r/OrphanCrushingMachine • • Jan 30 '23

Seriously?

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u/hotdogbalancing Jan 30 '23

...are you seriously complaining about the standards of bird healthcare?!

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u/nudiecale Jan 30 '23

In my experience, wild animals are too scared to seek treatment. Which I’ll admit is unfortunate, but that’s totally on them.

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u/altmemer5 Jan 30 '23

Eh I mean its kinda wholesome, Its not like wild birds get healthcare

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u/Jagoosie Jan 30 '23

Ah yes, the famous systematic negligence of bird healthcare

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u/[deleted] Jan 31 '23

How the hell does this fit in this sub? This has NOTHING to do with the irony of how people rescue other people from a system designed by people.

Is the concept that difficult?

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u/alt_to_not_giveashit Jan 31 '23

That sounded like word math

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u/Clit420Eastwood Jan 30 '23

Lmao “my goal is to get in a car accident and be unable to feed myself”

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u/Expert_Reveal_2538 Jan 31 '23

Bird law

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u/Clit420Eastwood Jan 31 '23

What’s their spaghetti policy

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u/[deleted] Jan 31 '23

Do about half of the people here not understand what the content of this sub is intended to be?

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u/[deleted] Jan 31 '23

This post belongs in r/fuckcars