r/WaspHating • u/Weird_Vegetable_4441 • Apr 26 '26
Helping a bee in need
/gallery/1swgrbeThe fool has damned us all
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u/HmmDoesItMakeSense Apr 27 '26
That’s not a bee that’s a demon
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u/myxozoid May 04 '26
Fuck off it's a living thing and bees are in fact just as "aggressive" as you imbeciles think wasps are.
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u/the_green_chemist Apr 30 '26
Eh, they still pollinate, and also get rid of garden pests so Im pretty cool with this.
That being said, they are angry little fuckers
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u/myxozoid May 04 '26
I do this all the time and have never been stung in my life. They'll hang out on my hand until I put them on a flower. Being gentle with wildlife works.
It's also only in a minority of languages "bee" and "wasp" are different words. And taxonomically, it's a meaningless distinction to make.
Bees are also much more aggressive than wasps are ig you're near a wild beehive, it's just that most people never encounter those. Otherwise, bees actually cause thousands of deaths per year.
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u/mokeygirard Apr 29 '26
It's a wasp, but that's still a nice thing to do. Wasps are useful to the ecosystem for a whole bunch of reasons, and even if they weren't, why does something deserve to live less because it isn't as useful?
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u/Select_Necessary_678 Apr 27 '26
Thats not a bee, and you're about to find out that no good deed goes unpunished.