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My son and his GF went up to a park today (because they can) and saw a foreign 'gentleman' let his kids stamp on on poorly pigeon and then kick it under a car.
When questioned he replied 'No understand English'
If I had been there he bloody would..
Nothing to do with nationality,,,just bloody shathouses whatever country you come from!
Whoever allows their kids to kick a bird to death
When questioned he replied 'No understand English'
If I had been there he bloody would..
Nothing to do with nationality,,,just bloody shathouses whatever country you come from!
Whoever allows their kids to kick a bird to death
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Other cultures have attitudes to animals, especially towards their care and welfare, that are in a different universe from ours.
This family may have come from a country where the slaughter of birds or animals was a matter of routine, and putting a creature out of its misery is seen as an act of kindness.
I can only speculate of course, I wasn't there, but I am willing to bet that cultural differences were in play here.
This family may have come from a country where the slaughter of birds or animals was a matter of routine, and putting a creature out of its misery is seen as an act of kindness.
I can only speculate of course, I wasn't there, but I am willing to bet that cultural differences were in play here.
Perhaps being raised in the "Religion of Peace" culcha Nails. Not allowed to be critical I'm afraid duck. You must try to understand their traditions and be respectful of them at all times, otherwise Plod's "hate crimes" squad will be on you like a ton of pitta bread. Wesport Lake has gone down the nick.
Yes excusing disgusting, stoneage, beastial behavior ,as a get out clause, is always the way to try to persuade people in this so called civilised country to shrug our shoulders and accept it is the culture of other 'guests' here.I recall young kids being encouraged by their Islamic parents to cut off their Teddy Bear's head with a Rambo knife and pretend they were heads of infidels. Some civilisation.
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Mamya - // Children laughing (and not being told it's wrong) whilst stamping the remains of life from a creature is cruel.
No amount of redirection from you will change my opinion Andy. //
I assure you I was not offering 'redirection' - I agree entirely that this was inexcusable cruelty, and it's a shame there was no police around to apprehend the father and point out a few facts about the way animals and birds are treated here.
No amount of redirection from you will change my opinion Andy. //
I assure you I was not offering 'redirection' - I agree entirely that this was inexcusable cruelty, and it's a shame there was no police around to apprehend the father and point out a few facts about the way animals and birds are treated here.
nailit - // Letting ones kids stamp on injured pigeons is no-ones tradition or entertainment,
Sicko if you defend it!! //
I was not suggesting for a minute that it was - merely offering a possible explanation for the father's behaviour.
But offering an explanation for something is not the same as condoning it, or excusing it, and I do neither I assure you.
Sicko if you defend it!! //
I was not suggesting for a minute that it was - merely offering a possible explanation for the father's behaviour.
But offering an explanation for something is not the same as condoning it, or excusing it, and I do neither I assure you.
retrocop - // Yes excusing disgusting, stoneage, beastial behavior ,as a get out clause, is always the way to try to persuade people in this so called civilised country to shrug our shoulders and accept it is the culture of other 'guests' here. //
For the third, and hopefully last time, I was not excusing or condoning this incident for a moment.
I don't think that anyone should excuse barbaric behaviour on the basis that other people do things differently - that just makes their behaviour and attitudes different, it does not make them right.
For the third, and hopefully last time, I was not excusing or condoning this incident for a moment.
I don't think that anyone should excuse barbaric behaviour on the basis that other people do things differently - that just makes their behaviour and attitudes different, it does not make them right.
