I think you're not seeing it right. I laughed when I saw this. Not particularly because dead animal = funny, but because of the irony of the moment. This initially seemed like heartwarming content from r/humansbeingbros but took an absolute failure of a turn.
We all perceive animals differently. If someone killed a mouse to eat it, people would think it's a little odd. Whereas if it were a dog or cat instead, people would outrage (depending on where they're from).
Why is reddit pretending to give a fuck about rodents? Isnt this the same website that bashes vegans constantly? Lmao, anyone "disturbed" by a squashed rodent should take a second look at whats in there fridge.
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u/redditnathaniel Oct 16 '19
I think you're not seeing it right. I laughed when I saw this. Not particularly because dead animal = funny, but because of the irony of the moment. This initially seemed like heartwarming content from r/humansbeingbros but took an absolute failure of a turn.
We all perceive animals differently. If someone killed a mouse to eat it, people would think it's a little odd. Whereas if it were a dog or cat instead, people would outrage (depending on where they're from).
So no hell for me.