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Originally Posted by Dudebro
To me it's a no brainer, let them fire me and report them to the proper authorities for animal cruelty. If nothing gets done about it at least I tried to do the right thing.
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Provided you had other means to support yourself before making that move, I agree.
But imagine if you were actually facing homelessness if you did so - would you be so willing to give up a roof over your head, and all the creature comforts therein?
It would be different if you were financially secure enough to sustain yourself.
Now, I realize that the article didn't mention any of the worker's personal details and I am speculating, but this is an interesting aspect to the situation and I wouldn't mind hearing some members' honest answer to the following question:
If you were faced with the decision of having to either kill 100 dogs or give up your home {and everything in it - goodbye roof, goodbye bed, fridge, stove, computer, games .. EVERYTHING .. and you
may never re - acquire
any of it - not to mention living from that point on white bread, process cheese, bologna, and other marginally - nutritious food}
What would you say then?
Honestly I think I may kill the dogs - straight up, because homelessness is akin to
death, in my opinion, based on the apparent quality of life the homeless people here in Vancouver seem to have.
And before you get all
OMG Grotowski!
BE
HONEST!
{please bear in mind this is a hypothetical situation based on my speculations on the reasoning the worker who did the killing may have had}