Post: #1

There ain't alot that pisses me off about people these days. Animal and kids get me tho. This fukn slagg....WTF.

As a Vet that's on a waiting list for a PTSD dog; this hit me close to home and hard. I'm old and computer inept; but someone throw a pic of this broken chick up and I'm seriously curious if any of ya can dig deeper to a reason other than vapid narcissism to explain this....

Is this the type of cognitive dissonance people in the service have these days? I'm able to compartmentalize some pretty messed up shit but this chick was stationed in Korea so its not like she went thru any Jessica Lynch experiences...??

Here ya go:


Veteran, 23, and her soldier boyfriend 'tied her emotional support dog to a tree and shot him five times at close range on camera while they LAUGHED'

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FAYETTEVILLE, N.C. (AP) — A veteran in North Carolina has been charged with tying her service dog to a tree and shooting it five times while a soldier filmed it.

Jail records show 23-year-old Marinna Rollins was arrested Tuesday and charged with cruelty to animals.

The Fayetteville Observer reports that warrants say she and the soldier took the dog to a wooded area where Rollins shot the dog at close range. The dog was buried in a shallow grave.

The newspaper reports the soldier was also charged with cruelty to animals.

Court documents said Rollins received a medical retirement from the military.

A sheriff's office spokesman didn't immediately respond to an email asking which military branch Rollins served in and whether the two have lawyers.
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Post: #2

PTSD from taking too much cock as a barracks bicycle, maybe?

I'd bet she faked a mental health discharge to get out with retirement pay. One of my family members did that. Scumbag.

Post: #3

If you watch the video it is clear they are both sociopaths. I can't tell for sure what rifle they use but it sounds like a 22. The dumb bitch couldn't kill dog after shooting it point blank 5 times so guy had to shoot it.

Post: #4

(04-26-2017 01:14 AM)Number one bummer Wrote:  If you watch the video it is clear they are both sociopaths. I can't tell for sure what rifle they use but it sounds like a 22. The dumb bitch couldn't kill dog after shooting it point blank 5 times so guy had to shoot it.

Exactly what he said. Horrendous video.

Post: #5

WNTABT (Would Not Throw A Bone To)

God save us from people who mean well. -storm

Post: #6

To be clear I have no prob dispatching a dog that's given you a life time of companionship, humanly.

Hell, when I was 27 my mom told me on a call home during my second deployment that my old ass hound dog I've had since I was 10 was on her way out. I had no compunction at all, while choking up alittle I might add, to tell her to hang on til I got home. And no shit god bless her she did....

I took her to the veterinarian I had my first job ever thru as a vet tech. It inspired me to become a military Paramedic....he let me push the pink juice myself into my dogs veins not 24 hrs after rotating back, 'cause she was shitting herself, dying. Damn right I had tears in my eyes. I hunted with that dog so much during my dorky ass mid and high school years while my alcoholic WWII father and mom were getting divorced that it was my way of escaping reality for a while. Had 2 dogs since then, both died of old age. So I have no problem with taking ol' Yeller out behind the wood shed.

But what looks to be a healthy animal and no justification, being damn near used as target practice...? This ain't like the time we'all got our Red Rider BB gun and shot a blue jay for the first time at 9 or 10 yrs old.

There better be a special place for people like that. Or a least I'd be happy to give 'em a rousing send off.

Post: #7

Nothing new:



Men are more aggressive in aggregate.

Women are the more cruel in many instances.

Post: #8

I'm used to watch people dying on video...but dogs, no thanks, I pass.
Killing in cold blood such beings is pure Evil and should be sanctionned by a Death Sentence.

Post: #9

That is one broken bitch. A few more years skating under the radar with that pussy pass of hers and she would have ended up shaking a baby to death.

Post: #10

She has the Karla Homolka eyes.

Post: #11

Tattoos and piercings... who would have guessed

Post: #12

Seems that everyone here is talking about how evil/ how much of a bitch she is. I agree, but her boyfriend is just as much to blame. I can't even imagine what sort of man would go along with his girlfriend shooting her dog, even helping her do it. Most men would do everything in their power to stop something like this.

Post: #13

I didn't see the video because I don't care to watch that sort of thing but looking at the stills of them from it, I immediately thought they were probably high on something.

Post: #14

I'm always impressed at the ability of people like this to find each other.

Post: #15

Semi-rant time:

We live in a society where the contributions of the military and police (the latter most of all) are critically undervalued. I think that even returning Iraq and Afghanistan vets (the luckier ones without injuries like lost limbs etc) were not given more than 10% of the recognition and respect they really deserved.

That said, the military has ALWAYS attracted those, particularly from the working-class, who should never be in a possession of a gun, let alone any legal authority to use it.

I have zero interest in class warfare, yet if you live in a place like the Appalachian mountains (or Detroit) and one or both of your folks are unemployed, you DO have a higher chance of being fucked in the head. It's not your fault, but it's a fact.

In an ideal world, about 15% of the working-class male recruits and 10% of the male recruits overall to the US military who are accepted today would fail proper psychological tests or be kicked out in the early stages. This does not include physical wash-outs or those who simply give up. I'm talking about those otherwise passing physical tests and wanting to continue but who are plucked out by the hierarchy for psychological reasons and moved on.

God knows how many women would get the boot for the same reasons.

In almost every age, the American military has relied on the working-class to keep numbers up. It's a steady job and for some kids in places like the Appalachian mountains, it's the closest thing to a stable life they will ever have.

I think we are deluding ourselves if we claim that the military is anything more than a gateway to college or a temporary alleviation of poverty for a good proportion of recruits. Some will do their military jobs well even with this motivation, whereas others will act out in accordance with their personalities.

How many Congressmen at any one time had kids in the regular military? Not many. Even fewer had kids in Iraq or Afghanistan. Didn't Michael Moore find one, two or three when he did Fahrenheit 911?

Because of the lopsided class nature of US service in the full-time forces, you will continue seeing stories like this. The girl especially looks like she was a poisoned vessel well before she enlisted.

People get offended when you say this, but it's true. A core minority of those enlisting in the military and joining the police forces should not be there, and they plainly reflect badly on the upstanding majority who serve their country or municipality superbly.

Some examples of the rot:

Lynndie England, Abu Ghraib


Bradley Manning, Wikileaks (should have actually been discharged and was in a discharge unit, but the military inexplicably kept him and essentially created the problems they faced later with his intel disclosures)


I'm not military or police myself, but I have family members who were or still are. They ALREADY face an uphill battle to get the respect they deserve, for stupid reasons like the atrocious Black Lives Matter terrorism (manifesting itself here in Australia with "Stop picking on Middle Eastern criminal gangs!").

The US military would be better off reducing their numbers and focusing on keeping the quality 90% of physically-able and psychologically-competent (male) soldiers, plus significantly lowering the number of women (achieved by simply enforcing proper male standards on everyone).

Here in Australia they have desperately tried to get more recruits, too, and we will probably see a deterioration in manpower quality in the next ten years, most notably through a target of 35% female soldiers being touted by some top brass. They're now offering "gap year" options for male and female candidates, allowing them to serve a single year and see how it goes (compared to the usual four-year requirement) between the end of high school and college/work.

Post: #16

I'm thinking they should take a half a dozen dangerous dogs due to be terminated for attacks against humans.

Starve 'em. Tease 'em. Sing off-key.

Then put them in a cage with these assholes and call it a day.

Post: #17

(04-26-2017 08:51 AM)Leonard D Neubache Wrote:  I'm thinking they should take a half a dozen dangerous dogs due to be terminated for attacks against humans.

Starve 'em. Tease 'em. Sing off-key.

Then put them in a cage with these assholes and call it a day.

You're onto something with this:

Post: #18

Post: #19

Disgusting behavior, but this touches on something I've always been curious about. It's slightly off-topic but related:

Why do people (today) value the lives of animals so much more than their fellow man? Is it simply because animals are inherently seen as "innocent" because they do not have the same brain capacity as humans?

I can't speak for everywhere in the world as I'm not that well cultured, but at least here in America we see a lot of rampant misanthropy where most people, particularly younger people, feel constant disdain for other humans and this is projected in their value for non-human life over human life.

I'm not saying that this particular scenario is a great example as obviously there is something wrong with these two individuals killing a dog tied to a tree, but I'd be interested to hear ideas on the phenomenon of the pets > people sentiment.

Post: #20

(04-26-2017 11:53 AM)General Stalin Wrote:  Disgusting behavior, but this touches on something I've always been curious about. It's slightly off-topic but related:

Why do people (today) value the lives of animals so much more than their fellow man? Is it simply because animals are inherently seen as "innocent" because they do not have the same brain capacity as humans?

I can't speak for everywhere in the world as I'm not that well cultured, but at least here in America we see a lot of rampant misanthropy where most people, particularly younger people, feel constant disdain for other humans and this is projected in their value for non-human life over human life.

I'm not saying that this particular scenario is a great example as obviously there is something wrong with these two individuals killing a dog tied to a tree, but I'd be interested to hear ideas on the phenomenon of the pets > people sentiment.

Dogs are loving creatures at least when growing up with most humans.
They are tantamount to young children and it is correct to view them with more compassion than adult human beings who come in various shapes and sizes. Almost all dogs when treated right will be loving beings. With humans it is such that our advanced reasoning capacity makes it possible to treat someone loving and kind the whole lifetime, but he still grows up to be a psychopath.

As for the anti-human mentality of the globalists - those sheisters are also anti-dogs, anti-pets, anti-animals, anti-life.

Post: #21

(04-26-2017 11:53 AM)General Stalin Wrote:  Disgusting behavior, but this touches on something I've always been curious about. It's slightly off-topic but related:

Why do people (today) value the lives of animals so much more than their fellow man? Is it simply because animals are inherently seen as "innocent" because they do not have the same brain capacity as humans?

I can't speak for everywhere in the world as I'm not that well cultured, but at least here in America we see a lot of rampant misanthropy where most people, particularly younger people, feel constant disdain for other humans and this is projected in their value for non-human life over human life.

I'm not saying that this particular scenario is a great example as obviously there is something wrong with these two individuals killing a dog tied to a tree, but I'd be interested to hear ideas on the phenomenon of the pets > people sentiment.

I would say that it is the same reason that most of us feel bad for children who grow up with shitty parents; they are innocent and didn't decide to be in that situation. They were brought into the world by their parent, or in the pets case; their owner.

For example, a guy tries to date the crazy bitch who shoots her own dog, he hits it for a couple month and then tries to break it off with her. As a result he ends up taking a .22 to the shoulder. I laugh because he knew the bitch was crazy and he still went up in her.

A dog is bought, taken home and shoved into a cage against its will slowly starving to death surrounded by its own feces. It is the owners fault for getting a dog and then mistreating them. The dog cannot control where he is, nor can he control how he is treated. Same thing as children.

A kid is born solely for the mother to get a welfare check, she'll keep getting them for as long as the child stays alive. She does not care about the child's future or what he could become. One day the kid is playing outside unsupervised and catches a stray bullet from a failed drive by attempt of the mothers gang-involved boyfriend. The mother runs out and cries, not because she cared for the child but because her meal ticket is gone and she is trying to gain sympathy.

In the last two example the victims are unable to dictate the outcome of the situation. They are not in the position to do anything, they are reliant on their incompetent care takers. This is why most humans with any morals will be more hurt by a story about a kid or a dog, as they do not have control of their outcomes. There is so much trust put into their owner or parent, and to see the blatant disregard by the caretakers makes most angry.

Post: #22

As a vet, I can state, David.Garrett84 ^^^ Is spot on accurate in his analysis above.

These two need changes beyond animal cruelty. This wasn't that simple (and cruelty is bad enough) this is the sort of focused hate and lack of conscience that will lead to harming people...probably children..

Post: #23

Man was given dominion over the animals, and of all the animals the dog most fully embraces that roll. The dog regards his master with unbridled love, and will suffer pain and death for the sake of his master. Even when the dog can't understand why - whether it be visiting the vet for a rabies vaccination, or simply having its feet cleaned off before coming inside - the dog willing submits, and does not resent the master. Even during their old age, their bodies wracked with pain, the dog greets his master with a tired wag of the tail.

In the case of an abused child, there is still free will. Notice Cody, from the DaddyOFive videos which have been trending; the child displays great virtue as he clings to logic and justice, trying to reason with his unreasonable parents. Watching him suffer is heartbreaking, but it is also heroic. Children who suffer worse might grow to hate their parents - and worryingly, they might grow to hate the whole world - but their hate is conscious and justified.

But the dog? The dog still loves. The dog doesn't understand, but it loves and stays loyal, even unto the point of death. The adult who abuses the child does so because they hate themselves; there is reasoning there, twisted though it might be. But the dog does nothing wrong. It gives the human love, that is returned with suffering. This is why animal cruelty sickens me beyond belief.

We were given dominion over the animals, and how we exercise that dominion is a sign of how we want God to treat us.

Post: #24

This lady needs emotional support chickens:

http://www.kitv.com/story/34959056/claim...na-complex

Aloha!

Post: #25

Why value a dog more than a human? When was the last time a dog tied a human to a tree and filmed itself shooting the human 5 times?