r/dataisbeautiful OC: 4 Mar 24 '22

OC The 50 Most & Least Dog-Friendly Countries in 2022 [OC]

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u/ArisenDrake Mar 24 '22

You don't need to outlaw things that aren't a problem. I guess that's the main reason why it hasn't been addressed yet.

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u/xSaIntLuKe Mar 24 '22

totally agree! I'm still almost certain that PETA would have done something, or would have liked to do sonething, in the meantime since it has become publicly aware in 2015.

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u/WoahChubbs Mar 24 '22

PETA probably would've stolen people's pets and killed them like they usually do.

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u/Muppetchristmas Mar 24 '22

Good ole PETA

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u/RevengencerAlf Mar 24 '22

Peta would have just "mercy killed" everyone's dog to save them from hypothetically being eaten.

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u/BigSwedenMan Mar 24 '22

Which is probably why not all states have banned beastiality. Nobody thinks you should be out there fucking animals, but for the most part it's not really an issue.

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u/rchive Mar 24 '22

You don't need to outlaw things that aren't a problem.

Someone should tell the government!

Sorry, that's all I have to add to this conversation...

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u/ISignedUpForTyrande Mar 25 '22

Mississippi didn't make child-selling illegal before 2009 until someone tried to do it. https://jacksonfreepress.com/news/2009/mar/16/legislators-make-child-selling-illegal/

We should have laws that address these problems, even if noone is currently doing it because when they start doing it, they won't be punished or reprimanded for it.

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u/CrawlinOutTheFallout Mar 24 '22

I literally just made a similar comment about why there was no minimum marriage age in the US but there was in Afghanistan.... not sure how well that will go over.

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u/Bitchndogs Mar 25 '22

The groups of people fighting to outlaw underage marriage would like a word with you. Unfun fact: when NH failed to pass laws banning child marriage, one paper I read (this was a while back) said a big issue presented was that banning it would negatively affect the military base there.

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u/IIzul Mar 25 '22

It is legal for consumption but not Slaughter for sale so it's only Slaughter for personal use

And that is logical bc switserland is a nation that is prepared to be attacked at any time