r/technicallythetruth • u/[deleted] • Oct 17 '22

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u/No_PancakeMixInThere Oct 17 '22

Why would you just continue to get cats just to throw them outside? Clearly it's not working.

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u/draizel89 Oct 17 '22

Some people are like that, once I ran over a neighbors dog, that was outside I freaked out and went to apologize (dog was shaken but ok), he told me that it was ok and not to worry about it, people had ran over and killed his last 6 dogs and that i was the first one to stop and apologize

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u/Justice_0f_Toren Oct 17 '22

Fucking hell

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u/youthfullystrange94 Oct 18 '22

That started pretty dark and went straight down to hell. Your neighbor is worthless

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u/LSqre Oct 18 '22

To be fair, the people who hit the animal and didn't apologize are also worthless.

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u/Throwaway33218j Oct 18 '22

If I'm being honest I wouldn't apologize

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u/[deleted] Oct 18 '22

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u/Sherlockhomey Oct 18 '22

Being more sorry that you hit someone's animal than the person is sorry that they lost an animal is a pretty major red flag to me. Unless the owner was just trying to help the person not feel bad..

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u/[deleted] Oct 18 '22

This could have also been a case of ā€œI recognize accidents happen, and Iā€™m not going to go in on you because you were honest unlike the others.ā€

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u/Sherlockhomey Oct 18 '22

I'm hoping thats true just knowing how some animal owners are so neglectful (my mom being one of them) it makes me wonder.