Question from Fish, a community user for bubble pets: What is it about those who abuse small animals? I wonder if they want to be famous or something.
Let's start with some stories:
The video, which was posted online at the end of February 2006, provoked public outrage at the killing of kittens by a woman of the famous Yamashima Park in the town of Luobei, Tsukang, Heilongjiang Province.
In 2013, an injured cat was found in the 1912th block of Nanjing, with fur in the first half, and the latter half of the fur was stripped clean, and the tail was cut off! The cat made a terrible sound.
In June 2016, in Changping District, Beijing City, a vicious dog abuse incident, “Golden hair crushed by drunk owners”, hit the Internet.
In August 2016, a dog was dragged to death by a car in Shandongway.
Answer one:
It's an instinct of a human being to carry offensive properties in his genes.
You can also interpret it as an energy. When this energy gathers in the human mind, there is always a need to tear a breakthrough to vent. If the parents of a child completely ignore the child ' s resistance, it is too powerful, and this energy gathers rapidly within the child, he must find a target for violence to release. If, unfortunately, he chooses to be a soft little animal, the cup may come up. We often see children abusing weak animals. Proofers have this instinct since childhood.
Sports events, such as balls, boxing and so on, are healthy ways to release offensive energy. This process will not harm an innocent weak person. But there are always those who choose less active routes of release. From childhood to age, a child who has been abused by a family member or a stranger is more likely to choose the same way that he was subjected to, treating a weak animal as the perpetrator.
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Answer two:
Suddenly I thought I had done a lot of things to hurt small animals when I was a kid, like I had deliberately blocked ant's nest, stomped earthworms, burned a lot of grasshoppers.
And then all day long, the dog was so bad that the dog ran away from home and never came back, and now I'm afraid that when I was a child, I was so ignorant, I did a lot of wrong things, and the more I grew up knowing what to feel like, I wouldn't hurt any more animals.
I think those who are conscious adults are still doing some bad things, are probably growing up without learning how to be human, and lack of moral education. Or chronic depression, which leads to internal deviant, undiscovered attempts at deformity through animal abuse.
(Assisting: Zhuol, Bubble Pet Community)
Answer three:
My own guess, not necessarily. Some of them should be losers, actually Loser.
It is possible that when I was a child, I was gassed at school and was suppressed. The atmosphere is afraid to speak, but the fire is in its heart. When you grow up, you can't take advantage of others. You have to find the weak.
Just like a little animal cat or a dog, there's no law against it, so it's been turned into the weakest for years by an angry pervert.
(Assisting: One-Clock, Bubble pet community)
Answer four:
Some of the animals are abused by psychotics.
It is possible that when they were young, they were abused, they found a receptor and a weak person to vent.
But after the media reports and public opinion fermented, there was a group of people, at least part of whom had little sense of abuse, and it was a good way to be famous! I don't feel much for animals anyway. So, that's it. Some college kid beats a cat, some high heels beats a cat, and then a tug dog.
I think that media coverage has an encouraging effect on these people, so the media should not have much to cover and condemn and be discussed.