French animal rights activist group steals puppy from homeless man.

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Euryalus

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The White Hunter said:
Zontar said:
Eddie the head said:
Correct me if I'm wrong, but don't dogs naturally eat meat? Maybe they can get the nutrients form other places, but I always thought dogs digestive tracks where more sensitive then say a human or a pig. We could probably do without meat, but I don't know if that's the same for a dog? I don't know I'll ask a vet or something.
Domesticated dogs have evolved teeth which can chew fruit and vegetables due to cohabitation with humans, though meat is still the bulk of their diet.

Dogs are like humans in that they will eat anything. Even the stuff humans and other animals crap out for some reason.
They generally will eat vegetables if they're in the meat but they wont seek it out.
Yeah, they can eat vegetables and stuff, and even live off of them for a short time if it has the right nutrients, but I'd venture to guess that the ability or inclination to do so is a fairly recent selection in their genes.

I don't know of any dog who's willingly sought out vegetables and only one who liked fruit.
 

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Risingblade said:
So do these guys burn down orphanages and rape nuns as well?
No, the steal the orphans FROM the nuns to sell online!

Seriously what in the actual HELL. They're SELLING the puppy and they stole that poor thing from someone who in all honestly, probably needed them. And this is alright because he's a gypsy? Because he's homeless?

NO.
NO GODDAMMIT IT IS NOT RIGHT!

It's THIS kind of shit that makes me want to pick up a baseball bat and start pummeling every single inconsiderate no-neck waste of human space I see out and about making other peoples lives hell for no other reason than to do so.
 

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Vigilantism at best, assault and theft at worst. Unless French law very much differs drastically from all other western nations, both of these are crimes, as would be attempting to sell the animal on afterwards. With video evidence and a publicly-accessible confession on FaceBook. Question is, about a week later why am I unable to find anything about criminal investigations, let alone arrests?

Also, their story about them chancing upon a man mistreating a dog and deciding to take action doesn't quite scan. They had two people to physically accost the man, and a third waiting in the crowd to run off with the dog. That seems planned to me - they employed tactics, ones that, if I'm not mistaken, are most common amongst pickpocket gangs.