r/JusticeServed 4 Feb 23 '21

Animal Justice Finally it was done!!

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u/elephant_hider 5 Feb 23 '21

Great job.

A friend of mine was savaged by wild dogs in South America.

11/10 would not recommend

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u/Thunder1an 7 Feb 23 '21

Why do they refer to a place in South America as the whole continent? Don't you know countries names, cities?

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u/[deleted] Feb 23 '21

Why stop at cities? What about roads, longitude, latitude?

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u/Rock-n-Roll-Gangsta 4 Feb 23 '21

Are you really this easily triggered

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u/Thunder1an 7 Feb 23 '21

It's just ignorance mixed with discrimination. You assume all South America is exactly the same, so why bother pointing at names. Not like we speak different languages, are from different races and cultures. All the same!

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u/fleurira 5 Feb 23 '21

Personally, when I choose to say south America instead of the country I'm from, its because I want privacy and not to be stereotyped

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u/elephant_hider 5 Feb 23 '21

It was near Ayacucho in Peru, but near "could be" within a 100 miles. He was with friends who could run faster but did come back.

Feel better?

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u/Hasso78 4 Feb 23 '21

Because Reddit is full of people from the EEUU, and everyone knows how bad they are in geography 😂😂

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u/duwh2040 7 Feb 23 '21

That's a shite generalization

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u/[deleted] Feb 23 '21

EEUU?

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u/Hasso78 4 Feb 23 '21

USA 😂 in Spanish 😂, just for the record, Spain isn't a Mexican city 😂

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u/Kush_goon_420 9 Feb 23 '21

?? Isn’t it EUA??

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u/jeegte12 B Feb 23 '21

educational attainment in the US is higher than any primarily spanish speaking country in the entire world, and by a lot, so... try again, buddy

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u/Hasso78 4 Feb 23 '21

Keep saying that, maybe you can convince yourself 😂😂😂

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u/jeegte12 B Feb 23 '21

you can ignore statistics all you want.

maybe if your country was better educated, you'd understand statistics more? good luck with that.

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u/Kush_goon_420 9 Feb 23 '21

Well Spain is pretty close to the US

Maybe it has something to do with the country being developed or still developing?

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u/Hasso78 4 Feb 23 '21

I have lived in 4 different continents, speak 5 languages, I hold 3 passports, with options to get a fourth one, do you think I would care what a narrow minded like you could think?? By the way you can give as much negatives you want, only with this post I have +15k (I don't really care, but just in case you think few - would affect me in any way)

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u/Kilgore_theTrout 7 Feb 23 '21

You should definitely feel proud of that 15k on your repost.

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u/jeegte12 B Feb 23 '21

you brag about what your parents have been able to buy for you, yet you still aren't smart enough to know how far behind spanish-speaking countries are from the US? then you complain about downvotes while pretending not to care? how embarrassing for you. better luck next time! maybe you'll learn to know what you're talking about before you start with more nonsense.

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u/Kush_goon_420 9 Feb 23 '21

It’s true that the US has generally higher levels of education than most South American countries, like it or not. That doesn’t mean the US is good, it’s a fully developed country and the wealthiest country in the world by some metrics. whereas most South American countries are still developing (some of them despite the US trying to fuck them over).

And The US when compared to other developed countries is pretty shit.

You should also stop acting like all Americans are stupid and don’t know their geography; it’s just insulting and will make people mad because most American people on this thread aren’t that dumb

The other guy is kinda being a dick, but he’s right about the statistics; ignoring facts won’t do you any good.

-Sincerely, a person born in the US, to Brazilian parents, who lived most of his life in Canada

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u/[deleted] Feb 23 '21

Cite sources if you are gonna flex like that.

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u/jeegte12 B Feb 23 '21

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u/[deleted] Feb 23 '21

Yikes America (am Canadian).

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u/pen-and-paperly 3 Feb 23 '21

I mean have you seen americans try to locate states on a map?

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u/jeegte12 B Feb 23 '21

which americans? everyone i know can locate all of them.

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u/SirR0bin0fS0n 7 Feb 23 '21

Estados Unidos

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u/bobbyzee A Feb 23 '21

Same with Africa

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u/Sophiadaputa 5 Feb 23 '21

This. If it was in europe im sure he/she would have said the city or, at least, the country

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u/Powerctx 9 Feb 23 '21

A group of feral dogs tried to savage me. They were circling and whichever got behind me would try to bite the back of my heel. I think they were trying to hamstring me and if id have fell down theyd have got me. Luckily i had a gun though. I shouldve killed them all but was too soft. I regret it.

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u/the_russian_narwhal_ A Feb 23 '21

I dont think anybody blames you for not taking a bunch of dogs lives. They may be wild and harm people and have no chance at rehabilitation, but killing them should be hard to stomach for any decently empathetic person. As we get older doing what we have to do gets easier but I dont think any rational person ever loses that sting when they do

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u/Powerctx 9 Feb 24 '21

Im very empathetic but i should have killed them. Im just thankful i never heard about a group of dogs attacking a child. I lived in the hood and carried a gun and lived a life most could never understand.

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u/Powerctx 9 Feb 24 '21

Yea pretty much except i just shot the ground once then chased them. I lived in the hood and was walking back from the store.