>look at my dogs
>they're the most peaceful, loving creatures
>there are brown/yellow on this world that want to torture them and kill them
Why? Why do brown people have no regard for innocent and pure life?
Look at my dogs
Brayden Clark
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Isaiah Hughes
no "soul"
Eli Nelson
Europeans bred the dogs from wolves is why
Jaxson Edwards
Your grass looks fake as fuck.
Jose Ward
They dont have a high enough IQ to understand what companion animals are. They also have weurd superstitions & urban legend esque beliefs, such as how meat tastes better when the animal is beaten alive or that eating monkey brains boosts intelligence.
Josiah Lopez
No idea, have a look at what the sick fucks do with chickens.
Ayden Kelly
not my dogs bro
Julian Green
Forgot link.
Christopher Campbell
Empathy for the beasts of the world is a strictly European value.
Oliver Rodriguez
Cows, Pigs and Ducks are pretty peaceful and loving.
They are damn tasty tho.
Landon Nguyen
Even when "whites" beat animals it's usually jews, too.
Bentley Torres
Cows pigs & ducks are rarely kept as personal pets, and people dont much care about them.
On the othrr extreme poo in loos worship cows & eat dogs, so it goes many ways.
William Thompson
Tribesmen (in Africa, South America etc.) seem to have a lot of respect for nature and animals too.
Jaxon Cruz
Because brown and yellow races are subhuman.
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Daniel Gray
>implying you wouldn't
Ryder Allen
Dont african tribesman use goats and cows as group fleshlights? Or am I mixing them up with canucks?
Samuel Stewart
>empathy is a strictly European value
fixed
Nathaniel Barnes
>muslims and Koreans/Chinese
would happily kill every single one of them in the world to protect your dogs, or even not to protect your dogs
Christopher Cooper
Because dog meat is cheap I'd assume.
Angel Brown
>white people murder billions of people and then complain about how pets aren't treated fairly in some less fortunate parts of the world
Alexander Wright
Even this qt?
Kayden Richardson
maybe keep that one as a trophy