Owner roasts family pet in barbecue

**mynameis** · 18th August 2009, 19:22

Originally Posted by scumdog

Almost as correct as doing same to pig/sheep/hen whatever.

And yes, on front of kids- they need to know how the real world works.

Haha

no he's still wrapped in a bubble and thinks his meat comes from when Murray passes away peacefully in the farm.

**SixPackBack** · 18th August 2009, 19:27

Originally Posted by mynameis

Yor IQ is obviously flying well below the radar, what I said before.

Uhhu......humour me and give it a shot. None of your previous posts address the questions below.

So you don't eat dog, don't want to, don't know where to buy it?
But you want to protect the right for individuals to beat their dog to death, slit its throat and cook it in their back garden?.......possibly in front of neighbours, children etc?
Is that correct?

**SixPackBack** · 18th August 2009, 19:29

Originally Posted by scumdog

Almost as correct as doing same to pig/sheep/hen whatever.

And yes, on front of kids- they need to know how the real world works.

Children need to know about sex as well, should we set up some live shows?

**mynameis** · 18th August 2009, 19:32

Originally Posted by SixPackBack

Children need to know about sex as well, should we set up some live shows?

That's what the internet and porn is for silly

**mynameis** · 18th August 2009, 19:35

Originally Posted by SixPackBack

Uhhu......humour me and give it a shot. None of your previous posts address the questions below.

So you don't eat dog, don't want to, don't know where to buy it?
But you want to protect the right for individuals to beat their dog to death, slit its throat and cook it in their back garden?.......possibly in front of neighbours, children etc?
Is that correct?

Just for your sake I'll say it again :

Originally Posted by mynameis

Your questions are completely irrelevant and it has got absolutely nothing to do with whether I eat dog or not or if it is sold or not.

People can put whatever they want in their mouth irrespective of it being commercially sold or if it affects a bunch of minority soft whingers.

It was a nuisance dog which got clubbed in the head and umu'ed.

Get over it move on, no crime was committed nothing wrong was done.

**SixPackBack** · 18th August 2009, 20:28

Originally Posted by mynameis

That's what the internet and porn is for silly

Cool. The kids can get their sex education there rather than over the neighbours fence.

**SixPackBack** · 18th August 2009, 20:30

Originally Posted by mynameis

Just for your sake I'll say it again :

Avoidance?....try engagement!.

**PrincessBandit** · 18th August 2009, 20:31

Originally Posted by mynameis

Doesn't take long to buckle up when you have nothing else to say and explain eh.

Vegan

Get over it clown, take your soft little emotive bias opinion to a group who cares. Have a little cry in a corner with your puppy and hope no one steals it for umu

Yawn.

You're still an idiot.

**Robert Taylor** · 18th August 2009, 20:32

A few steps closer to cannibalism.....

**mynameis** · 18th August 2009, 20:40

Originally Posted by SixPackBack

Avoidance?....try engagement!.

Avoidance and trying to steer this to a totally irrelevant conversation is what you're aiming for when you have nothing else to engage.

Got something to say spill it out.

Originally Posted by PrincessBandit

Yawn.

You're still an idiot.

Your soft little soul has clearly been affected by the clubbing and umu of a dog, counselling could be the answer to sort out your illogical thoughts and emotions

**wbks** · 18th August 2009, 20:58

Originally Posted by mynameis

Avoidance and trying to steer this to a totally irrelevant conversation is what you're aiming for when you have nothing else to engage.

Got something to say spill it out.

Your soft little soul has clearly been affected by the clubbing and umu of a dog, counselling could be the answer to sort out your illogical thoughts and emotions

At which point does immaturity stop being funny? Think about that...

**SixPackBack** · 18th August 2009, 20:59

Originally Posted by mynameis

Avoidance and trying to steer this to a totally irrelevant conversation is what you're aiming for when you have nothing else to engage.

Got something to say spill it out.

I'm avoiding nothing. If you wish to discuss the subject in a civilised fashion feel free to ask me a question-I will answer, in return it would be reasonable for you to answer my questions which you have so far avoided.

Your soft little soul has clearly been affected by the clubbing and umu of a dog, counselling could be the answer to sort out your illogical thoughts and emotions

It may well be illogical to you to classify a dog as just 'meat' for the vast majority of NZers witnessing the 'murder' of a dog in someones back yard would send some into catonic shock. Kiwi's by and large are socially conditioned to think of dog's as pets, companions, house-gaurds and working animals. they are not, nor have they ever been classified as food.

Causal links between animal cruelty are well documented. Killing and eating a dog to many would be considered abnormal and cruel.

"Many studies in psychology, sociology, and criminology during the last 25 years have demonstrated that violent offenders frequently have childhood and adolescent histories of serious and repeated animal cruelty. The FBI has recognized the connection since the 1970s, when its analysis of the lives of serial killers suggested that most had killed or tortured animals as children. Other research has shown consistent patterns of animal cruelty among perpetrators of more common forms of violence, including child abuse, spouse abuse, and elder abuse. In fact, the American Psychiatric Association considers animal cruelty one of the diagnostic criteria of conduct disorder."

**mynameis** · 18th August 2009, 21:07

Originally Posted by SixPackBack

I'm avoiding nothing. If you wish to discuss the subject in a civilised fashion feel free to ask me a question-I will answer, in return it would be reasonable for you to answer my questions which you have so far avoided.

It may well be illogical to you to classify a dog as just 'meat' for the vast majority of NZers witnessing the 'murder' of a dog in someones back yard would send some into catonic shock. Kiwi's by and large are socially conditioned to think of dog's as pets, companions, house-gaurds and working animals. they are not, nor have they ever been classified as food.

Causal links between animal cruelty are well documented. Killing and eating a dog to many would be considered abnormal and cruel.

0oh another brilliant shot by the hypocrit, I am not the one dishing out little red dot because I don't agree with you

Again pulling facts out of thin air? Who witnessed the murder of a dog in their backyard??

**SixPackBack** · 18th August 2009, 21:17

Originally Posted by mynameis

0oh another brilliant shot by the hypocrit, I am not the one dishing out little red dot because I don't agree with you

Again pulling facts out of thin air? Who witnessed the murder of a dog in their backyard??

Safe to assume somebody did, how otherwise did both the SPCA and the press become involved. Also safe to assume that if such actions are 'normal' and sold to the public as such we will have incidences of 'pets' being slaughtered in their back yards.

Your very young aren't you mynameis?