Kids caught roasting puppies over bonfire

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06 Feb 2009, 6:27 pm

I can't comprehend the fun in torturing an animal or human that's non-threatening especially animals and children. Never understood this kind of mentality.

As for the roasted puppies....it's beyond me.

I have heard that many serial murderers start doing this kind of stuff to animals before going onto people.


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06 Feb 2009, 6:45 pm

I don't think we're evil by nature. Some of us are


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06 Feb 2009, 7:13 pm

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I have heard that many serial murderers start doing this kind of stuff to animals before going onto people.

Harming animals is common, as I recall, among antisocials in general.

I knew people, or heard stories of children where I grew up harming animals not infrequently. Children and adolescents are just very wicked and monstrous creatures in general in my experience.


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06 Feb 2009, 7:34 pm

i can hardly find the words, this is beyond my comprehension, these kids are sick, it's just disgusting how they can treat harmless innocent animals this way, and get away with it.

we humans tend to forget that we ourselves are also animals, we are no different from those dogs, do we not also requite food and water, do we not have similar organs do we not consist out of the same materials, it is sickening what these kids did, if they ever get caught, i recommend severe punishment.


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06 Feb 2009, 8:34 pm

BLECCH!

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07 Feb 2009, 2:42 am

I think that the kids who did this are real sickos but in their case I want the so called "soft" community service.

They should have to do 50 hours of picking dog muck off streets and parkland, this would give them plenty of time to consider their vile deed.


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07 Feb 2009, 6:54 am

Woodpecker wrote:
I think that the kids who did this are real sickos but in their case I want the so called "soft" community service.

They should have to do 50 hours of picking dog muck off streets and parkland, this would give them plenty of time to consider their vile deed.


fifty hours for torturing an animal?

the kids involved need to get a bit of turture themselves, the worst branch of society use animal abuse as a prior-practice to what they commit when they grow up. these kids need to be stopped before it happens.


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07 Feb 2009, 7:40 am

Oh that's disgusting and sick. I'm so glad the two dogs came out of it vastly physically fine.

The worst is that the kids might be as normal as most kids that they might feel strong emotions and might be of normal intelligence and are just utterly emotionally disturbed.

Imagine how much hate you must feel and how strongly that must be to readily torture something and watch it die - and all at such a young age.


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07 Feb 2009, 2:21 pm

familiar_stranger wrote:
Woodpecker wrote:
I think that the kids who did this are real sickos but in their case I want the so called "soft" community service.

They should have to do 50 hours of picking dog muck off streets and parkland, this would give them plenty of time to consider their vile deed.


fifty hours for torturing an animal?

the kids involved need to get a bit of turture themselves, the worst branch of society use animal abuse as a prior-practice to what they commit when they grow up. these kids need to be stopped before it happens.


Opps, I should have written 50 years, anyway with the state of dog muck it is a soft punishment.


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07 Feb 2009, 4:26 pm

The two surviving puppies are just adorable. I just can't think how they'd have the "gumption" to do that.

When I look at the ages of the children I'm a bit shocked because usually kids around that age want pets.

Hell I can remember being really sensative to animals when I was around 12. I'd worry about my dog being left outside for too long and get mad everytime I'd hear some as*hole joking about how he poisoned a bunch of stray kittens.

So the ages of these children is a bit odd in that their not exactly adult teens. I usually expect this behavior from older teens to young adults.

Anyway, I think there should be a more sever law against this kind of act. It's about time people not look at animals as just property but living breathing creatures just as babies. I mean if this had been done to a baby, the punishment would've been more severe.

What I can't help but wonder though is what is wrong with these kids and where were there parents?

This just doesn't seem normal to me especially with kids that young.


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07 Feb 2009, 4:30 pm

That is very sad. I am glad at least that the puppies were rescued and I hope they both get good homes.


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08 Feb 2009, 12:17 am

pigs are smarter than puppies. i once went to a party where a pig was roasted on a spit in a pit. it was delicious. just sayin'.

compare and contrast: http://www.detnews.com/apps/pbcs.dll/ar ... 381/&imw=Y


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08 Feb 2009, 1:47 am

greenblue wrote:
well, it isn't that suprising, humans are evil by nature, and they need to be erradicated.


QFT.

adverb wrote:
pigs are smarter than puppies. i once went to a party where a pig was roasted on a spit in a pit. it was delicious. just sayin'.

compare and contrast: http://www.detnews.com/apps/pbcs.dll/ar ... 381/&imw=Y


Pigs are delicious, especially bacon. Humans are supposed to taste like pork. :chin:

How was the party?


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08 Feb 2009, 3:56 am

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How was the party?

nice. it was a cuban family reunion in tampa. it wasn't my family, and i'm not cuban. the best part, besides the tasty pig and yam (and getting to pull my pork off the carcass) was hanging with the grandmother in the kitchen while she made cuban coffee (sweetened espresso) and told me about how awful castro is. apparently he's pretty awful.


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08 Feb 2009, 9:31 pm

The kids probably just fancied some hot dogs for their dinner.



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09 Feb 2009, 8:15 am

adverb wrote:
GoatOnFire wrote:
How was the party?

nice. it was a cuban family reunion in tampa. it wasn't my family, and i'm not cuban. the best part, besides the tasty pig and yam (and getting to pull my pork off the carcass) was hanging with the grandmother in the kitchen while she made cuban coffee (sweetened espresso) and told me about how awful castro is. apparently he's pretty awful.


You gate crashed a Cuban family reunion!?! Nice, that is aspie skills right there.

Funnily enough when I went to Cuba in the late 90's the food wasn't all that great. And you could only get it from approved places, like your hotel. There was very few independent restaurants. They did licence families to have a table of ten or so people max. This was the best food. But pork was expensive you had to tell them in advance.

My impression of Cuba is they are very Americanised ironically. Baseball is hugely popular. They love vintage American cars which they have managed to keep running since the embargo.

It isn't the idea of cooking puppies that is cruel it is the fact that they would do it while they are still alive.