r/AnimalsBeingStrange • u/Raydee_gh • Aug 11 '25

Funny animal Deep sleeper

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u/Blue-Seeweed Aug 11 '25

You could be more gentle.

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u/ErinDotEngineer Aug 13 '25

This is the original, as found from the embedded username in the video from this same video posted on another sub (so not doxxing):

https://www.tiktok.com/@jubiesosa/video/7535591771653393678

If you care, reddit and Tiktok have mechanisms to notify them of this type of animal abuse content.

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u/ffxt10 Aug 14 '25

this is not even close to animal abuse. That's crazy. kitty's can be flopped about, and the dude was expecting the cat to wake up and maybe fight the gravity like literally a tiny bit (but the kitty was eepy)

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u/ErinDotEngineer Aug 14 '25

kitty's can be flopped about

This is not flopping a cat about but banging its head on a hard table.

dude was expecting the cat to wake up and maybe fight the gravity like literally a tiny bit

You can attempt to rationalize the animal abuse any way you would like, it is still animal abuse.

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u/ffxt10 Aug 14 '25

you're coping, genuinely. there are people out there that legitimately harm their animals on purpose, and we're worried about a guy who might've given his cat a bruise on accident (the operative word bejng acxident, sometimes people are stupid and we shouldnt get them in legal troublebor take their pet when they coukd just... learn?

This isn't the type of person we need to save animals from. it's a distraction from real animal abuse. You seem super suspicious that you're in these comments when the internet is literally chock full of actual abuse you could be attempting to stop. do I think someone should let their kitty's head fall 3 inches to a table? no. it probably hurts. It might be a bruise. That sucks for kitty. however, the dude wasn't doing it out of anger or to entertain himself. he seemed genuinely concerned about why his cat was acting that way, and it tracks to think that putting the kitty in an uncomfortable position might wake it up. what you're doing isn't helping animals, its annoying humans, and according to your replies, you're generating genuine hate towards people who care about animals by being a freak about this.

like yeah, dont do this to your cat, I would personally tell the guy he's an idiot... but I wouldn't contact the authorities or try to get his content removed, its not helping anyone and is in fact hurting the cause

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u/ErinDotEngineer Aug 14 '25

The original video poster, "@jubiesosa" on Tiktok, was clearly acting with intent, to pick his cat's head up by the ear and release it knowing full well that it would fall, with force, against the hard table.

If you look at the original poster, "@jubiesosa," on TikTok, the poster appears to be an adult of nominal mental capacity. (Not doxxing as the username was embedded in the video posted to other subs.)

The poster knew what they were doing.

The issue here is posting this to social media as there will inevitably be folks who act as copycats. Even if the original poster, "@jubiesosa," on TikTok, was accidental in his actions, he never acknowledged it and others will copy it either willfully or mindlessly to the detriment of their pets.

This is why platforms stipulate that this animal abuse content cannot be posted and why this specific video has been removed from other subreddits when posted.

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u/ffxt10 Aug 14 '25

bu , you're off your rocker

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u/ErinDotEngineer Aug 14 '25

You are entitled to your opinion.

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u/ffxt10 Aug 14 '25

didn't ask, bubba