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godofcorndog (01/01/2016) [-] In the source, it is screaming loudly. It is a sound of sadness...
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thetallbeverage (01/01/2016) [-] I've never actually ******* cried from anything on this website. This got me. This got me good. The pure fear. The complete fear inside that dog is killing me.
My dog was abused for the first year of his life, he's 13 now and he still flinches when someone tries to pet him.
My dog was abused for the first year of his life, he's 13 now and he still flinches when someone tries to pet him.
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oceanfrank (01/01/2016) [-] I remember seeing this on facebook some 6 months ago and couldn't believe a dog could make such sounds. It sounds so traumatized.
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durkadurka ONLINE (01/01/2016) [-] Dude that's beyond ****** up. I never even knew a dog could make those noises. That dog has problem never known anything other than fear and pain. He's probably experiencing kindness for the first time.
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allthesenamessuck (01/01/2016) [-]
THat poor pup. The only consolation is that at one point she had soothed it before it started screaming again...
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captainprincess (01/01/2016) [-] If anything you can take solace in knowing that, by the looks, she (and probably others) are going to keep trying
and maybe one day that pupper is/was/will be happy and relaxed
and maybe one day that pupper is/was/will be happy and relaxed
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superanonymouspers (01/01/2016) [-] I think you watched it because you saw in the webm that it eventually calmed down as it realized it wasn't being harmed.
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myreadyassyolk (01/01/2016) [-] That's what some people will believe and that's how this happens.
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myreadyassyolk (01/01/2016) [-] To some yea, Sonetimes people think love is tying up someone in their basement. I didn't say to exclude the mentally did I?
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nickypickle (01/01/2016) [-] don't be such a *******
he was referring to the term as an idea, that we're the only type to give such an experience as well as the opposite
he was referring to the term as an idea, that we're the only type to give such an experience as well as the opposite
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captainprincess (01/01/2016) [-] smartass*
because I know he was
But I was taking umbridge with being lumped in together with those kinds of people, even in the abstract
Because I can and because I cannot be stopped
But also because it isn't true
Animals are perfectly capable of this kind of behaviour, we just don't attribute malice to them because how could they know what it even is to be malicious and cruel
because I know he was
But I was taking umbridge with being lumped in together with those kinds of people, even in the abstract
Because I can and because I cannot be stopped
But also because it isn't true
Animals are perfectly capable of this kind of behaviour, we just don't attribute malice to them because how could they know what it even is to be malicious and cruel
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smartythechicken (01/01/2016) [-] being human is having empathy, among other things
whoever was cruel to the dog may have been homo sapien, but i can assure you that only some kind of monster would be mean to another creature to the point that the creature was so afraid.
whoever was cruel to the dog may have been homo sapien, but i can assure you that only some kind of monster would be mean to another creature to the point that the creature was so afraid.
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itsapirateslife (01/01/2016) [-] That person probably never knew love either and probably got beat up by his/her father/mother too. That doesn't make this allright but often people can't help themselves I think. A serious mental disease could also be a reason. Once again, I'm NOT saying beating a dog is ok just because of your background, just wanted to put it in perspective. It's not always a concious choice.
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wanpanman (01/01/2016) [-] Lots of triggers to be pulled. But not by his fingers. He only told them to.
"Externalizing responsibility is when someone fails to accept responsibility for the messes they make or for the problems they cause. It is also failing to accept responsibility for the situations they find themselves in."
If he had killed every jew and or war casualty himself, you'd have a valid point. You still kinda do regardless but you get what i mean.
"Externalizing responsibility is when someone fails to accept responsibility for the messes they make or for the problems they cause. It is also failing to accept responsibility for the situations they find themselves in."
If he had killed every jew and or war casualty himself, you'd have a valid point. You still kinda do regardless but you get what i mean.
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godofcorndog (01/01/2016) [-] That is the sound of unbridled terror. It knows nothing other than what caused it to be that way. I'm surprised it is not biting or trying to fight.
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captainprincess (01/01/2016) [-] it kinda did now and again, you can see it sort of lunging
but stopping short
probably got beat harder like wanpan said
but stopping short
probably got beat harder like wanpan said
