I recently saw such a debate. Is it a hypocritical to feed stray cats and stray dogs? This itself is a very controversial topic. In the video, Chu Yin and the beautiful host had a relatively fierce debate. Chu Yin is very rational personally. He bel...
I recently saw such a debate. Is it a hypocritical to feed stray cats and stray dogs? This itself is a very controversial topic. In the video, Chu Yin and the beautiful host had a relatively fierce debate. Chu Yin is very rational personally. He believes that this kind of stray cat and dog should not be fed, but should be sent to the city appearance management center, either adopted by others and adopted a more cruel method to euthanize them.
And this beautiful host is very emotional, gentle, and full of love. She believes that feeding stray cats and dogs is a kind act, which comes from human care for weak animals. This is not a hypocritical, but rather a kind of love and kindness. After all, everyone has compassion. When we see weaker animals, we will inevitably feel sympathy and will definitely help them. At the beginning of the debate, we saw such a moving photo. In the photo, there are a group of people, chatting with their own pet dogs, talking and laughing, but the other one was abandoned by someone, and shrank beside him, looking at the group of people. "Hidding aside tremblingly, the contrast is very strong."
And no matter who it is, when you see this scene, you will feel sorry for the stray dog, and you will also have the desire to feed the stray dog. So is it correct to feed this stray dog? And whether your kindness at that moment is worth promoting has become the most critical point in this debate. Chu Yin’s rationality is worthy of recognition, and the killing is too cruel! Although Chu Yin was negative about this kind of kind feeding during the debate, he rationally analyzed a series of social problems caused by feeding during the entire debate, which is very worthy of approval. A large number of stray dogs gather in the city For many children, adults may be worried that these dogs will bite them. Chu Yin also suggested that everyone be able to feed animals in a reasonable location. If you really don’t want to go to the zoo, we can change the animal to feed it, such as feeding fish and pigeons. After all, too many stray dogs gather will cause a lot of trouble to others. In addition, stray dogs are dirty and messy, with a lot of bacteria, and dogs like to bark, which will cause noise pollution to the city, and other more realistic problems. Chu Yin’s solution to these huge stray dogs is to hunt them down. We support his rational analysis, but culling does ignore the most essential compassion of human beings. We can use other and more comprehensive methods to deal with wandering between them, rather than understanding their lives with a final say. After all, since we have the ability to hunt, why don’t we have the ability to centrally manage it? Don't easily define the thoughts and discussions of our kind host, which are very emotional, as if you empathize with the small animals to fight for their own right to survive. It is certain that girls are kind-hearted, and they also encourage this kind of kindness, which is not hypocrisy. At this time, many people may be wondering, if you are really willing to worry about stray cats and dogs, why don’t you adopt them? In fact, when we do good deeds, we will also decide whether to do this by considering our own abilities. After all, the richest and caring people are willing to feed these stray cats and dogs. It is very likely that it is either a group of elderly people or a group of young people who have just entered society
