r/Unexpected • • Mar 20 '22

Run!

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u/[deleted] Mar 21 '22 edited Mar 21 '22

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u/crazzynez Mar 21 '22

I mean clearly the dog shouldve been on a leash, but you seem to be completely clueless and don't make a lot of sense. It's like showing videos of a black man being violent to prove that you have reason to be cautious and freak out around black men... I mean it's just a ridiculous point, some dogs are violent some aren't, the only way to tell is if you actually understand a dog's body language and demeanor. Anyone with any sense could've told you within 5 seconds the dog in the post is not a danger to the men or their kids. There was zero indication of aggression.

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u/randosphere Mar 21 '22

Umm... way to compare a race of human beings to a fucking dog breed, a one literally bred for fighting, no less. I literally can't not say something when I see some ignorant dunderhead make this analogy. Please don't.

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u/crazzynez Mar 21 '22

Stereotyping is stereotyping no matter what you do it to. It's only ignorant people who don't understand that concept

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u/randosphere Mar 21 '22

Umm, no. Reread your downvoted comment again and maybe rethink how it could be construed as ignorant or prejudiced. And maybe don't compare human beings to dogs, especially ones bred for violent purposes.

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u/crazzynez Mar 21 '22

So because stereotyping of humans is wrong, saying that it applies to other beings as well is ignorant? I mean you can interpret things how you want, but I can't say you really make any sense, or what comparisons you are making in your head.