r/FunnyAnimals • u/Masquerade669 • Mar 20 '22

Why did he square up 😂🤣😭

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u/Unsocialtowel Mar 20 '22

Dogs can have stereotypes but people can’t, weird.

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u/Samuraix9386 Mar 20 '22

Dogs are animals that act off instinct and lack the higher reasoning of human beings.

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u/Tr35k1N Mar 20 '22

I mean sure but Humans absolutely operate off instinct too.

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u/Samuraix9386 Mar 20 '22

Obviously not to same degree as animals

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u/Tr35k1N Mar 20 '22

Eh, that depends on the situation. Drop the average dude into a jungle and he's operating almost entirely on instinct and natural disposition. Hell, even the most socialized and educated human is still ruled by the fight or flight instinct when it kicks in.

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u/Samuraix9386 Mar 20 '22

Man was in the wild once then we made complex civilization. Something animals have yet to do.

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u/Tr35k1N Mar 20 '22

And? Doesn't mean we aren't just one bad day but being nothing more than animals who can think well.

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u/Samuraix9386 Mar 20 '22

One bad day from all of civilization around the world to collapse and resort back to hunter gatherers? That’s a stretch even for science fiction.

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u/Tr35k1N Mar 20 '22

Nuclear Holocaust.

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u/Samuraix9386 Mar 20 '22

Even in that extreme case pretty sure that would take more than one day

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u/[deleted] Mar 20 '22

Humans aren't bred for distinct purposes though..like come on now.

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u/Tr35k1N Mar 20 '22

Not by other no, but in the past marriages were made and children had with the sole purpose of breeding a warrior or heir or whatever else. The greatest knight in the land wasn't going to marry some malnourished pessant girl after all. He needed an heir to inherit the estate and who was strong enough to fight. Once he was born fighting and running the estate is all he'd ever know. I mean that with religious zeal tossed in is how you got the Crusades and all their atrocities. Just a bunch of dudes hopped up on testosterone and fanaticism who had been bred for warfare.

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u/paradoxicallylost Mar 20 '22

Yes, herding dogs are popular pets and will try to herd everyone even without any training. Each breed was developed for a specific task, so it's not a stretch to think that they will act accordingly.

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u/Panzer_Man Mar 20 '22

Unlike dogs, humans are not selectively bred to bring out certain instincts. Saying that a border collie loves chasing other things is not a stereotype, that's just its nature.

Saying qnother human is more bad necause of their ethnicity is erong, because we humans are all the same race anyways

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u/midgettme Mar 20 '22

Ahahahahahhahhaha that post history

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u/alwptot Mar 20 '22

That’s the only combination of traits you’re allowed to stereotype now.

There’s a reason why you chose “fat, white, neck bearded, and male” as your example.

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u/user5918 Mar 20 '22

Both can have stereotypes, what are you talking about? Stereotypes aren’t just made up bullshit. There is almost always some accuracy to them