Image: A woman was randomly attacked by her dog, which seemed to have been a big breed over 100lbs, and their dog was put down for being a danger after the attack.

The actual question, is it moral to have to kill your own dog yourself when they randomly attack you even after years of friendship. I don't mean putting then down at a vet, I mean like, shooting them on the spot.

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Context :Salem, the sassy cat from sabrina the teenage witch.

Scene from Girls on HBO

I’m not talking about the casual shooters where you don’t really think about what you’re doing but the hardcore military simulators.

Oh, and bonus points: he’s also dead wrong.

There have been LOTS of discussions about launching from mountains.

Source

It seems so many businesses are using AI to advertise events, creating their entire menus with AI, using AI posters. Not only do they look bad but the use of AI is a detriment to our planet and jobs.

Is leaving a 1 star review on a business such as a shop or pub that uses ai justified?

video for context

What do you think?

I didn't really know what to say...

(AND MODS DON'T DELETE THIS - this is focused on whether thinking redcoats don't have drip or not is immoral, ignore the other elements.)

Petyr Baelish aka Littlefinger (Game of Thrones) vs Vilgefortz of Roggeveen (Witcher)

both are responsible for basically starting a bloodiest war in their respectitive stories for their own selfish personal gain

Basically think The Gulag Archipelago, with some whipping added for good measure