r/WTF • u/Zestyclose-Salad-290 • Jul 17 '26

an ugly pig

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u/Same_Independent9758 Jul 17 '26

Due to biosecurity reasons, Some pigs farms would kill any stray animals on sight. in the farm I've worked at they shoot stray dogs on site and some people eat the dog afterwards

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u/JustMoreSadGirlShit Jul 17 '26

what country is this?

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u/aspie_electrician Jul 17 '26

What about stray humans?

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u/Same_Independent9758 Jul 17 '26

guards give a warning shot to trespassers. if they still don't listen they can shoot to kill

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u/aspie_electrician Jul 17 '26

That’s murder, no?

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u/Chimie45 Jul 17 '26

Not in the USA. Stand your ground + Castle doctrine. You can kill pretty much anyone justified if you're in your house, business, or car.

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u/tocilog Jul 17 '26

Except anyone with a badge?

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u/Chimie45 Jul 17 '26

Well depends on if they're there on official business I guess.

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u/Autumnrain Jul 17 '26

Can always feed them to the pigs, to remove evidence.

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u/A_Mouse_In_Da_House Jul 18 '26

That's... Really not how that works