh, and THIRD. Put up or shut up.
Can some one explain why the SPCA kills the animals after a certain time as it gets to costly to feed them, house them etc?... So instead of giving a kid a puppy for free that's at the end of the line they just kill it instead if someone wont pay 300 bucks for the animal . seems kinda weird to me.
My comment was more aimed at a Peta mentality. Oh right and its an opinion if you don't like it TOUGH SHIT!! move along, see that was simple. Welcome to Canada and to free speech.
Some people just have to prove theirs is bigger.
As I've stated before, opinions are like assholes.....everyone has one.
Some people just have to prove theirs is bigger.
Ever since I started this whole debate stuff on the internet thing, I noticed something.
If some entity in an article has a 'hidden agenda' it's usually just revealing the posters inner biases. Sid believes these groups have a hidden agenda, so he sees it.
The facts be damned!
Can some one explain why the SPCA kills the animals after a certain time as it gets to costly to feed them, house them etc?... So instead of giving a kid a puppy for free that's at the end of the line they just kill it instead if someone wont pay 300 bucks for the animal . seems kinda weird to me.
Because you are quite wrong. That isn't what happens, nor why.
Can some one explain why the SPCA kills the animals after a certain time as it gets to costly to feed them, house them etc?... So instead of giving a kid a puppy for free that's at the end of the line they just kill it instead if someone wont pay 300 bucks for the animal . seems kinda weird to me.
Because you are quite wrong. That isn't what happens, nor why.
really? funny my friend works at an SPCA and this happens daily. Care to explain? Im serious actually. What happens at other SPCAs then?
As I've stated before, opinions are like assholes.....everyone has one.
Some people just have to prove theirs is bigger.
Agreed
Can some one explain why the SPCA kills the animals after a certain time as it gets to costly to feed them, house them etc?... So instead of giving a kid a puppy for free that's at the end of the line they just kill it instead if someone wont pay 300 bucks for the animal . seems kinda weird to me.
Because you are quite wrong. That isn't what happens, nor why.
really? funny my friend works at an SPCA and this happens daily. Care to explain? Im serious actually. What happens at other SPCAs then?
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