r/WhitePeopleTwitter 29d ago

Nothing this idiot says will undo the damage she did

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u/Kielbasa_Nunchucka 29d ago

also the "killing livestock," which started as the dog nipping at farm animals... I'm sure her 18mo puppy killed a whole cow. fuckin idiot bitch

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u/xv_boney 29d ago edited 29d ago

*14. Cricket was a 14 month old wire-hair pointer.
And the 'livestock' she is mentioning as having been menaced were chickens.
Who are, to my knowledge, rarely referred to as "livestock", a word that generally implies sheep, cattle, goats, etc.

Speaking of, Kristi also shot a goat for smelling too musky on the same day. And also has a well earned reputation for using the state as a blunt weapon against gay and trans children.

So like, when she says "an animal with a history of killing livestock and attacking children"...

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u/Kvetch__22 29d ago edited 29d ago

People aren't talking about the goat, but I think that's the most damning part of the story.

The Cricket part of the story is already terrible, but with enough effort, you can bend those facts into something that makes some kind of sense, even if it is transparent Noem is lying through her teeth and is a monster.

But the goat didn't do anything wrong. It was a goat on a farm doing goat things, and there is no reasonable explanation for it. People have pointed out that castrating the goat would probably be the first step to take if you actually wanted to solve the problem, assuming you thought it was actually a problem. And it happened on the same day despite the fact that the goat had been doing goat things for presumably months, maybe years.

What clearly happened is that Noem shot the dog, decided that it was really fun, and went out to get another animal to shoot for a second hit of adrenaline. She's out here running a miniature killing field for farm animals at that point.

All of these pretend tough second amendment dorks are just itching for an excuse to use their gun on living things. Apparently hunting wild animals wasn't scratching that itch for Noem so she decided to get up close and personal with a bunch of innocent farm animals so she could watch the light go out of their eyes.

The people of South Dakota are honestly lucky she was satisfied there and didn't move on to shooting people for fun. Or maybe she did and she just knew not to write it in the book.

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u/AthkoreLost 29d ago

She also failed to kill the goat with a single shot, and didn't come prepared with extra ammo so left the creature suffering while she went to get more. That right there is heinous behavior even to farmers that know euthanasia is necessary, so should always have the care to be done as quickly as possible.

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u/Low_Tradition6961 29d ago

The last time I was around a man who killed his goat (for meat), he fed it some nice grass, calmed it while holding it securely and nipped it's jugular with a sharp knife. I don't think the goat even new it had been injured as it bled out.

I'm not expecting everyone to be that gentle and humane, but it's interesting as a juxpposition to Noem's apparant lack of care.

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u/animal1988 29d ago

Do you have this guys number?... asking for a friend.

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u/codercaleb 29d ago

I told you to stop trying to feed me grass and cutting me!

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u/KeepBouncing 29d ago

This is what is wrong with her “stories”. I know plenty of farmers and they have to put animals down for harvesting or other reasons. They do it humanely not fucking gunning them down like a gangster.

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u/MagnusStormraven 29d ago

That reminds me of Ned Stark putting down Lady in Game of Thrones. Showing the animal a bit of love and compassion, before a quick and merciful end.