jayjayb_00
Junior Guinea Pig
"It's obvious why! Because undomesticated rats are dirty, sewer rats that are overcome with diseases."
But have we ever asked ourselves why? If any are religious (as I am), God created us to be happy but our first assignment was to care for the animals! How can we do so when we create horrible environments for all animals? Animal cruelty is so prevalent and cruelty can come in many ways.
Why are rats dirty? Why do they have diseases? It's because of the waste we cause. Yes, they are zootropic diseases. But where do those disease came from? Bacteria, bacteria from disgusting environments. They live in sewers, covered in our bodily and food waste.
We get upset when they eat our food. But what can we expect, they are starving in their environment which is not suitable for them. We get upset when they lash out. But what can we expect, they are afraid and wild animals, trying to survive!
I agree that measures should be taken to protect ourselves and our families' health and safety, but after that can we try to be more compassionate and care for animals a little more, even if they are wild animals?
(Sorry about my rant, I have been brewing on this a while.)
But have we ever asked ourselves why? If any are religious (as I am), God created us to be happy but our first assignment was to care for the animals! How can we do so when we create horrible environments for all animals? Animal cruelty is so prevalent and cruelty can come in many ways.
Why are rats dirty? Why do they have diseases? It's because of the waste we cause. Yes, they are zootropic diseases. But where do those disease came from? Bacteria, bacteria from disgusting environments. They live in sewers, covered in our bodily and food waste.
We get upset when they eat our food. But what can we expect, they are starving in their environment which is not suitable for them. We get upset when they lash out. But what can we expect, they are afraid and wild animals, trying to survive!
I agree that measures should be taken to protect ourselves and our families' health and safety, but after that can we try to be more compassionate and care for animals a little more, even if they are wild animals?
(Sorry about my rant, I have been brewing on this a while.)