[Sheldon the Swede]

Re: Why is killing a dog such a big deal?

The main problem is about that guy is that he killed an animal for his pleasure, not for a very good reason.

You must only kill another animal when you need it to survive.

And besides, dogs are mans best compagnon, why would you kill a loyal pet who practically lives for you.

And 'eating meat' is not about sex, it's about eating the flesh of other animals, you people are so focused on sex.

PS: Wouldn't an animal feel pain? Would it not scream if it got hurt?

[Pastor Ezekiel]

Re: Why is killing a dog such a big deal?

The main problem is about that guy is that he killed an animal for his pleasure, not for a very good reason.

You must only kill another animal when you need it to survive.

Where does it say that in the Holy Bible?

[BelieverInGod]

Re: Why is killing a dog such a big deal?

The main problem is about that guy is that he killed an animal for his pleasure, not for a very good reason.

You must only kill another animal when you need it to survive.

Really? So if I happen to hit a deer and it's flogging around on the side of the highway with two broken legs trying to escape, I shouldn't kill it. After all I'm not going to eat it and I don't need it to survive.

And besides, dogs are mans best compagnon, why would you kill a loyal pet who practically lives for you.

Please explain the difference between eating a dog and eating a cow.

And 'eating meat' is not about sex, it's about eating the flesh of other animals, you people are so focused on sex.

Except you homer peverts turn everything into a sexual comment.

PS: Wouldn't an animal feel pain? Would it not scream if it got hurt?

Ah, so when my dog tangled with a porcupine, I shouldn't of taken out the quills as it was cruel of me to cause it pain. You petaphiles are sick sick people.

[Palmer C. Eldrich]

Re: Why is killing a dog such a big deal?

Here's one for the bleeding heart liberals to cry over:
Kyrgyzstan to eliminate 10,000 dogs

One city official said Bishkek simply does not have enough money to build a pound. "Don't think of us as barbarians," he said. In 2010, about 5,000 dogs were shot, RIAN reported.

[James Hutchins]

Re: Why is killing a dog such a big deal?

Here's one for the bleeding heart liberals to cry over:
Kyrgyzstan to eliminate 10,000 dogs

I hope they stacked them to make the most use out of each bullet.

[Palmer C. Eldrich]

Re: Why is killing a dog such a big deal?

I hope they stacked them to make the most use out of each bullet.

I'm not sure about that, Mr. Hutchins. The story mentions that there is no dog pound in the city. I think they're really just trying to get people to pay their animal license tax. If you knew that your animal might get shot if it doesn't have a current licence, you might be more willing to skip a couple of bottles of Vodka and actually pay the rubles for the license.

[James Hutchins]

Re: Why is killing a dog such a big deal?

Which is more expensive, the license or the bullet? These days, everyone must be fiscally responsible.

[BelieverInGod]

Re: Why is killing a dog such a big deal?

Here's one for the bleeding heart liberals to cry over:
Kyrgyzstan to eliminate 10,000 dogs

The liebrals cry and whine over this, meanwhile the people who did the shooting are more concerned about rabies outbreaks and dogs mauling their children.

Oh, what was I thinking, according to liebrals a dog eating a Christian (are they Christian) child is a GOOD thing.

[Dr. Zaius]

Re: Why is killing a dog such a big deal?

or if the government tells you not to kill any more of those eagles.

I like to stand by the symbols of our nation like the great Bald Eagle but today I hang my head in shame that the Obama administration has resorted to killing off Bald Eagles for communist wind-power generators.

For wind power, US extends permit for eagle deaths - US News and World Report

Originally Posted by AP
"This is not a program to kill eagles," said John Anderson, the director of siting policy at the American Wind Energy Association. "This permit program is about conservation."

[Johny Joe Hold]

Re: Why is killing a dog such a big deal?

I like to stand by the symbols of our nation like the great Bald Eagle but today I hang my head in shame that the Obama administration has resorted to killing off Bald Eagles for communist wind-power generators.

I don't understand either why Obama wants to kill our symbol of freedom, the Bald Eagle. Those wind generators are useless because God's favorite oil extraction method, fracking, is swamping us with oil.

[WWJDnow]

Re: Why is killing a dog such a big deal?

...God's favorite oil extraction method, fracking, is swamping us with oil.

Amen! Here's what the Holy Bible has to say about fracking:

He made him ride on the high places of the earth, that he might eat the increase of the fields; and he made him to suck honey out of the rock, and oil out of the flinty rock. Deuteronomy 32:13

Is not my word like as a fire? saith the Lord; and like a hammer that breaketh the rock in pieces? Jeremiah 23:13

On the other hand, what does the Word say about wind power?

For they have sown the wind, and they shall reap the whirlwind. Hosea 8:7

[Pim Pendergast]

Re: Why is killing a dog such a big deal?

God's favorite oil extraction method, fracking, is swamping us with oil.

God gave man the technology for fracking to reduce demand for Saudi oil. He is taking money out of the pockets of islamic terrorists and putting it back in the pockets of Godly American businessmen.

[Free Market Fred]

Re: Why is killing a dog such a big deal?

I'm glad that this topic is being raised, because it's very relevant to national security.

My company recently won the no-bid contract to run the now privatized SWAT teams in all 50 states. This works out particularly well for us, as next month we are debuting a new reality TV show about our heroic raids on terminal cancer patients using medical marijuana. Thus, being able to conduct raids while filming next week's episode is doubly profitable.

Unfortunately, drug raids are dangerous. Many people keep vicious dogs, and our SWAT team troopers often have no choice but to shoot these animals in self-defense. They don't want to do it, but attack dogs pose a real threat, and the lives of our fine officers are at stake.

Take, for example, a raid that occurred this past weekend. Our awesome NSA security apparatus detected an 80-year-old terminal female cancer patient living alone at home. Our surveillance helicopters spotted three marijuana plants in her backyard greenhouse. A judge issued a no-knock warrant, so at 3 AM, 25 SWAT team officers battered down her front door and drove a tank into the house. However, they were immediately confronted by two vicious family pets, and had no choice but to shoot these dangerous animals.


These vicious pets endangered our officers' lives

To make matters worse, when the officers reached the backyard and broke through the greenhouse glass with their tank, they were confronted by yet more vicious creatures guarding granny's drug factory.


Granny's attack turtle


Drug Lord's guard rabbit

Fortunately, the tank was equipped with a flame thrower, and these vicious animals were stopped in their tracks before they could kill any of our brave SWAT team members.

Unfortunately, the flame thrower also wiped out the marijuana plants, leaving us with no evidence of Granny's drug dealing operation. However, Granny did make an appearance in her night gown, and menaced our officers by shining a flashlight in their faces while screaming "Why are you in my house? You killed my granddaughter's pets!" Due to her aggressive behavior, officers on the scene had no choice but to subdue her with a few shots in the knees with their assault rifles. Granny was handcuffed and charged with resisting arrest and threatening a police officer.

The situation got further our of hand when we discovered that Granny was in fact not home alone, but rather her 12-year-old granddaughter was spending the weekend and sleeping in an adjacent room. She came out screaming and even dared to hit one of our brave troopers with a teddy bear while yelling "Leave my grandmother alone." Quick thinking officers on the scene subdued her with their humane tasers and pepper spray, then handcuffed the little brat. She is currently in solitary confinement at our privatized "Child Protective Services" and being kept calm with Prozac and methadone while we negotiate a fee with her parents.

At the moment, Granny is cooling her heels in one of our privatized prisons. It's too bad about her terminal cancer, as I don't think we're going to get much work out of her in our prison factories. However, her daughter and granddaughter will have plenty of time to work off Granny's debts (we charge our prisoners $1200 per day in room and board).