Are you doing more for the causes you care about? Or are you going to keep crying online about the state of the world?
I've done more than you by not doing something you''ve done.
And that's pretty dang spiffy.
Are you doing more for the causes you care about? Or are you going to keep crying online about the state of the world?
1) In life, I have zero troubles.
2) Anytime this comes up it's like Game of Thrones "SHAME" from literally a bunch of strangers on a message board. I don't even know if you are the same crew that was in the other threads where we discussed this. You like to distort peoples points of view and lump them together into one Orange bucket (i.e. people who were flashing swastikas and wearing Trump hats at a protest vs people there who voted for Trump and wont stand for that kind of shit in their neighbourhood.
3) I am an animal rights activist and didn't see this coming. And as a result of this I have regrets but won't sit here and wallow. I will always do as much as I can. Example - We are flying a dog in from Puerto Rico next week that was found on Dead Dog Beach. That was already in play before this happened. But now we have to do more.
Are you doing more for the causes you care about? Or are you going to keep crying online about the state of the world?
I've done more than you by not doing something you''ve done.
And that's pretty dang spiffy.
Why? To appease companies who deal with animals and animal products obviously.
15 minutes are up. Have a good one!
actually, you're 5 mins late
thats two losses in one night(morning?)
I am an animal rights activist.
1) In life, I have zero troubles.
2) Anytime this comes up it's like Game of Thrones "SHAME" from literally a bunch of strangers on a message board. I don't even know if you are the same crew that was in the other threads where we discussed this. You like to distort peoples points of view and lump them together into one Orange bucket (i.e. people who were flashing swastikas and wearing Trump hats at a protest vs people there who voted for Trump and wont stand for that kind of shit in their neighbourhood.
3) I am an animal rights activist and didn't see this coming. And as a result of this I have regrets but won't sit here and wallow. I will always do as much as I can. Example - We are flying a dog in from Puerto Rico next week that was found on Dead Dog Beach. That was already in play before this happened. But now we have to do more.
Are you doing more for the causes you care about? Or are you going to keep crying online about the state of the world?
"I regret my vote"
Two choices:
"I'm glad you came to realize trump is bad for the world" - encourages growth, reflection, and change
"FUCK YOU ASSHOLE" - galvanizes the "why even bother?" thought process
So what we've learned in this thread is that Trump supporters dumbly voted against their own self-interests.
"Animal rights activist" indeed.
Sorry, but unlike the majority of ignorant voters who voted for that turd, gaffers have had months of threads and posts pointing out why Trump is a terrible choice for not just America but humanity in general.
"Oops, my bad" doesn't quite cut it.
I found out about this last week from a Beagle Rescue Foundation we support.
NOW I regret my vote (Not it mattered in NY anyway).
OK but how many of those threads were full of people insulting them if they say they voted for trump?
Look, I have zero sympathy for people who voted for trump. I have zero respect for those who are confronted with information about trump and his destructive, dangerous policies and go on to say "oh boo hoo liberals, you lost, get over it, blah blah blah". If someone is shown facts and still refuses to change, fine, belittle them, do whatever. I wont be defending them. But when someone begins to see what their vote helped lead to, what do you gain from again insulting them and belittling them? They take whatever ray of hope they had toward the realization of their error and they shut it out.
Do you want people to change, do you want them to make better choices in the future? Or do you just want to feel better about yourself by proving how you were right and they were wrong?
If they're truly regretting their choice and are genuinely interested in change, they'll get there on their own. If a few insults from (rightly) angered folks are enough to make them shrivel up and go back on their "regret", I'd say they were never genuine to begin with.
I'm a minority and I'm tired of having to coddle these people. Understand that your choice was directly responsible for the shit we're in now. You chose to support a man who openly encouraged racism, sexism, bigotry and the destruction of our world. There are consequences to that. If you want to change, fucking do it yourself. Don't expect us to do it for you. You gave us the finger when we needed your help the most. Don't be mad when we're not interested in this kumbaya shit.
That particular person you went to bat for made clear he/she hasn't a care in the world. "Minorities are gonna get fucked?" "Not really my concern. I volunteer! I'm a good person! I'll vote for Trump because, why not?"Fair enough. Being a white male I realize it's a lot easier for me to default to the kumbaya shit thanks to my privilege. Perhaps I need to reflect more myself before arguing for others.
Fair enough. Being a white male I realize it's a lot easier for me to default to the kumbaya shit thanks to my privilege. Perhaps I need to reflect more myself before arguing for others.
"I regret my vote"
Two choices:
"I'm glad you came to realize trump is bad for the world" - encourages growth, reflection, and change
"FUCK YOU ASSHOLE" - galvanizes the "why even bother?" thought process
I think it's more that this is what's causing him to reflect is what's angering people here. All the people that are suffering, along with democracy itself? Apparently, no problem there. Trump has turned the executive branch into a billionaire boardroom with the only intention to enrich himself, his family, and his buddies. Everyone else might as well be a cockroach under his foot. But hiding animal abuse? That's a bridge too far!Agreed, shaming someone engaging in self-reflection is not a good thing. Everyone makes mistakes, if you reflect on your decisions and learn from them you should be encouraged not lambasted.
Translation: Fuck you, got mine.1) In life, I have zero troubles.
I found out about this last week from a Beagle Rescue Foundation we support.
NOW I regret my vote (Not it mattered in NY anyway).
We warned about his impact on environment, rights of people, the deregulation of companies and more, you seriously thought your dogs would be magically exempt?
Trump is now officially more evil than cartoon villains.
3) I am an animal rights activist and didn't see this coming.
As much as I love animals, in particular dogs, it pains me that it even took some goddamn dogs to make some Trump voters regret their vote and not the human beings the administration was directly targeting with their xenophobic rhetoric.
Let's see PETA do something useful for once.
I found out about this last week from a Beagle Rescue Foundation we support.
NOW I regret my vote (Not it mattered in NY anyway).
I value animals more than those sub-human blacks and muslims.
But I'm not racist!
After years of fighting, the USDA finally banned Big Lick horses. The Trump administration immediately killed it.
If you don't know what Big Lick is, it's the torture of Tennessee Walking horses for show.
After years of fighting, the USDA finally banned Big Lick horses. The Trump administration immediately killed it.
If you don't know what Big Lick is, it's the torture of Tennessee Walking horses for show.
Trump is now officially more evil than cartoon villains.
1) In life, I have zero troubles.
2) Anytime this comes up it's like Game of Thrones "SHAME" from literally a bunch of strangers on a message board. I don't even know if you are the same crew that was in the other threads where we discussed this. You like to distort peoples points of view and lump them together into one Orange bucket (i.e. people who were flashing swastikas and wearing Trump hats at a protest vs people there who voted for Trump and wont stand for that kind of shit in their neighbourhood.
3) I am an animal rights activist and didn't see this coming. And as a result of this I have regrets but won't sit here and wallow. I will always do as much as I can. Example - We are flying a dog in from Puerto Rico next week that was found on Dead Dog Beach. That was already in play before this happened. But now we have to do more.
Are you doing more for the causes you care about? Or are you going to keep crying online about the state of the world?
A trump supporter just sent me this on this topic. Is this true or not?
"The U.S. Department of Agriculture released a statement this morning regarding the removal of animal welfare reports from its Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service (APHIS) website: The review of APHIS website has been ongoing, and the agency is striving to balance the need for transparency with rules protecting individual privacy. In 2016, well before the change of Administration, APHIS decided to make adjustments to the posting of regulatory records. In addition, APHIS is currently involved in litigation concerning, among other issues, information posted on the agencys website. While the agency is vigorously defending against this litigation, in an abundance of caution, the agency is taking additional measures to protect individual privacy. These decisions are not final. Adjustments may be made regarding information appropriate for release and posting.
Come volunteer with us at the ACC in Manhattan. We can discuss caring and not caring.