[ SECRET POST #4064 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4064 ⌋

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[fscom]

01. https://i.imgur.com/qbJrEwJ.jpg

[(Anonymous)]

I used to watch Animal Cops Houston but I don't recognize any of those people. :(

I liked the personalities in Houston, which is why I liked this show over the other versions. I would still watch it if I came across it but I'm more into animal vet shows now. I think it's mostly because that's what they're showing. I don't even know when they air the cops shows anymore.

[tasogare_n_hime]

That show is one of the reasons I miss having satellite TV instead of just having Netflix.

[(Anonymous)]

Full episodes on youtube:

https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=animal+cops+houston+full+episodes

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah, I watched one episode but I couldn't even handle that.

[greghousesgf]

I've never seen this show but I used to be a vet's assistant and I had to quit because I couldn't handle seeing tortured animals, most of which were tortured by kids. Which is one reason I don't like kids.

[hamimi_fk]

... I mean, I kinda have to ask - kids torturing animals? D= (In a fairness, I can kinda understand - my 4yo nephew terrorized our cats for a short time, hitting and throwing stuff at them, but they fought back and we had a long talk (and a bit of spanking ngl) with him. Now they all ignore each other so things are good but like, I'd hate to think of what else kids could've done to their pets that parents didn't actively prevent. Even now I keep an eye on my nephew when he's near the cats, giving a gentle reminder here and there to be easy with them. I guess my point is that it's really the parents' fault? For not teaching their kids better, not so much the kids themselves?)

[greghousesgf]

I know of at least one instance where the stupid parents thought it was real funny, so, yeah, it was definitely at least partly their fault, and I don't like parents who let their kid hurt animals either.

[hamimi_fk]

I can't stand people like that, who think their kids' bad behaviors are funny. Then they're the first ones crying and saying they don't understand how their 'sweet' kid grew up to commit some horrible crime. -.-

I mean, kids are crazy and parents are supposed to steer them in the right direction. When a kid does something like hurt a person/animal, parents NEED to correct them. Sadly, usually, they don't. So yeah, kids aren't always the problem, it matters A LOT what their parents let them get away with. I've been trying to teach this to my sister - my nephew's mother - but she's stubborn - she's the kind of person to blame the pet not the kid for bad stuff going down. Which is my point - a lot of people, who are usually parents, are like that. -.-

[(Anonymous)]

I can't stand people like that, who think their kids' bad behaviors are funny. Then they're the first ones crying and saying they don't understand how their 'sweet' kid grew up to commit some horrible crime. -.-

Oh, god, this.

It's especially bad when they shrug off children abusing and torturing animals, because that's generally one of THE first major warning signs for future criminal behavior. If a kid can abuse an animal, it's only a matter of time before they'll turn their abuse to humans.

[hamimi_fk]

YES

I wish so many more people understood this!

[(Anonymous)]

I can't stand people like that, who think their kids' bad behaviors are funny. Then they're the first ones crying and saying they don't understand how their 'sweet' kid grew up to commit some horrible crime. -.-


Thiiiiiiiis. People who don't want to go through the trouble of teaching their kid empathy and decent behavior and are surprised that the kids grow up to be horrible teenagers and despicable human beings? Assholes.

[hamimi_fk]

Exactly.

Instead of blaming themselves, the parents point the finger at everyone else around them. They forget that for that one finger they point, they got at least three of their own pointing back at them.