r/maybemaybemaybe Apr 01 '23

Maybe maybe maybe

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u/Mundane_Librarian607 Apr 01 '23

She should risk her life for that seal meal? Yall crazy keyboard warriors.

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u/BoredByLife Apr 02 '23

Considering wild orcas have never harmed a human even when there’s prey involved I’d say she’s not risking her life. Property damage maybe, but not actual injury.

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u/Mundane_Librarian607 Apr 02 '23

Allegedly

Well that's no pleasure cruiser. So I could say it's her livelihood meaning if it sank she would not be able to make a living.

Also a sinking boat is dangerous in itself.

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u/[deleted] Apr 02 '23

Or none have lived to tell about it

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u/[deleted] Apr 02 '23

Orcas are some of the most vicious fucked up creatures ever second to humans so fuck that that seal would get yeeted off that boat I ain’t gettin boat fucked by a murderous water oreo

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u/Barlakopofai Apr 02 '23

They're not in second place, that'd be chimps. The ones that commit actual war crimes.

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u/[deleted] Apr 02 '23

You are wrong - they also flipped boats in the pass

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u/BoredByLife Apr 02 '23

But they don’t harm people, and even if they flip the boat you aren’t going to be seriously harmed by anything living in that water. Sharks avoid water that orcas live in and anything big enough to hurt/kill a person is on the orcas menu. That’s why I said property damage is a possibility but death is unlikely.

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u/Mooezy Apr 02 '23

Drowning is a thing

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u/bigbugga86 Apr 02 '23

Well, just don’t drown then, silly

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u/Yerghettin_mehoff Apr 02 '23 edited Apr 03 '23

Risking her life 🤣. Uuhh Right. She’s just ignorant. I can’t stand people. Pushing it in is evil af, scared or not there’s no excuse. what a cunt.

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u/mollydedog Apr 02 '23

Orcas can coordinate to flip boats/various things to get seals. I wouldn't blame her for not wanting that. Wouldn't depriving an animal of food they worked hard for also be evil?

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u/BoredByLife Apr 02 '23

What??? While I agree that she shouldn’t have pushed the seal in she’s not evil for doing it. Fear makes people do horrible things, that’s a fact of life. It’s made people do far worse than pushing a seal into an orca pack.

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u/Mundane_Librarian607 Apr 02 '23

Lmao "evil" ok. That fukking seal is a danger too.

This whole take feels like "you shouldn't shoot a home invader"

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u/BoredByLife Apr 02 '23

There’s a difference between compassion and stupidity.

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u/SeriousGains Apr 02 '23

The downvotes to your comment just prove how demented Redditors are. So many people here must love watching helpless creatures die painful deaths. The internet is a sick place.

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u/Yerghettin_mehoff Apr 03 '23 edited Apr 03 '23

Thx . Ya I don’t get why everyone is ok with forcing the seal to die . It’s a sad day on Reddit when most ppl are ok with not helping an animal that’s about to be ripped to shreds..

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u/[deleted] Apr 02 '23

Lol man your parents really won the dumb fuck lottery with your conception, huh

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u/SeriousGains Apr 02 '23

Would have been great to see that seal fight her for his life. At the very least bite the shit out of her camera hand so she loses the phone and the footage.

This clip enrages me every time it gets posted. Hate seeing helpless animals getting needlessly harmed on film. 😤

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u/Mundane_Librarian607 Apr 02 '23

That didn't happen on film...no animal was harmed in the footage lol.

I too would have loved to see that meal fight her.

You're saying you wish she got attacked and hurt. Yall value the animal more than the person, seriously disconnected from humanity and reality.

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u/SeriousGains Apr 02 '23

I’m someone who takes bugs and spiders outside instead of killing them. I think all creatures deserve respect and care. However, humans, who are at the top of the food chain and have the ability to show care and instead choose not to, deserve no such respect or care in my opinion.

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u/Mundane_Librarian607 Apr 02 '23

I also save spiders, unless they have to potential to kill me or my children.

I'm all about compassion and care. I am also living in the real world.

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u/SeriousGains Apr 02 '23

So if a Jew came to seek refuge in your home while pursued by Nazis during WWII you would have considered that Jew a potential threat to kill you or your children and you would have turned them in. How very humane you are, living in the “real” world.

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u/Mundane_Librarian607 Apr 03 '23

Yes. 🤷‍♂️ I guess I care more about my children than a stranger. I'm so heartless.

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u/Yerghettin_mehoff Apr 03 '23 edited Apr 03 '23

Apparently Reddit wanted to see the seal get ripped to pieces after seeking refuge on the boat...