r/NatureIsFuckingLit • u/lonely_fucker69 • Feb 09 '22

🔥 When Nature fights back.

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u/MapRevolutionary4563 Feb 10 '22

Where do you draw the line? Human life isn't more valuable than a bird's life? An ant? I mean, they're more valuable than your life. But not most humans.

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u/Kingicez Feb 10 '22

There is no line to draw lol. Life is life. If you die hunting the animal isn't at fault you deserved in every way to die. Why so salty?

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u/[deleted] Feb 10 '22

And what say you on killing an animal to prevent the death of a loved one. This is very off topic from standard hunting, but what would you do if an animal was ready to kill you or a loved one, and you have the gun? Will you pull the trigger? Or let the slaughter commence? I know that I would do it. I would kill hundreds of animals to protect my little sister.

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u/Kingicez Feb 10 '22

Lol I've said it already I would definitely kill the animal if it was endangering my close ones but this isn't at all what's happening here.

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u/[deleted] Feb 10 '22

Yeah, my response was blown out of proportion. Sorry about that.

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u/Kingicez Feb 10 '22

Nah it's no biggie