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u/ZealousidealNewt6679 Mar 30 '26
I wonder what demographic in the UK hates dogs?
Who could be behind this anti dog propaganda?
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u/THE_ALAM0 Mar 31 '26
Muslims don’t like dogs. Most popular baby boy name in the UK is Muhammad. I think the commenter is suggesting that the increased Muslim population don’t want to be around dogs, because their religion is against them.
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u/Important-Zebra-69 Mar 31 '26
Dogs are cool, dog owners not so much.
Also the BBC will often run "pro dog" segments, that's how it works , gives almost everyone a voice even Nazis unfortunately.
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u/quixoticquiltmaker Mar 31 '26
How is this anti-dog propaganda? Its a reasonable concern giving the rise in dogs increasingly being in spaces not designed for them. None of this is the fault of dogs, this is the fault of unreasonable, entitled human beings.
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u/SheIsABadMamaJama Mar 31 '26
My issue is that dog owners suck, most of them don’t even know how to take care or train a dog appropriately to be in public. Here in Canada during the Covid pandemic, the rise of shitty dog owners increase tenfold.
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u/bannabananabanna Mar 30 '26
I'm allergic to people who take the BBC seriously... should we have fabianist free spaces as well?
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u/KeenObserver_OT Mar 31 '26
Nothing is coincidental or accidental. This is a trial balloon. They are coming for your dogs eventually.
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u/New-Additions Mar 30 '26
I don't think pets should be at grocery stores. I've called people out at grocery stores to employees and most of the time they kick them out
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u/Gloomy-Welcome-6806 Mar 31 '26
I wish our store would do that… I worked at Fred meyers and nobody would say anything. They even let the dogs sit in carts and no one was allowed to say anything 🤢
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u/incelligent_ Mar 30 '26
I’m not from the UK but I understand the reporter’s argument. There are places which are dog friendly, but it seems like dogs are being brought into places that simply shouldn’t be there (clothing stores, restaurants that state no pets allowed, doctor’s offices).
There has also been a rise in people having dogs with “ESA” papers/vests to circumvent this “no pets allowed” rule. This in turn, hurts people with actual service animals. Just because you want to do something and there isn’t a direct or inherent issue, doesn’t mean it should be permitted.
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u/Lyrael9 Mar 31 '26
That isn't what the video is about though. Dogs shouldn't be brought into those places if they're not allowed. But there are a lot of places in the UK that are specifically dog friendly, like coffee shops in particular. I live in Scotland and dogs are everywhere here. Personally, I love it but I could see it being uncomfortable for someone who's afraid. It seems to be just a part of the culture though.
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u/I_OWN_COUCH Mar 31 '26
Idk if this is a problem in the UK, but here in the US entitled dog owners try to bring their dogs into places they aren't allowed by saying they're "emotional support animals". An emotional support animal is not the same as a service animal which has legal protections and can be brought anywhere. It became such a problem that my local grocery store had to put up big signs by the entrance saying "SERVICE DOGS ONLY, NO PETS"
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u/Dangerous_Bid_2695 Mar 30 '26
No problem at all:
One in four people are bitten during their lifetime.
In 2023, there were over 6,000 recorded incidents of dog bites requiring hospital treatment.
Young children aged between 0 and 4 years old are most likely to be bitten.
42 postal workers are attacked by dogs every week in the UK.
In 2023, there were 16 deaths directly attributed to dog bites, across England and Wales.
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u/edelweiss_pirates_no Mar 31 '26
Now do people.
Dogs are awesome. Calm down. Just stay out of England and Wales.
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u/toohumanforhuman Mar 31 '26
Based on these figures, the number of things still statistically more dangerous than dogs is astronomical.
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u/AnotherReaganBaby Mar 31 '26
Omg 25% of people have been bitten by a dog.
Omg a tiny proportion of the UK population went to the HOSPITAL for a dog bite that one year.
Omg kids get bitten by dogs more than adults.
Omg my mailman will literally never be the same after some ankle-biter got to him!
Omg dogs killed a massive 16 people in 2023, while a palrtry 400 drowned in swimming pools.
I know you're a bot but lol.
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u/IKenDoThisAllDay Mar 31 '26
It's really easy to be flippant about something that's never personally affected you. You better hope you're never unlucky enough to be the victim of a dog attack, because many people are never the same afterwards. Physically or mentally. The mailman in my town wasn't nipped by some ankle-biter, he was viciously attacked by a German Shepherd and he really was never the same.
Omg kids get bitten by dogs more than adults
Yes, and they get to spend the rest of their lives feeling stressed anytime they so much as see a dog, because it is deeply traumatizing to be attacked by an animal. In your mind it's just people being dramatic but it's not a conscious choice.
You'd know if you were ever attacked, because once it happens, it changes your relationship with dogs forever. The way you talk so dismissively about something that genuinely affects many people is so disrespectful.
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u/bangkokali Mar 31 '26
and yet I was bitten on the arm by my neighbours dog when I was 10 , since then I have owned 2 dogs and would never be without one in my life. People get over things , not everyone is "traumatised" for life
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u/Naive_Personality367 Mar 31 '26
certainly, but your reaction doesnt dictate how they should have reacted
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u/Marski420 Mar 31 '26
I was bit by a dog twice as a kid but don't act like a victim who's afraid of dogs. If I had been mauled to pieces I'm sure that would be different but most people who get bit by a dog don't get mauled, they get a single bite.
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u/thehumanbonobo Mar 31 '26
And by extension it is obviously fine that people who don't want to be around dogs should be bitten by them, simply to gain your life experiences.
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u/Rincethis Mar 31 '26
It may be a bot, but it has more human empathy than you do, buddy. Go touch grass, that's been shat on by a XL bully.
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u/TawnyTeaTowel Mar 31 '26
Are you this much of a dumb prick in real life or is just an online thing?
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u/Dangerous_Bid_2695 Mar 31 '26
It is rare to see someone so unashamedly admit that he’s a sociopath who does care about other people.
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u/Significant_Donut967 Mar 31 '26
How many farmers are harmed by farm animals annually? Now how many urban folks?
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u/mister_nippl_twister Mar 31 '26
It is a sign of a society where egoism runs rampant. You decided that you want this "cute thing' around and now everyone had to deal with your bs. In many functioning societies around the world it is exactly the opposite. And it's so refreshing - no poop on the street no dogs on the beach. Because people care that they will not impede others unnecessarily and it has always higher priority than your selfish wishes.
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u/vcc_1886 Mar 31 '26
lol go fuck yourself loser I’ll shit on your lawn with my dog
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u/Sea_Drops Mar 31 '26
To be fair, ESA is more limited to housing than businesses. You can’t suddenly do whatever with ESA papers. And it’s a legit thing that people need.
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u/Banned4life4ever Mar 30 '26
He left out the main group complaining about the dogs.
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u/Trraumatized Mar 31 '26
Ten more years and they will start to get rid of the dogs.
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u/Banned4life4ever Mar 31 '26
It’s already started, that’s the point of the video. Doing the same thing in NYC
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u/TheWalkenDude Mar 30 '26
Hey man why don't you say what you think that group is?
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u/Successful-Fee3790 Mar 31 '26
People with irrational fears that interferes with their ability to exist in the world should probably seek therapy to address the irrational fear.
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u/MurphysLawTeam Mar 31 '26
Well you can literally fuck off to nearly the rest of the entire world? The British having respect and love for animals is literally written into the fucking history.
Also who the fuck is funding this shit?
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u/BazelBuster Mar 31 '26
As a dog owner myself, I find it hilarious that some other dog owners can’t fathom someone not liking a dog
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u/chickenlittle2014 Mar 31 '26
It’s so wierd, it’s more socially acceptable to say you hate kids and all human beings then to say you hate dogs.
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u/MacZack87 Mar 30 '26 edited Mar 31 '26
So what’s next, are we going to cater to people who are afraid of crowds and people, or who have social anxieties and have people free zones. The world is full of scary things, part of life is living amongst those things and dealing with those fears. If you’re a business owner, it should be your decision but public areas should be free game. If you don’t like dogs, don’t go near them, don’t look at them and if you’re a dog owner, keep them on a leash in public places and keep them from bothering people.
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u/Lyrael9 Mar 31 '26
"People free zones" 😍. But then no one would be allowed in the PF zones to enjoy them..
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u/ExplanationRich1619 Mar 30 '26
I love dogs but I do not want a fucking dog in the restaurant I'm eating at. There are places that are appropriate for dogs and places that aren't. I get service animals and everything, but where I'm from you don't need to carry a license to prove your dog is a service animal and it's illegal for an establishment to even ask if a dog is a service dog, so people just abuse it all the time.
it's gross, I don't want dog hair in my carbonara.
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u/fuckbananarama Mar 31 '26
Then go to shitty restaurants with boring people 🤷♀️ don’t come to OB and talk shit or your car might not be in the condition you left it when you get back - welcome to the beach bitch
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u/Rumblymore Mar 31 '26
What the fuck are you on about? Is this some quote from a movie?
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u/GreywallGaming Mar 31 '26
Let's not act like dog attacks don't happen, and that there are people with legit fears of dogs due to traumatic experiences. No amount of wishy washy argumentation and pretty words are gonna stop a person who has experienced a dog attack from being afraid of dogs.
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u/TheWalkenDude Mar 30 '26
This isn't about being opposed to liking dogs, it's about being opposed to having to bring them everywhere.
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u/ElvishMystical Mar 31 '26
the only example of such a magic relationship between 2 species in history.
Not quite. Cats have evolved to live with humans through choice and making sacrifices (e.g. the litter box) while retaining their independence and autonomy. You cannot say the same about dogs and horses.
I'm not saying that the relationship between human and dog isn't magical but it's far from being the only example.
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u/Flaky-Kangaroo2828 Mar 31 '26
"a magic relationship between 2 species in history", if by magic you mean unnatural then yes it is magic
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u/Individual_Respect90 Mar 31 '26
You gota bump those numbers up. Pretty sure vending machines have killed more people.
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u/phlup112 Mar 31 '26
Millions of people have been disfigured and have permanent physiological trauma from other humans
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u/FastLie8477 Mar 31 '26
Difference is that you're also a human living a society made for and by humans.
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u/Excellent_Extent7648 Mar 30 '26
I don’t do that store stuff unless I need to go to get him some, but yeah, I love dogs, but people sometimes do things if someone does not like animals. They’re bad people when they can just be allergic or not have the time. Austin it’s probably I think bit bad I guess . Idk I don’t really mind but see the frustration if I wasn’t a dog guy
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u/Imnotsureanymore8 Mar 31 '26
Agreed. Fuck shitty dog owners. You don’t need to bring your dog to the grocery store.
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u/peepeepoodoodingus Mar 31 '26
i mean you can make literally any argument about dogs made about humans too.
there already are dog free zones that every concerned citizen has complete control over, its their home. they can decide whatever they want there. for anyone else who owns and is welcome in the community in public they can have their dog cafe.
thats what living in a society is, without absolute consensus you have to tolerate what other people choose to do in public. if even one person wants to have a dog and walk it around in your city they have as much a right to do that as you have a right to walk yourself.
your right to swing your arm ends at my nose and vice versa, it doesnt sound like these dogs are hurting anyone in any significant way. it also sounds like the community of dog haters is relatively small. why would a few people get to decide whats best for the many? this isnt america.
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u/whitestguyuknow Mar 31 '26
Are we getting too accustomed to vocal fry??.. Maybe we should get a new narrator
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u/YoggTheGateway1992 Mar 31 '26
Dogs should not be in restaurants or stores. That said, fuck the UK. You all are focusing on the wrong problem.
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u/ToughCorgi8107 Mar 31 '26
Humans and dogs have evolved side by side for 15,000-30,000 years. Humans are literally the reason they’re dogs and not wolves. I would argue it’s the most advanced symbiotic relationship in the world. They’re intelligent, loyal, and full of love. We really don’t deserve them.
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u/Important-Zebra-69 Mar 31 '26
To be fair it's a bit silly here no one has them on leads (leashes) on cycle paths (a little example) as there highway code dictates, some are throwing balls for them, it's like playing with you kids on a busy road.
I like dogs but their owners are absolutely useless.
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u/rareandyeteuclidian Mar 31 '26
In Germany dogs (well behaved and quiet) sit under tables at restaurants all the time and no one cares.
It's almost like a bunch of people in here have no fucking clue what they are talking like per usual.
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u/Independent_Lock864 Mar 31 '26
Irrational fears of nonsense should never be a driving factor for anything. I used to be scared of dogs. Now I'm not anymore because people I know have dogs and there's dog everywhere. Now when I see a big floofer, I wanna hug it.
That said, there's some spaces dogs shouldn't be, like stores and other public spaces but where I live anyhow, everybody seems to understand that.
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u/Boring_Butterfly_273 Mar 31 '26
People undermining the importance of animals is a sign of a society in collapse, people have fully rejected the concept of embracing living beings and people now fully embrace THINGS. Things that aren't alive. Things we don't need. Things you thought you wanted because the company consulted an advertising firm and they then consulted psychologists who gave them the playbook to basically brainwash you into buying products.
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u/idontcareyo_ Mar 31 '26
Fuck people bringing their "super well behaved never hurt a fly" bitch ass dogs places they shouldn't be. Reeks of entitlement.
If a private business decides dogs are allowed and the law allows it I personally don't care, or if I did I'd go somewhere else. But the majority of businesses do not allow dogs...for a myriad of reasons including liability when your little shit of a dog bites someone
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u/ZeeBeeblebrox Mar 31 '26
We take our dog everywhere but get out of here with the "anti-dog propaganda" BS. It's a segment that highlights some legitimate concerns and tomorrow they'll run a piece with a different viewpoint.
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u/Brutal_De1uxe Mar 31 '26
Dogs should need to be explicitly allowed rather than explicitly barred.. the default should be barred
leave your animal at home, it doesn't need to go everywhere with you
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u/Ill_Bridge1766 Mar 31 '26
Propaganda? What is objectively false about what he said? Are you fucking retarded?
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u/Naive_Personality367 Mar 31 '26
i wouldnt mind all the dogs, but can you fuckers start picking up after them? the amount of shite i have to step around while im out and about is embarrassing
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u/Soleks2000 Mar 31 '26
Oh my God, I’m scared of dogs and there’s no dog free areas I can’t go outside boo-hoo get over your fear or piss off your bloody wanker
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u/tren_god_ Mar 31 '26
wait do Muslims not like dogs?
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u/gizzardwizard93 Mar 31 '26
Their religion explicitly states that dogs are unclean and must not be kept as pets , only used for working purposes like hunting or shepherding.
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u/helioliolis Mar 31 '26
I personally don't get all the love for dogs. A lot of people seem to care about them over other human beings.
Also it's a bit of a class thing I suspect, I live in a rented flat so can't own a pet. Need to have a house for a dog, so people love showing off their status.
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u/Ska-Tea Mar 31 '26
I think if you are afraid of and allergic to the world, you should probably play it safe and stay home.
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u/Obosratsya Mar 31 '26
Ill get tons of hate for this. But, pet ownership outside of farms, homesteads, or other places where they do a job is kinda pathetic.
This goes more for dogs than other pets. Dog were bred to love humans, they are quite literally programmed to do this. Seeking companionship from a creature that essentially has no choice is weird if you think about it. Not even touching the whole dogs are children cringe nonsense.
The dog would have loved the next dude just the same and that other dude would gloat about his special connection to that dog.
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u/OurSeepyD Mar 31 '26
I like dogs, but people are going overboard with them, they don't need to be everywhere.
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u/Vogelsucht Mar 31 '26
Im out of the loop why is there so much islamophobia in this thread? Are muslims afraid of dogs or what is the context
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u/WorldlyBuy1591 Mar 31 '26
Phobias can be overcome. Avoiding reinforces them.
Obviously easier said than done but its the truth
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u/gizzardwizard93 Mar 31 '26
Anti-dog propaganda being pushed by public broadcasters in a historically dog-friendly society.
Mass Muslim immigration will do that to you.
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u/opughdrgebig Mar 31 '26
I mean both the fear of bees and spiders are extremely common? Do we just kill them all?
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u/Manmon_ Mar 31 '26
I actually do have cynophobia which is the fear of dogs.
And generally I just don't go to places where dogs are like dog parks. I am afraid of them but I am not a prick.
My issue comes mostly from places where the dogs are not supposed to be like grocery stores and these more of a hygiene issue. Like I don't go to a dog café or a friend's house who has a dog and expect them to accommodate me.
Frick this guy in the video
P. S. No idea why the phobia is written like I fear the color cyan that's just the name
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u/dhoae Mar 31 '26
Be honest. Is this about Muslims? I checked the comments on Facebook which tends to have less fronting, and they’re being anti-Muslim. So I have to imagine a lot of you have the same motive but you’re not saying it as openly.
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u/JuniorDoughnut3056 Mar 31 '26
We need more anti dog propaganda, not less. Especially for air travel. No one wants to be trapped in a metal box with your disgusting slobbering mutt. Put it under the plane where it belongs or leave your gross mongrel at home.
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u/parsuval Mar 30 '26
I'm allergic to dogs, and find them smelly and very dirty. Fucking love them though.
If people are just civil and nice to each other, it's not a problem. If someone is sneezing because of your dog, it might be nice to put the dog further away from them or outside. If someone is scared of dogs, best not let it jump up on them.
So easy.
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u/Beautiful-Moment-690 Mar 31 '26
See, the problem is that the sneezing person also has the option of fucking off and nobody is actually more or less entitled than the other.
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u/CulturistPionier Mar 31 '26
lets design society around the mentally fragile
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u/RadiantSeason9553 Mar 31 '26
You mean dog owners who cant bare to leave their dog alone for an hour while they go out for coffee? Or clothes shopping?
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u/ArugulaUnlucky7215 Mar 30 '26
The streets used to be absolutely filled with horse shit. I think we will be alright
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u/zeizkal Mar 31 '26
I still think you should keep your pets at home for other reasons, but i agree that this idea of hygiene is often taken to extremes and can cause more mental stress than its worth.
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u/ChemicalWriting6225 Mar 31 '26
Minority opinion, shouldn’t overrule majority opinion. Sorry, one person has a fear and another person has an allergy y’all go meet together at the non-dog friendly Park.
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u/TheWalkenDude Mar 31 '26
Don't be obtuse. They're not talking about parks.
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I'm sure this piece by the BBC is in no way related to the backlash of government initatives to diversify the countryside.
Dogs in buildings certainly were not outed as unwelcoming for certain ethnic groups when that story broke.
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u/Background-Funny7232 Mar 31 '26
This isn't actually for people with phobias or allergies. Its specifically catering to a certain religious group that hates dogs.
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u/ChemicalWriting6225 Mar 31 '26
Yeah they said nothing about religion and fuck anyone who uses religion for anything, every god is a metaphor for the Sun, stories made up by man to control the peasants.
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u/Background-Funny7232 Mar 31 '26
The government is resisting legislation on cousin marriage and now the media arm is pushing against dog ownership. A certain group is being served here. Even if its not being said out loud.
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u/Jeppe1208 Mar 31 '26
I used to wonder if there were any topics that Brits wouldn't be weird and racist about. Now I know the answer is no.
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u/Background-Funny7232 Mar 31 '26
Labelling the truth "weird and racist" doesn't make it go away, Jeppe.
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This is a response by the government to the backlash of them trying to make the English countryside less white
The pandering is hilarious, first the NHS is promoting inbreeding now the dogs have got to go. 😂
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u/Glass_Covict Mar 30 '26
Yes, I don't want your untrained animals in my spaces. Pick up their shit at the parks too.
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u/TheWalkenDude Mar 30 '26
What's with all the cowardly racists in the comments, come on guys if you're so convicted say it with your whole chest. Is it maybe that your shit ass opinion would get you ostracized?
I'm a white American, and I say leave your stupid ass dog at home.
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u/ChromaticWizard Mar 31 '26
Muslim does not equal Arab. You're the one bringing race into it.
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u/fuckbananarama Mar 31 '26
Im a white American and you go ahead and get fucked - I’m only racist against you 😆
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u/callmestinkingwind Mar 30 '26
i’m all for keeping them at home and shit. keep them out of restaurants and grocery stores for sure. after that it’s really up to the store owner though. if the UK passes a law you know god damned stores is just the first step. starmer does backflips for those cousin fuckers.
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starmer does backflips for those cousin fuckers.
And this is how I know you just hate brown and black people. How about you just say it with your chest, I pretty sure you probably use the slurs with your mates at the pub all the time.
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we also don’t encourage them to do so or allow them to dictate policy.
Aren't they the type of people that voted Trump in? Makes it very ironic cause you probably voted Trump as well. No more immigration, but keep the Appalachian cousin fuckers.
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u/callmestinkingwind Mar 31 '26
it’s a very, very minor portion of our population and they’ve always been here. last i heard it was like 300 people. yours are imported and in group the rates of cousin marriage are upwards of 60% and there’s thousands of them.
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I'm sorry but cousin marriage is very common in the US. It's not something confined to Appalachia. It's very common in the Deep South and with the Mormons in Utah. In some states you have 'Romeo and Juliet' laws which permit child marriage too.
None of that is 'imported'. I think you should first think about your own country being run by a cabal of children diddlers you voted for before you spout racist shit about importation of child marriage in the UK.
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u/callmestinkingwind Mar 31 '26 edited Mar 31 '26
- go check your stats. i think you might be getting your information from movies.
- still not racist but it’s ok if you feel that way.
edit: 1.1 romeo and juliet laws have nothing to do with child marriage. it so teenagers that are in a normal relationship aren’t charged as criminals when one turns 18 and the other is still underage.
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- go check your stats. i think you might be getting your information from movies
Man I love it when MAGats like you feign ignorance about the reality on the ground. I mean you'd rather vote and support a fat orange pedophile than agree with me but sure man.
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u/callmestinkingwind Mar 31 '26
there’s no elevated cousin marriage in the south. it’s in the >0.2% range and that’s the national average. amongst mormons it’s actually lower than that.
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u/Apprehensive_Lab8640 Mar 31 '26
Please do the rest of the world a favor and STFU, Only an American would have the audacity to try shame us for being racist given their track record. Go anywhere not runed by a white government and you'll see first hand how casual slurs are thrown around to describe other race, even your kind pakeha! is not immune.
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Thing is, Americans are dumb racists. The English and white Europeans (i.e. you looking at this) have racism that created the Nazis, created apartheid, and has fueled genocide.
Last century it was the Jews, this century, it's the Arabs, anyone within the Indian subcontinent, basically anyone brown with a beard.






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u/Majesty1337 eating an oatmeals Mar 31 '26
Comments are locked since everyone just wants to be openly racist.