Avoiding going off topic for leo

[msouth468]

People say that animals don't think or act like humans. But I remember when I was 11 and I would always walk past this one fenced in yard on my walk to school. There was a big dog that was always chained to a tree. And evertime I looked at it. It had a "If I wasn't chained to this darn tree I would kill you for the fun of it," look in its eye.

 

[Larissa]

Or did you misunderstood it w/ Dolphins? Monkeys? :joke:

Ha! You are absolutely correct. It was dolphins. (I knew it was some kind of animal, lol.) Now don't I look silly? :laugh:

 

[Watcher74]

Dolphins conspire to commit gang rape, chimps murder monkeys for food. Is it suprising that animals commit the same sins as humans? Even though we say that cruelty is animalistic and humanity is considered kindness?

 

[Riso-chan]

Dolphins conspire to commit gang rape, chimps murder monkeys for food. Is it suprising that animals commit the same sins as humans? Even though we say that cruelty is animalistic and humanity is considered kindness?

To quote Bugs Bunney "Screwy, ain't it?"

 

[UncaBret]

Now don't I look silly? :laugh:

Don't know, can't see you from here.

 

[patoloco]

Dolphins conspire to commit gang rape, chimps murder monkeys for food. Is it suprising that animals commit the same sins as humans? Even though we say that cruelty is animalistic and humanity is considered kindness?

Can't recall right now if it was Discovery Channel or NatGeo, but they showed a chimp's documentary where there was a gang of chimps that had already claimed possesion of a certain zone of the woods, and they would patrol it. The video also showed how they took a "rival" chimp and killed him brutally. there was no sex nor food involved... just plain violence.

 

[Dangerdoll]

I saw something on the DSC channel that showed chimps and other primates raping, males, females, and juvies.

 

[sumthin fishy]

See, now we can get into the issue of morality again. Now, I'll leave the unconsentual sex out of this part, cuz I git no clue about that. Now, is "murdering" another animal, for the purpose of survival wrong? If this young gorilla was to grow up and be big and strong, would it not threaten the livelyhood of the rival pack or whatever a group of gorillas is called? Hmmmmmm

 

[Watcher74]

According to that idea it would be most advantageous for the West to carpet bomb the Middle East with tactical nuclear strikes right now.

China might need some killin too.

 

[earwick]

now im afraid to go out into the jungle alone...you never know when the monkeys are watching...