neutralizer
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- Oct 4, 2001
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Originally posted by: Nik
Originally posted by: neutralizer
Originally posted by: Nik
Originally posted by: mwtgg
Originally posted by: Nik
Originally posted by: mwtgg
You know what, I think I'm going to call the police on Nebor. He trapped a squirrel and it released it in a park. It ran into the street and got run over. HOW COULD HE LET THAT HAPPEN!!!!!!!!!!!!!! THAT IS CRUEL AND UNNECESSARY!
That's a different story with different circumstances and there's video to prove it.
Yeah, he didn't drug it. But my point is, once you let it go, you can't control its actions.
Right. OH HEY. In that case, let's let an animal out of its cage while holding it over A MOLTEN VOLCANO. Hey, it's not our fault that the animal couldn't fly, right? We're not responsible for the animal's actions. :roll:
If you tell me he had no clue that a drugged skunk could possibly wander from the cage to the pool, I wouldn't believe it. What, was the pool in the backyard or something? Did the OP not realize that the pool was so close? Did the drugs slow the skunk down from lightspeed to only mach4 so it was impossible to catch as it ROCKETED out of the cage and into the pool? Of course not. You trap an animal. You drug it. You release said drugged animal. You watch it fall into the pool and it's in there long enough to drown.
Tell me that's not intentional. I won't believe you, but hey.
How is he going to stop a drugged skunk that may have rabies and still avoid getting sprayed?
Uh... go back and read the list of drugs he gave the skunk and the quantities. That skunk couldn't possibly have been moving very fast or very coherent to know what was going on. It's very likely that the skunk didn't even know he was in danger.
Still how are you going to stop it without getting too close to it?