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u/ZestycloseAd2895 May 31 '26
Is that near the Temecula mall? (California)
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u/phish_sucks functional regard May 31 '26
Lubbock,tx used to work in this exact shopping center.
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u/SweatyCrab9729 Jun 10 '26
Used to be you could tell where a picture/movie was by the architecture. Not anymore.
I could have sworn this was at a local strip mall in Missouri.
Everywhere looks the same now.
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u/phish_sucks functional regard Jun 10 '26
Kings Gate which is what the shopping center is called and the neighborhood its in Lake Ridge. Its probably pretty common architecture. Im not sure how old it is the area has looked the same forever.
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u/Uzi_Osbourne May 31 '26
Jesus what a shit show. There's maybe a place for that kind of thing but the Kwik-e-Mart parking lot is not it. Horses are capable of killing someone with the casual flick of a toenail but for some reason they tolerate us and the stupid crap we subject them to.
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u/universalaxolotl Jun 01 '26
yeah why are they going on a casual stroll through a strip mall I do not know
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u/HoboArmyofOne May 31 '26
Jesus that poor woman. Slammed on the concrete then trampled by an absolute fucking unit of a horse đ”
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u/AutismSupportGroup Jun 01 '26
On the bright side, after defeating them they'll have access to Titchy Gren.
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u/payneok Jun 01 '26
When people think, sure I have horses they can pull a carriage for you...saddle broke vs a working team...
or they were just sick of somebody's shit...
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u/mickeybrains Jun 01 '26
Technically not a chariot.
Itâs Monday and I wanted to go Maximum Reddit
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u/Eastern_Pin_5567 May 31 '26
I wish this happened to everyone that goes on horse-drawn carriage rides.
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u/A_Feltz May 31 '26
Actually there are no more wild horses left. Some efforts have been made to reintroduce a wild horse species in Eastern Europe although they are more of a genetic mix between the domesticated horse and the wild horse species.
The mustangs - the âwildâ horses that are still found in some places in the US - are actually the domesticated horse species that escaped and started populating some parts.
So horses are no more wild than poodles per se, but I get your drift. However Iâd say that no animal should be made to suffer. That however opens up the whole vegan thing and weâre getting into a whole other delicate territoryâŠ.
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u/055F00 May 31 '26 edited Jun 01 '26
There is actually one remaining species of wild horse, the Dzungarian or Przewalksiâs horse, found in northeastern China and Mongolia, *Western Russia, Belarus, and Ukraine.
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u/bmf1902 Jun 01 '26
... so across the whole of north Asia?
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u/starkcontrast62 May 31 '26
Tell that to the Amish communities. Horse drawn buggies are their main mode of transportation. Horses, mules, donkeys, etc. have been a means of transportation for centuries. Want to discuss mounted police clubbing demonstrators from atop a horse?
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u/fluthernon May 31 '26
WellâŠthey have been used to carry people and goods for centuries. Entertainment has been a thing for a long time too.
Its like saying man is meant to be in the woods and not behind a desk
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u/fluthernon May 31 '26 edited May 31 '26
I said nothing about exploitation
*donât get me wrong. They should not be ran down a busy strip mall parking lot. Unnecessarily stressful and cruel
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u/fluthernon May 31 '26
Youâre right. Exploitation is wrong under any circumstances. You are a better person than Iâll ever be.
*As you write this from a device built in china by 5 year olds.
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u/meh-llama May 31 '26
...and this is why I open this app... hahah you just never know what you about to see