Neighbors - Do you have control of your dogs? Time for a posse...

[Steppenwolfe]

Speaking of hunting, when's the last time the wildlife commission had a season on us humans, or animals as you refer to us as?

Do the ****'s in WW2 Germany count as human ?, Or... were they the animals ???

 

[Shaneard]

Do the ****'s in WW2 Germany count as human ?, Or... were they the animals ???

Still humans, just didn't act like it, just like humans today that do heinous things to others.

 

[atsah]

Humans have been vicious since the beginning of race but have become more domesticated since WW2 hence why most dogs sleep in houses and not on a chain out in the yard..

These days the viciousness of humans comes from the brain to the keyboard and the mouth (unless you live in Chicago) and is sometimes worse than from the hand..

A quick look at our political system and the two sides shows human viciousness beyond belief..

 

[Sigarms]

Speaking of hunting, when's the last time the wildlife commission had a season on us humans, or animals as you refer to us as?

The wildlife commission didn't have a season for humans, but governments. Some better known than others...

If man has superior reasoning, why does man screw without using "protection" to decrease the odds of unwanted pregnancies? The reality is there are so many unwanted children in the US that it's beyond the point of being ridiculous.

 

[Shaneard]

The wildlife commission didn't have a season for humans, but governments. Some better known than others...

If man has superior reasoning, why does man screw without using "protection" to decrease the odds of unwanted pregnancies? The reality is there are so many unwanted children in the US that it's beyond the point of being ridiculous.

I would guess the same reason dogs hump pillows or human legs, they think with the wrong head?

 

[Sigarms]

Humans have been vicious since the beginning of race but have become more domesticated since WW2 hence why most dogs sleep in houses and not on a chain out in the yard..

Honestly, in the south, dogs on chains in the yard are more common than "indoor" dogs. You're just use to the way things are "up north".

Then again, if a dog is an animal, why in the heck would you have them be inside anyways? Animals don't belong inside a house, but outside.

 

[Sigarms]

I would guess the same reason dogs hump pillows or human legs, they think with the wrong head?

But if man's reasoning is superior, so that can't be the case. Anyone using any reasoning would understand the costs associated with a baby and the time involved in raising a child, and would only screw if they we're will to take on that responsibility, right?

 

[atsah]

Honestly, in the south, dogs on chains in the yard are more common than "indoor" dogs. You're just use to the way things are "up north".

Then again, if a dog is an animal, why in the heck would you have them be inside anyways? Animals don't belong inside a house, but outside.

Growing up dogs didn't live inside, now they live inside, up here anyway..

 

[atsah]

Honestly, in the south, dogs on chains in the yard are more common than "indoor" dogs. You're just use to the way things are "up north".

Why do you think that is?

 

[Sigarms]

Growing up dogs didn't live inside, now they live inside, up here anyway..

My first dog was a dalmation in the early 70's. Dog stayed inside with us. My dogs mother was a "show dog", that dog stayed "insides" as well. My dogs mother was from DC. My dog stayed inside in Massachusettes, New Hampshire and New York, so you're comment is only a generality to what you're used to.