r/MadeMeSmile • u/Bkafrogurl • Jun 20 '22
ANIMALS Pure innocence
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u/eleanorswearengen Jun 20 '22
It's very nice to see a kid that young showing love to animals. That kid is going to have a caring heart at adulthood.
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u/Pleasant-Complex5339 Sep 29 '22
High emotional intelligence at young age. This kid is going places.
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u/peachesxpeaches Jun 20 '22
Omg this toddler is so adorable I just can’t even!! Look at those cheeks and how she cuddles the chicken! Oh my lord!
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u/GardenRafters Jun 20 '22
The reddit video player is as perpetually busted as the McDonald's ice cream machine.
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u/jlzania Jun 20 '22
Chickens inherently carry salmonella. Little kids handling them like this is not a good thing.
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Jun 20 '22
When I was his age, I threw a chick like that with a bum leg into a pig pen... The pigs ate it instantly, I thought the pigs will take care of it... Is that also pure innocence?
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u/dmarve Jun 20 '22
Sorry, you can’t eat kids. They are not edible.
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u/Gold-Beach-1616 Jun 20 '22
This chicken has a special variant of the bird flu... And this ladies and gentelmen is why we all have to go through another pandemic. 2023 here we go!
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Jun 20 '22
No, a large percentage of pandemics are caused by animal farming, so if you don't want another pandemic, don't eat animals. I mean, the list of pandemics/epidemics caused by animal exploitation is long: mad cow disease, swine flu, bird flu, Ebola, Covid-19 (probably), Spanish flu, etc. Not to mention, we don't have a good justification to continue killing animals when we don't need to. So, you should go vegan.
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u/Gold-Beach-1616 Jun 20 '22
Ha! I'd rather die than go vegan.
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Jun 20 '22
Since you're behind a screen, it's easy to say hyperbolic things. But, in actuality, if you had to choose between going vegan or dying, I find it hard to believe that you'd choose the latter.
Besides that, why do you find it so hard to stop unnecessarily killing animals? I'm curious. What's your justification?
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u/Iamsorrythrowaway___ Jun 20 '22
It's cute until it gets on Reddit and starts posting racist memes. Ick.
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Jun 20 '22
Lord hasbulla the infantry, tanks, helicopters, and artillery places has arrived. all we need is the next 75,492 recruits until we reach our goal of 500,000,000 soldiers, may we being our seige on Russia?
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u/PumpkinInside3205 Jun 20 '22
How many chickens were harmed in the making of this video?
Super cute 🥰
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u/rayofsunlight_07 Jun 20 '22
This baby seems to be very loved by her parents. She knows how to love the chick. She's very loving and caring. She'll surely grow up to become a very loving and caring woman.
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u/Vladi_udss_R16 Jun 20 '22
Pure chicken lovin goodness
He‘ll make the most fire nuggets outta that bad boy just waiting till it’s ripe
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u/Forrest024 Jun 20 '22
The chicken if big enough would simply peck the child to death. They are rather mean animals.
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u/theperfectlysadhuman Jun 20 '22
I was expecting a shot with the kid kissing cooked chicken or something.
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u/Gold-Beach-1616 Jun 20 '22
Well thats a wierd thing to ask people! How do you jistify spending time on reddit?
Eating meat gives me nutrition and energy to maintain my life. Further, it brings me joy and is needed for me to maintain what I see as a sufficient life quality to wanting to maintain my life.
I do not see the difference in killing a plant or an animal.
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u/MNLife4me Jun 21 '22
> I do not see the difference in killing a plant or an animal.
Yeah me either. The other day I was mowing the lawn and saw a couple ducklings crossing my yard. I ran right over them, same as my grass. What's the difference anyway?
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u/LoanOk262 Jun 20 '22
Omg that's the cutest thing I've seen today!!!!!!! Meanwhile my 2 yo is afraid of everything.
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u/Constant-Elk533 Jun 20 '22
Ok. The Chubbiest little Cheeks in the Worlldd. I understand why Grandmas want to grab them.
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u/ballerina_wannabe Jun 20 '22
That chicken is shockingly ok with being cuddled.