if this was a politics forum then I prolly would have an opinion on human trafficking considering it is the single biggest topic that will get a gov elected in or out of power in my own country.
never watched something about mary.
yes if Hollywood still sent horses off cliffs to their deaths like they did do in the past and their scenes depicting animal cruelty were actually acts of animal cruelty not simulations like in the early days of Hollywood before huge restrictions, policies and procedures were externally forced on them then yes I would be very vocal.
"What's wrong with breeders?"... baiting, you know it, nice try, no prize.
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The dog in the video did not really get lost, or shipped by GoDaddy. It was a depiction. I don't believe that the puppy was actually harmed in filming this depiction, and he may not even really be the product of a puppy mill. The whole internet uproar is over what was depicted. Modern Westerns that depict horses being shot do so without harming the animals.
One of the points I heard made was that the puppy was depicted as riding unrestrained in an open pickup truck. Where was the uproar when we cheered on Benji, Lassie, and RinTinTin? They ran around offleash, alone, in big cities sometimes. They rode in open vehicles, and their owners exposed them to extreme situations repeatedly. How many times did Bullet ride unretrained in an open jeep?
lets not get to heated with one another over this.
What the commercial "depicted" is something we can all agree was something we wouldn't want to see.
Watching the commercial itself is possibly what I suggested, Possibly REALLY stupid folks with to much peta influlence and they are using sarcasm against to dis the Bud commercials.
It may even have been made to bring the puppy mill problem into light. We may never know and I doubt I'll loose much sleep over it................Well, I'll say for sure that I wont loos any sleep over it.
Either way I think there is probably to much thought put into how upset folks have gotten about it.
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