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Elephant Rampage at Suphanburi Red Cross Fair: Three People Slightly Injured, One Critically Injured, After Teasing Incident


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4 hours ago, still kicking said:

Why still have those shows it is animal abuse.

Yeah, Thailand is still reluctant to give up it's old ways.

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Tease an 🐘. Crazy. If you feel the need to tease animals, get a housecat. Anything bigger than that is a recipe for disaster.(well cows and pigs might be ok)And these idiots picked the biggest and strongest land animal there is. What is next, go into the water and poke a shark in the eye  .

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24 minutes ago, thecyclist said:

Tease an 🐘. Crazy. If you feel the need to tease animals, get a housecat. Anything bigger than that is a recipe for disaster.(well cows and pigs might be ok)And these idiots picked the biggest and strongest land animal there is. What is next, go into the water and poke a shark in the eye  .

So you think it's ok to tease small animals. You are beneath contempt. Utterly disgusting.

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22 minutes ago, Thingamabob said:

So you think it's ok to tease small animals. You are beneath contempt. Utterly disgusting.

No, I don't think that. Cats actually love the "teasing ".Dangle something in front them, they will paw it, and play with it. So do puppies. There are 2 ways of teasing, a playful one, and a try to make angry one. The second falls under cruelty towards animals. 

The same with people,a harmless joshing around or tease to humiliate. Huge differences Language can be ambiguous, a point you seem to have overlooked in order to feel "righteous outrage ".If that is what makes your day, be my guest. 

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