|
Remember the dog that survived the gas chamber
 |
*Thread Locked* |
** This topic has been locked by the administrator **

 |

As much as it pains to say it, I just don't think that is the answer right now.
As with many things especially today, a band aid can cause more problems that fix. There are unfortunately many things like this today. If we outlawed abortion, girls will start dying again from "coat hanger" abortions, and we would have an over abundance of unwanted kids with no solution.
Same could happen with animals. You most likely would see a huge jump in the stray animal population. So then is it more human to let them die a slow painful death picking scrapes off the streets and disease?
A noble cause to be sure, I am just not sure it is the right answer today. Energy maybe better devoted to the root causes of the problem.
|

Jul 9, 2012 - 08:37 am
|
|


 |

So you are saying @ukpam that the time would NOT be better spent on solving the cause, but rather using another band aid to fix the problem?
|

Jul 9, 2012 - 11:15 am
|
|


 |

It seems like the politicians have "acclimated the public to" we can throw a quick fix and satisfy everyone. But then nn years later there is another problem directly related to the solving of the old problem. We just keep passing the problem along. (can you say Stimulus as an example?)
During the Regan years we gave a bunch of "undocumented workers" citizenship or green cards, whatever, with the promise they would fix the border issue. Has that been fixed?
So if outlaw the gas chambers, then we could become complacent because we are more "human" now, but the initial problems causing these poor animals to require euthanize has not changed.
So I wonder if we spend the time to accomplish changing out gas chambers, to working the problems of why we have all these animals that need to be killed, would we then be better off in the long run and less euthanize animals would result?
|

Jul 9, 2012 - 11:33 am
|
|



 |

done! voted for daniel.........
|

Jul 9, 2012 - 10:34 pm
|
|

 |

So if you devoted the same amount time to fixing the base problem, would that not be better?All those animals are in cages so being transferred to a crate is just as boring to them. You are buying into the human emotion, not the animal emotion. Spend the time to fixc the cause, and less animals will be euthanize.
|

Jul 9, 2012 - 10:34 pm
|
|


 |

done voted...
|

Jul 10, 2012 - 08:11 am
|
|

 |

Spay & Neuter your animals people.
It drives me nuts that the majority of low income people have animals in the first place. If you can't feed yourself or your family, you CANNOT properly care for a dog or cat.
I think there should be a mandatory spay/neuter law......no ifs, ands or buts about it.
I am completely for banning these gas chambers, there are a handful of states that still use them. Absurd!
|

Jul 10, 2012 - 10:33 am
|
|

Views: 292
|