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BREAKING: US MARINE THROWS PUPPY OFF A CLIFF

Started by Cain, March 04, 2008, 03:16:02 PM

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Pope Pope XXIII

Quote from: Thurnez Isa link=topic=15466.msg494018#msg494018
the damn landlord here wont let me have a few pet rats... yet half the people here have cats
:x
/quote]

That sucks! Rats are awesome!

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Quote from: Pope Pope XXIII on March 14, 2008, 02:58:33 AM
Quote from: Thurnez Isa link=topic=15466.msg494018#msg494018
the damn landlord here wont let me have a few pet rats... yet half the people here have cats
:x
That sucks! Rats are awesome!

But they aren't as tasty as dog.  :lulz:

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Quote from: Pope Pope XXIII on March 14, 2008, 02:58:33 AM
Quote from: Thurnez Isa link=topic=15466.msg494018#msg494018
the damn landlord here wont let me have a few pet rats... yet half the people here have cats
:x
/quote]

That sucks! Rats are awesome!

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Quote from: Random Probability on March 13, 2008, 10:16:29 PM

Infantry squads are extremely tight-knit organizations.  It is practically impossible to so much as fart without at least three other guys knowing about it.  In this case, the other Marines in the video are, without a doubt, the rest of his fireteam.  Squads don't maneuver very far from their platoons, and that dog made a helluva racket doing its Screaming Eagle impersonation, so it is difficult to imagine that more Marines were not aware of the incident.  So either everyone in his fireteam knew and didn't care, or everyone in his squad knew and didn't care, or (more than likely) everyone in his platoon knew and didn't care.  This points towards an official position in favor of killing stray dogs.


Wait... in what way are "his squad and others in his immediate proximity" his "entire chain of command"?

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While I doubt Marines are performing dedicated anti-dog operations (that even sounds lulzy), I had heard that in some areas stray animals were a problem. I can definitely see the utility of reducing potential disease vectors.  In fact, I believe most cities in the US have a dedicated bunch of folks who routinely round up strays and poison them.  Iraq seems to be a bit deficient in that area.  As for the danger, there have been cases of personnel being exposed to rabies, and the gov't has taken a rather anti-dog stance.  Remember, these are the same people who mandated Anthrax vaccines even though biological warfare wasn't a credible threat.  They do tend to be a bit pro-active when it comes to diseases.

Right... I can Google too... and that doesn't affect or change what I said, at all. If an animal is a threat or impedes a soldier's ability to carry out orders, it's one thing, but they aren't out on puppy-hunting missions so using the "dogs are potential disease vectors" argument doesn't hold water.

And no, wherever you heard that most cities in the US have a dedicated bunch of folks who routinely round up strays and poison them, it's misleading at best. We have Animal Control here, which does indeed pick up stray dogs, cats, bunnies, hamsters, and any other loose pets, holds them in the hope that the owners will claim them, puts them up for adoption to the public, and all too often, sadly, has to put them to sleep because there just isn't room to house all the neglected/lost pets. Most of these animals have been vaccinated and are docile, tame pets who had irresponsible owners.
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Sidepoint:

If in the event that I am ever confronted by a puppy suspected of rabies. I'm not picking it up.

That is, not only am I not picking it up to throw it off a cliff, I am not picking it up at all.
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Quote from: Mangrove on March 18, 2008, 08:42:28 PM
Sidepoint:

If in the event that I am ever confronted by a puppy suspected of rabies. I'm not picking it up.

That is, not only am I not picking it up to throw it off a cliff, I am not picking it up at all.

Yeah, the whole "picking it up" part kind of negates the "it might have been rabid!" argument.
"I'm guessing it was January 2007, a meeting in Bethesda, we got a bag of bees and just started smashing them on the desk," Charles Wick said. "It was very complicated."


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Quote from: Nigel on March 18, 2008, 08:54:04 PM
Quote from: Mangrove on March 18, 2008, 08:42:28 PM
Sidepoint:

If in the event that I am ever confronted by a puppy suspected of rabies. I'm not picking it up.

That is, not only am I not picking it up to throw it off a cliff, I am not picking it up at all.

Yeah, the whole "picking it up" part kind of negates the "it might have been rabid!" argument.

But it's a cute li'l fluffy PUPPAY!!!

Poor little guy....


RP, knows that dog is the other other white meat.

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Wait...

Didn't this thread finally die?

/RP stabs thread and runs away

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no, and neither did the puppy, which is now a zombie werecreature out to get the schmuck.
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Quote from: saint aini on March 18, 2008, 11:24:23 PM
no, and neither did the puppy, which is now a zombie werecreature out to get the schmuck.
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