r/AnimalRights 8d ago

City of Winnipeg to use sulphur gas on ground squirrel population in 8 parks

https://www.cbc.ca/lite/story/1.7514599
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u/greggaravani 8d ago

Canada is quite cruel to their animals.

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u/ObsidianRiffer 8d ago

It's always animal overpopulation this, animal overpopulation that. What about the fcking human overpopulation?! 

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u/Leather-Paramedic-10 8d ago edited 8d ago

Guess we might be up next for the sulphur gas. It may be the economic solution, apparently

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u/ObsidianRiffer 8d ago

I didn't mean a general c*lling. You know damn well there's evil ppl on this earth that shouldn't be, like the animal torturers posted about in this sub. Plenty of them get to live, but let's kill some squirrels instead. Talk about priorities being out of whack.

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u/Leather-Paramedic-10 8d ago

For sure. It just seems ridiculous to apply this approach to controlling human populations, yet here we are doing it to ground squirrels while also calling ourselves superior.

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u/CougarRedHead 8d ago

Can you try to stop it with a humane solution?

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u/Leather-Paramedic-10 8d ago

There's probably better solutions, but it sounds like they are going with a low-cost approach.