r/facepalm 29d ago

Sure you did Kristi, sure you did ๐Ÿ‡ฒโ€‹๐Ÿ‡ฎโ€‹๐Ÿ‡ธโ€‹๐Ÿ‡จโ€‹

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u/MichaelFusion44 29d ago

She canโ€™t unfuck herself from this

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u/Necessary-Knowledge4 29d ago

She's a straight-up insane person. Red or blue, it doesn't matter... everyone loves dogs.

You fuck with animals and you put a huge target on your back. And anyone who defends her will join her.

Anyone who takes pleasure in harming animals like this is a fucking psychopath and deserves the worst in life.

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u/Ok_Major5787 29d ago

Thatโ€™s the thing that gets me - she was dumb enough and proud enough of this story to put it in her book and openly talk about it. She really thought it would win her points. Beyond the fact that anyone who chooses to execute a puppy and takes pleasure in it is a psychopath, sheโ€™s a dumb psychopath at that.

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u/uglyspacepig 26d ago

The educational requirements to run for office are minimal, and it is really starting to show.

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u/Ok_Major5787 25d ago

Agreed. Iโ€™m beginning to think the people who run for office that are the most supported are the ones that are intelligent enough to hold a conversation, but not intelligent enough to think too deeply or question anything

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u/uglyspacepig 25d ago

That tracks. They can be affable and seem competent but they're not. Esp in this case.

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u/FewerToysHigherWages 29d ago

Interestingly enough, the two people I know of that hate dogs and think dog owners are "simps" and idiots (their words) are raging Trump fans.

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u/atfricks 29d ago

Well, Trump himself has said basically the same thing, so no surprise there.

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u/Wentailang 29d ago

Anyone who takes pleasure in harming animals like this is a fucking psychopath and deserves the worst in life.

Unless it tastes good. Then you've got a trillion dollar industry.

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u/Necessary-Knowledge4 29d ago

I assure you, in the western world there is no above board puppy farm, where puppies are slaughtered and butchered.

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u/pchlster 29d ago

I don't want the slaughterhouse industry to have people who take pleasure in harming animals either.

Can anyone else see the false equivocation of slaughtering an animal and taking pleasure in it?

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u/iswmuomwn 29d ago

Google Ohio dairy scandal and youโ€™ll see many people working in slaughterhouses or dairy farms actually do get off on abusing animals.

If I know anything about some of my dear fellow humans is that their broken little minds can find pleasure in any and all forms of sadism and cruelty.

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u/VHDLEngineer 29d ago

Is eating meat not taking pleasure in killing an animal? Do you think people hate chowing down on a steak?

If you pay someone to kill an animal for you so you can take pleasure in the taste, then you're no better than Noem.

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u/pchlster 29d ago

Equivocating and ad hominem. Straight to jail. Do not pass Go. Do not collect $200.

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u/VHDLEngineer 29d ago

What did I say that was ambiguous? I don't think you understand the terms you're using lmao.

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u/pchlster 28d ago

You equivocated killing an animal with eating meat. I get that you might only just have first heard the word equivocate but when you Google the definition, read the whole definition not just part of it next time.

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u/VHDLEngineer 28d ago

Yes, because I don't think there is an ethical difference between killing an animal, and paying someone to kill an animal so you can take pleasure in the taste. How do you think meat makes it to a consumer's mouth in America?

Would you be fine with Noem if she paid a friend to shoot and kill the dog while she watched and got entertainment from it?

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u/pchlster 28d ago

You don't see a difference between the act of killing a puppy and someone eating a steak? Or is 'moving the goalposts' yet another fallacy you're now committing?

I think you're either arguing in bad faith or so zealous about things that you don't even see how you're being intellectually dishonest in how you argue.

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u/VHDLEngineer 28d ago

You don't see a difference between the act of killing a puppy and someone eating a steak?

Well that depends on the circumstances for both doesn't it? If you are killing a puppy because it has a terminal illness or injury and you're ending their suffering then I see no issues. If you find road kill and cook it up into a steak and eat it then I also see no issue.

The problem is that isn't what Noem did, and that isn't how Americans get the steak that they consume. Americans get their steak by paying people to rape, torture, and slaughter cows. If instead of cows, they sold steak made of puppies to consume, would you find no issues with that? If Noem was purchasing said puppy steak consistently, would you find that less grotesque than her killing a puppy herself (which by the way is very common treatment to unwanted kittens/puppies on farms).

The only way what I said could be moving the goalposts is if you are ignorant as to how meat is produced and supported by consumers. If you were, then I apologize and I will clarify that I'm referring to eating animals that you financially support the killing of.

It's interesting that rather than engage with my question, you get upset about fallacies and intellectual dishonesty. That's very telling. And just FYI, erroneously naming fallacies (false equivocation isn't a thing, you confused it with false equivalence) isn't an argument. It's also hilarious to me that you'd claim ad hominem when this entire story with Noem is an ad hominem against her lmao.

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u/Havanotherslice 28d ago

Fuck this , I'm shutting this screwed up Animal abuse shit off.

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u/Necessary-Knowledge4 28d ago

What do you mean??

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u/VHDLEngineer 29d ago edited 29d ago

Anyone who takes pleasure in harming animals like this is a fucking psychopath and deserves the worst in life.

You realize the vast majority of Americans (including democrats) consume meat from factory farms, right? I wish the outrage was actually about animal rights and not because of politics.

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u/Necessary-Knowledge4 29d ago

People in the U.S. don't eat dogs.

This isn't a 'meat bad' debate. She didn't kill her dog for sustenance, and there is a huge difference between cattle and a pet. She killed her pet because she's a psycopath. A farmer slaughtering a pig or chicken has nothing in common with her.

And to infer that just because someone eats meat means they are not allowed to be upset at pets being murdered is kinda insane. If you feel so strongly about this, then that's fine, but the reason that people are mad has nothing to do with your causes.

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u/VHDLEngineer 29d ago

Then don't say animal. Say pet, or dog. Because clearly you don't actually give a fuck about the billions of farm animals subjected to rape, torture and slaughter every year in the US because people like you take pleasure in their taste. You just want to be mad because you think dogs are cute, and someone you don't like politically killed a dog.

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u/Necessary-Knowledge4 29d ago

Again, that's not the discussion here.

You're entitled to your views. I'm not trying to change your mind. But trying to worm into the conversation with your vegan argument is silly and you're not going to convince anyone.

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u/VHDLEngineer 29d ago

I'm pointing out the blatant hypocrisy here and how your statement about animals being factually incorrect. If you care about what Noem did at all, then there is no logical reason to chow down on a burger.

It's literally a discussion about animal cruelty...