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Topic	Dog worship in America is actually sickening.
AdviceMan 04/02/21 12:58:01 PM #142:	The fact that dogs can be trained to complete specialized tasks is interesting, but it does not matter in 99% of cases. There are more dogs that will bite you randomly than will help you. Another strange things is how offended humans get on behalf of dogs. Like dogs don't care if humans don't like them. There's not a panel of dogs that are worried about microaggressions towards dogs and the fact that some humans don't pat them on the head when they approach them in the street. They're dogs. It's humans that tie their identity to their love of their dog and/or dogs in general that get offended. Don't get me wrong, I understand humans that get mad when someone abuses dogs. I volunteered at the safe humane 3 summers in a row. 1 because I had to, 2 times because I like animals, despite getting bit a few times. But I also understand why they wouldn't appeal to other people, and it's always puzzled me why it's more socially acceptable to say "I don't like humans" or "I don't like kids" than "I don't like dogs". Liking or disliking dogs(or anything really) is not a substitute for a personality. Dogs are not your identity. --- "I'm not racist but, BLM sure did make me racist." -Skasa I'm just here to offer you advice, take it or leave it. <cite>AdviceMan posted [p:952389664] in Dog worshi... [t:79381411]...</cite> <quote>The fact that dogs can be trained to complete specialized tasks is interesting, but it does not matter in 99% of cases. There are more dogs that will bite you randomly than will help you. Another strange things is how offended humans get on behalf of dogs. Like dogs don't care if humans don't like them. There's not a panel of dogs that are worried about microaggressions towards dogs and the fact that some humans don't pat them on the head when they approach them in the street. They're dogs. It's humans that tie their identity to their love of their dog and/or dogs in general that get offended. Don't get me wrong, I understand humans that get mad when someone abuses dogs. I volunteered at the safe humane 3 summers in a row. 1 because I had to, 2 times because I like animals, despite getting bit a few times. But I also understand why they wouldn't appeal to other people, and it's always puzzled me why it's more socially acceptable to say "I don't like humans" or "I don't like kids" than "I don't like dogs". Liking or disliking dogs(or anything really) is not a substitute for a personality. Dogs are not your identity. --- "I'm not racist but, BLM sure did make me racist." -Skasa I'm just here to offer you advice, take it or leave it.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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