Well, yesterday on YouTube, I got this comment from some kid who calls himself harukafan1. Seriously, I think he's nothing more than a teenager trying to get attention. Well, I'm having a little fun with him. There is a video where a huge anaconda snake is slaughtered because the people thought it ate a person. So they killed the snake and cut it open. It turns out it was a capybara. I was angry because I don't believe the snake should have been killed because it ate a capybara! Even if they did believe it ate a person, that is no reason to kill the snake! Rehabilitate it, do an X-ray, and then if it turns out the snake did eat a person, THEN euthanize it! Don't kill it first and then cut it open. That's not fair, and it's a waste of life! I bet the villagers who killed the snake did not even eat it!
So is this kind of thing going to happen every time an anaconda kills a capybara for food? Just kill first, ask questions later, then when you find out you were wrong, just cover up your mistake with a little "oh well"? Seriously, sometimes people piss me off! No matter what, I just cannot condone the killing of any living thing for the purpose of nothing more than circumstantial evidence.
Anyways, harukafan1 came in yesterday to the conversation. I'd never even heard of this haruka whatever the fuck it's name is! But when I saw this kid's profile pic, it looked like it was a picture of some stupid, fugly anime character. Well, you all know what I always say about anime fans. And harukafan1 did not break the monotony! When I saw his profile pic, I expected him to be an unpleasant entity. He did not disappoint me in that field! LOL! Staying true to some unwritten code anime fanatics have amongst each other about their own brand of etiquette, this kid was rude, combative, hateful, uneducated, and believes whole-heartedly that he is right about everything and that everyone else is wrong.
Anyways, I am having a great laugh! I had an awesome one this morning! It started like this:
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So this interested me. It appeared our friend has better statistics. This kid is one of those pantherfags that thinks panthers are nothing but giant house cats. This is why I hate to see people calling panthers "cats", and TV shows and commercials that put panthers in the same frame as being "big cats", which is why I never call any large felines "cats", I always call them "panthers". Any large felines to me are panthers. It's easier, and far less misleading to call them "panthers" than to call them "cats". So anyways, I wanted to see if this kid had statistics to prove me wrong. But I want to see stats that say PYTHONS and BOAS specifically kill more people every year than any kind of panthers. I know already that venomous snakes kill a lot of people, but this video was not about a venomous snake. It's about an anaconda, which is not venomous. Well, this is what happened next:
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I waited and waited. He didn't respond. So this morning I looked and he still hadn't answered me, instead, he was beating around the bush answering someone else...
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Notice, he continues not to disappoint me in my theory about anime fanatics. I bet he plays a lot of video games all day too. Well, this was my response to him...
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I'm sure that 90,000/year figure mostly means people who die of snakebites, those from venomous snakes. I don't want to see that. I already know that. I want to see stats specifically for pythons and boas. The NON-venomous snakes. So, harukafan1 repeats...
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I have the feeling, I am going to be waiting for those special stats for a LONG time!! LOL!! But at the same time, I am having a damn good laugh!!!! I will give this kid credit for one thing, so far, he's been the funniest anime fanatic I've ever had the displeasure to chat with. I mean really, I've never heard of an "accidental" tiger kill!! Snakes may accidentally kill people, but I never heard of a tiger that accidentally killed anyone or anything. Felines are such vindictive animals, there is no such thing as an "accidental" kill in the feline world. I'm not saying that absolutely no one has ever been killed by a python or boa. But in my experience, when a snake wraps it's body around it's handler, it's looking for warmth. It's not a predatory, or territorial act. And the boids are all muscle, they may not know their own strength. They probably are not aware their strength can kill a person.
Well, the burden of proof is on him. Not me. I gave him 2 full families of animals to work with, just to make it fair! Shoot, he can even show me statistics of how many colubrids kill people, along with any other largely non-venomous snake family. And if it's more than that of the whole feline family, I will eat this computer.
Well, I want to thank harukafan1 anyways. #1 for not disproving what I have always said about anime-fanatics and video gamers (as I am sure he does nothing but play video games all day long too). And also for the very deep laugh he gave me this morning!! LOL!! I needed it. Going to be a very rough weekend, and I am missing my beautiful Michael!
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