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Originally posted by KevinP73
One thing stands out in that picture. If this were real would the wounds caused by such an injury be so clean around the punctures? I can see that perhaps the wounds had been cleaned by someone rescuing the animal, but if that were the case wouldn't they have removed the hooks or at least removed the cable attached to it?
Also interesting is how it's the French who are given credit for such cruelty. It's not as though the French are held in much regard here in the states.
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Kev - as they say, it's the mere thought that counts, whether the images are real or not.
Last night, a neighborhood dog was barking and howling in distress, and it took everything some of the other neighbors (myself included) not to walk out with pitchforks and flaming torches to confront the owner - who's a loudmouth a-hole that makes it habit of yelling at his kids in the middle of his driveway, and likes to drive his friggin' Navigator 60 mph up and down the street when everyone else's kid is outside riding bikes. We're very different about animals (mostly) in this country.
I worked with a Filipino guy, straight from Manilla, who once announced his profound taste for dog meat. It was a great way for him to no longer have company during his coffee breaks.
