Thread: Border crossers appear guilty of blinding dog with pepper

Mine thinks she is part cat. Her and a 8 month old kitten are the best of friends. Rotts frequently get a bad rap but the 2 that I've owned were very good natured and not a mean bone in their body.

Brian,
Children and dogs learn what they live. Sounds like your sweetie was raised with love, kindness, enough discipline, consistancy, so she knows what to expect, healthy food, etc.

If she had been raised with cruelty, yelling, inconsistancy, etc....you'd have a different dog.

Good JOB! A good dog speaks well of its human!

Awl! What a cute little puppy!

Animals are the most loyal things! If treated right.

I trust animals more than people. To me, they are a gift from God, the purest in heart and deserve all the respect we can give them.

Beautiful puppy.
I have Labs, big gushy things that only want ALL of my attention. But, if someone maliciously hurt one of my animals I think I would be beside myself with anger. In that man's place, I would be on the phone with the Border Patrol every five minutes and trying figure out a way to my home into a fortress to keep them out. In my opinion, feeding them was his first mistake, they became too familiar and contemptuous.
No good deed goes unrewarded.

Sorry about your dog, i feel your pain, i am dealing with my own dog and cancer, but this is so cruel, poor dog.
best wishes.

Cruelty to animals is just a warmup for these "hard working, decent" "future citizens!" It's a warmup for their crime sprees and their sex-crime sprees against children. They go after easy targets.

Originally Posted by curiouspat

Brian,
Children and dogs learn what they live. Sounds like your sweetie was raised with love, kindness, enough discipline, consistancy, so she knows what to expect, healthy food, etc.

If she had been raised with cruelty, yelling, inconsistancy, etc....you'd have a different dog.

Good JOB! A good dog speaks well of its human!

I agree!

And, Brian, that is one adorable puppy.

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Originally Posted by MopheadBlue

For that matter, where's PETA on this? Probably too busy spraypainting fur coats to be bothered or useful!

Or euthanizing animals or refusing to return Katrina pets after they were "rescued" by PETA and posted on their website. One dog had to be "readopted" by his owner. Others are still fighting to get their dogs back.

I am certainly disappointed in PETA and other animal welfare/rights groups for not taking a stand against illegal immigration.

About two months ago I wrote a letter (posted here at the end with links) that I sent to about 22 animal welfare/rights groups through email. Most of these are national but I did send to a small number of local groups in my area. I concentrated on multi-issue groups including PETA and HSUS and others, sent to the ASPCA, as well as several groups dealing with factory farming and vegetarianism, and animals in entertainment (rodeos, bullfights, etc.)

I was very disappointed at the low responses. One group sent me a solicitation by mail (that is okay but I didn’t give them my address). There were maybe 4-5 responses sent to my email that while polite, basically said: They don’t get involved in politics; there are people in animal rights on both sides of the illegal immigration debate but they don’t take a position; etc., etc. PETA was one of the groups that didn’t respond at all. Neither did HSUS or ASPCA.

While almost all of the letters I sent by email to “contact us” links at the group’s websites, there is one animal rights forum I have been a member of for approximately two years but haven’t gotten involved with except one event, and only made one minor post in their forums.

I posted the letter below on this forum and to my shock was attacked by one of their supposedly active and dedicated members.

The almost two page post included this as an opening:

“I am deeply ashamed that this email was allowed to be posted on our group’s website. It is worse than anything I’ve seen from the likes of Ayn Rand. It is absolutely and completely and unbelievably fascist to the very core.”

In another part of the post after the writer made some negative comments about the USA, she said:

“SHAME, SHAME, SHAME on you and your racist attitudes and naivety!!!”

Then, I guess because she must have thought she hadn’t insulted me enough, she added a second post, much shorter where she referenced “Ann’s Mein Kampf post.”

When I was active years ago, there were many groups exposing cruelty to animals in other countries, mostly third world. One of the largest is the World Society for the Protection for Animals. They had several campaigns going on in various countries. Why isn’t it okay to expose the cruelties illegal aliens commit in the USA?

The groups that get involved with factory farming and vegetarianism, which is many of them, lack common sense if they cannot see that the more people who enter the USA, the busier the meat processing plants will be. Plus, the illegals are being employed in large numbers by these plants.

There are other non-profits whose causes are being negatively affected by illegal immigration. Some I can think of include those dealing with the environment, drug prevention, drunk driving and feminism.

I’ve contacted DARE and MADD in the past and did not receive responses from them either.


Letter Sent to Animal Welfare/Rights Groups

I have been a vegetarian for more than 20 years. I was once a volunteer with a local North Carolina animal welfare/rights group and a vegetarian group. Having two children and working full time for a while led me to quit, along with burnout on reading about and seeing videos/pictures on all the horrendous ways humans inflict suffering on other mammals. I know, I know, someone’s got to do it – i.e., look at all the horrible evidence, document, expose and protest.

During the past year, I’ve refocused my time and energy toward an issue that I’ve learned has broad and negative consequences for most every other cause that I care about. I remain committed to other causes as well, but only have the time and resources to be actively involved in one at a time.

I’m for border security by fencing and military; cutting off all freebies and welfare for illegal aliens except “emergency only” medical treatment and police escort services to their home countries; rescinding the anchor baby scam; fining and jailing employers who hire illegal aliens; and a slow but steady deportation of all illegal aliens in the USA.

I have read numerous reports of illegal aliens in the past year who not only commit a number of crimes against other people, but commit cruelty to animals as well. It’s only going to get worse if Congress passes an amnesty guest worker program. Millions, especially from Mexico, will follow. How large do their numbers have to grow before they demand bullfighting be legalized in the USA? Hispanics already overwhelm dog fighting and cockfighting rings in the USA. Their rodeos are worse than American rodeos that are already cruel. And, we all know that slaughter houses/processing plants are hiring illegal aliens left and right - citizens from third world countries that normally do not have any animal cruelty laws. They are replacing American workers and depressing wages and benefits. Nor will illegal aliens complain over OSHA violations for fear of being deported.

There are many ways that illegal aliens harm animals. I hope the links below will be informative. As someone who was once involved with groups such as yours and is still sympathetic, I see that this illegal alien invasion is harming and will continue to harm all your good work. The USA is under invasion and we are losing our language, culture and sovereignty. We, as a nation, are being bankrupted. Our poor citizens are becoming poorer and our middle class is shrinking and becoming poor in order to further fill the pockets of rich corporate and politician elites who want cheap foreign slave labor. Pretty soon, the average middle class American who I believe provides most of the charity to groups such as yours’ will no longer be able to afford to do so. The same thing is happening to Canada, most of Europe and Australia too.

Sincerely,

Ann _______

Links:

April Poultry Industry Boycott is Underway
https://www.alipac.us/ftopict-20961.html

A Thought
https://www.alipac.us/ftopicp-97517-.html#97517
[Note: Check out the last post in this thread where animal welfare/rights groups are mentioned.]

Puppy horribly disfigured by "illegal alien"
https://www.alipac.us/ftopicp-94696-.html#94696

Article: Immigration's Third World Cruelty to Animals
http://www.frostywooldridge.com/article ... feb18.html

Ann,

I agree with you. These groups must not be really serious about protecting animals if they can't acknowledge what is really happening. They need to be for the greater good and tell the truth.

I admire your courage for standing up to them. It is only when one doesn't have a valid argument that one needs to revert to insults.

The fact is that you only need to go to some of these countries to see that animals are often mis-treated and abused...it is a cultural thing and nothing will change when they cross the border.

Brian503a: Your puppy is just beautiful!