Re: Would you have challenged this idiot?
Originally Posted by
Donkeyman
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I wouldn't want food that had been in a bird's beak !
Surely that was the man's choice, not yours ?
They know the risk
Does the man have less rights than the seagull?
No mention is made of stress to the gull
Stress is important to wild life as it assists with survival
I maintain that no cruelty or intent to be cruel was shown by the man
He merely acted instinctively when the gull grabbed his brecker
and caught itby the legs, and then
had to hold neck also in order
to remove the doughnut from its beak!!
If he had wanted to be cruel he would have broken it's neck or
bitten the gulls head off ??
I saw nothing cruel in that video at all .
Donkeyman! 🤔🤔
It's like you were watching a different video to everyone else DM.
You don't think pressing on a bird's windpipe to cut off its air supplty is cruel?
Also, he wasn't even trying to remove his filthy old doughnut at all, because with one hand he was gripping the bird, and the other hand he was flapping about trying to keep the other gulls away. It was sheer nasty temper.
He did not attempt to retrieve his cake as you said, not until the bird actually dropped it of his own accord when he could no longer breathe, so opened his beak to get air in his lungs.
Lastly, when the bloke chose to 'release' the bird, he could easily have placed it on the sea wall to check if it was dead, alive, or injured in any way - but No. Instead he literally threw it away.
At no point did you see what happened next. The video did not show us if it flew, dropped dead, or drowned.
That man did not he care if it was dead or alive, so I am surprised and more than a little disappointed that you think it was acceptable and not cruel in the slightest.
I have no more to say on this subject.