False dogs love playing ball, they just hate Baylor
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Baylor Rape HQ - (major lawsuit settled)
- Thread starter Buffnik
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Just the smart bitches
BehindEnemyLines
beware the habu
What about highly distasteful?
Actually, "inhumane" is correct on both a moral and legal level.
The old philosophers had it right: the reason animal cruelty is against the law, and why we understand it to be immoral is not because animals have any intrinsic rights. It's because being needlessly cruel to an animal is an action that makes the person doing it a less than fully realized human. That person is acting as something that is less than fully human, hence it is an "inhumane" action.
Crimes against other people do not need this philosophical basis, because other people do have intrinsic rights. Beating up another human being is wrong on three levels: it is a violation of that person's rights, it is a harm against society, and it is an inhumane action on the part of the offender. With animals, the only cause for action is that it is an inhumane act.
So, @CUBUFF80 had it right; it's inhumane.
And **** baylor should be punished because it was/is harboring people that hit all three: they violate other people's rights, they harm society, and they are inhumane. **** them.
the dog needs to put some clothes on. and quit showing off the anus
Wow. You really went for it!
Blame the bitch, right Ken?
it's the dog's fault. and it happened off campus
Is anyone really surprised. **** Bailer has taken "taking action incrementally to get juuuuuust to the point where the majority of people stop complaining" and elevated it to an art form.
Think of how slowly and gradually the heads rolled after the reporting started on the (ongoing) rape scandal.
And every single assistant coach is still employed on that staff. This is the thing that is unconscionable imo.
somebody
Well-Known Member
You know what I mean, snarkman.
This ESPN sympathy towards Bailer is disgusting. Shame on Disney, they are minalizing Title IX by creating a rise from the ashes story out of this.
Yeah. ESPN really celebrating a beatdown by **** bailer! of FCS Northwestern State.
WTF is wrong with them?
Yellow Shirt
Club Member
Regarding the dog reaction:
The most complaints SNL ever got was when Penn & Teller cut and restored a California King Snake. The next weekend on SNL they drowned Teller and did not show he was OK: zero complaints.
The most complaints SNL ever got was when Penn & Teller cut and restored a California King Snake. The next weekend on SNL they drowned Teller and did not show he was OK: zero complaints.
@Uncle Ken says Briles is on the other end of Grobe's headset. He'd know.