[ SECRET POST #3843 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3843 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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[Silmarillion]


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[So You Think You Can Dance, Vanessa Hudgens]


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[Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom]


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[Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn]


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[Fargo, season 3]


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[Dark Matter]


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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Unfortunately for our emotional connection to our pets, yes, people are. I don't like people, I love my dog. But if a car was barreling down the road and I had to choose between saving my beloved dog and some degenerate meth slag, I'd save the human. You can't choose an animal's life over a person's, morally or legally.

[tabaqui]

Blah blah blah. I've heard this argument a million times. And you actually *can*. It's all down to if you could live with the choice you make. And frankly, I'd probably knee-jerk save my dog, especially if she were right there and the 'degenerate meth slag' were too far away or whatever.

Life is full of choices.

[(Anonymous)]

I hope you give up your dog, because I really don't believe you love him if you think he's so easily tossed away and I'm afraid of what will happen when he becomes inconvenient to you in old age.

[(Anonymous)]

Damn dude, you'd pick some rando's life over your beloved dog? A dog that's presumably given you companionship and love? I'm sorry, but fuck that. I'd save my dog's life over some random person's. Not because I don't care about my fellow human beings or because I think a meth head doesn't deserve to be saved, but because it's my dog. He's family and, unless they're terrible, you don't leave behind family.

[(Anonymous)]

for what it's worth I'm with you on this. morally and legally...

[(Anonymous)]

Nice responding to yourself, dude.

[(Anonymous)]

actually no but nice try

[virtual_lips]

Nobody has the legal obligation to save anyone else in that type of situation.

[(Anonymous)]

Maybe in your country. Refusing to provide help to a person in need is a crime where I live.

[(Anonymous)]

Same. It creeps me out when people value animals over fellow humans. Reminds me of that interview with a Jewish child who survived Holocaust and said that he wished he was a dog, because Nazis loved dogs. I guess we shouldn't be surprised that we live ina world where people are bastards to each other, if saying that pets aren't inherently more valuable and worthy of sympathy and care than children is considered a controversial statement.

[(Anonymous)]

They specifically said a degenerate methhead, not children, but nice attempt at a godwin.

[(Anonymous)]

This is so massively anthropocentric that I have to wonder if you're a troll or just ignorant.

[virtual_lips]

YOU can't make that choice. Other people can.

Also, placing human life over nonhuman life doesn't make you moral in any way, just as an fyi.

[(Anonymous)]

I pity your dog.