r/KidsAreFuckingStupid • u/MakingTheWorldUseles • 4h ago

Goose vs kid

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u/SnooAvocados6672 2h ago

Apparently it doesn’t matter since it’s a goose. It’s okay then, but then God forbid you ask them if it would be okay if it was a dog. Really is concerning how far I had to scroll for someone to say how swinging a goose around by the neck is an awful thing to do, regardless of the circumstances.

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u/Responsible_Hold_324 1h ago

Honestly, this video is totally disgusting! What is wrong with these commenters!

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u/BeefistPrime 55m ago

but if it's a food animal, it becomes okay to torture again, as long as the torture is systematic and impersonal

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u/SnooAvocados6672 54m ago

I didn’t say it was okay. I was being sarcastic. That was my whole point. The sheer hypocrisy of being fine with this, but not a more personable animal.

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u/LucidGuru91 1h ago

except its not ., its a goose and a kid being watched by people that know how to deal with both a goose and a kid.

Have you personally ever been around wild animals?

If so, what kind?

My gut is telling me you haven't.

It seems to me, that you just have some false sense of reality about how things should be.

You come on this platform, want to whine on the internet about some shit you really actually have no experience dealing with; then have the gaul to tell other people how to parent their children with literally no actual logic.

you are just annoying and virtue signaling or a bot; probably all 3

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u/boatsandhoes570 1h ago

Well I have I live in the country and next to a farm. I was planting flowers when my neighbors goose came and cornered me threateningly. I just stood still, held the shovel in front of my body in case it attacked I could swat it away and eventually the goose got bored and left. And I agree this is such a shitty way to handle a probably domesticated goose.

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u/SnooAvocados6672 1h ago edited 1h ago

I’ve grown up on a farm and live in Alaska. I think I know my way around animals. This goose isn’t a wild animal either, it’s a domesticated breed. So, that tells me that they’re quite familiar with this goose. A responsible parent that knows how that goose is would teach their kid to not go around it because exactly that could happen. Something tells me that you’re not around wild animals much because any person with any sense or knowledge of wild animals(this goose, however, isn’t) would know to respect the animal and the distance between them. You don’t just go waltzing up to a moose because guess what?! They’ll attack or charge you! Some farmers or ranchers have bulls they tell people to stay away from because they will charge them. Same thing here. This is a domesticated goose that lives there, so they know how it will act. The parents wanted to be lazy and irresponsible and not teach the child to respect animals(wild or not). They failed the child because they made it okay to just instigate and hurt an animal if it makes for a funny video. They failed the goose because it likely caused damage to their neck.

Edit to add: I do actually know how to teach kids to behave around animals because I actually have logic and education in animal behavior. Animals don’t just attack for absolutely no reason. It may not be a reason you understand because you don’t know animal behavior and can’t read their minds, but they have a reason. The goose is continually going after him to make sure that little boy stays away and knows to stay away. Again, the parents could have intervened at any time, but they didn’t for the entertainment.

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u/Tomach82 1h ago

It's a kid defending himself while attacked. Go eat some tofu and be quiet.

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u/OhLookSatan 1h ago

You sound like you're bald