I don't get it. Where's the punchline.

It's extremely rare to witness a psychopath quietly inflicting cruelty, thinking that he/she cannot be seen. This video is both fascinating and disturbing. She chooses the cat because it's trusting and unable to defend itself. This individual has very likely harmed animals before, and given half a chance, would relish the chance to inflict pain on another person.

>>268123
The punchline is that there are terrible people in the world.

wait did i say punchline i meant reason batman exists

>>268126

But Batman wasn't there.

Only a camera.

>>268127
Well, it happened in the UK, not America.

Is...Is he Ok?

>>268130
Yes, the cat is fine.

Dammit moe, stop trying to ruin my faith in humanity.

Even I think that lady is a piece of shit.

>Britain
Oh, well that explains it

>>268138
Truly the lowest of the low

I laughed. It's just a recycling bin, you crybabies.

>>268144
Here, put this around your neck
It's just some twisted cotton you crybaby, do it

>>268144
>Glass
>Plastic
>Paper
>Cats
4 groups to recycle.

The cat wasn't any good anymore, so she threw it away. She'll get a new cat at the next WHEELIE-BIN.

>>268147

I understand what you're getting at, but a noose is a far cry from a recycling bin being monitored by the British police.

>>268158

It's not the level of danger the cat is in. It's just that this bitch thinks nobody is looking--and that's what she decides to do. Throw the cat in the fucking trash.

She's a crazy bitch that wasn't hugged enough as a child or something.

>>268172

It was kind of funny though.

"What did you do today?" "Threw a cat in the trash" "Cool."

>>268172

She's just putting it where it belongs.

>>268174

>>268158
>15 hours without food or drink.
To a fucking cat who was just looking to get petted
The woman is a psycho and so are you apparently

>>268130

She's alright now.

[Owner] Darryl, 26, a mobile phone repair man, said: ”I’d like to know how she would feel if she was stuck in a bin for 15 hours without food or drink.

”I came down to feed Lola on Sunday morning but couldn’t find her anywhere. It was really a hot day and I went outside and I searched nearby alleyways but suddenly heard a tiny meowing coming from the bin. I looked inside and I found her in the bin, she was terrified and covered in her own mess. At first I thought she’d somehow climbed inside the bin herself but when I checked the CCTV I was gobsmacked to see some woman had done in deliberately.”

>>268229

Fuck, I thought *I* was a cruel dick.

>>268214

I didn't condone what she did, I just said it was funny to watch. I have three cats that I could care less about, and one cat who I love, and if somebody had done that to my cat, I'd have probably been pissed off, but she just nonchalantly shoved a cat in a recycling bin. Come on. That's fucking hilarious. And the shitty creature survived, so stop your fucking crying, it's not going to undo what happened.

>>268380
>I didn't condone what she did, I just said it was funny to watch.
What part of that statement is supposed to make me think you aren't a psycho

>>268385

The part where nobody was harmed in the making of this video, you fucking prat.

  >>268390
>nobody
Animals don't count lol

>>268399

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/newsvideo/7960197/Cat-owners-hunt-for-woman-who-put-pet-in-wheelie-bin.html

They found the cat. She was only there for 15 hours, I've worked 15 hour shifts doing manual labor, you guy. They identified the woman on the CCTV. Everything is okay now. You can put down your torches and find a different witch to hunt.

It's not that animals don't count, it's that they were never hurt, buddy.

>>268410
I would like to see you "not hurt" in this way.

>>268420
I think he just said he has that happen to him on a regular basis.

>>268424
I don't think he works in a garbage can.

>>268410
Since when did outcome not count in justice. You get arrested for intent/attempt to murder, right?

trolls trolling trolls trolling trolls

/b/ found the woman who did it already and she's been arrested.

http://www.boingboing.net/2010/08/24/internet-finds-cat-t.html

>>268410
Get put into a tiny cage with no food, water, light or windows. It fucking sucks. It didn't matter if the woman didn't directly abuse the cat, it was still a horrible act.

>>268420

Well you're a vindictive and wrathful little cunt, but you got moxie. "You don't feel bad about something you didn't do, can't rectify, and oddly enough hurt nobody -- I hope you die."

Not a fan of irony, I take it?

>>268649
You don't have to feel bad about it, the thing that throws up flags is you find it pleasurable

>>268410
Not that I'm one to get my undies in a bunch about cats, but working a 15 hour shift is significantly different from being locked in a garbage can for 15 hours, especially for a cat. It's not like they put prisoners in solitary to annoy them, and even they get food and air circulation.

I dunno, whole thing reminds me of this time my brother and I dug a hole in the side yard because we were kids and kids like to dig holes, then in the time it took us to wander off for a while and come back a vole had fallen into the hole and starved to death. I didn't really feel guilty or anything because I can't have too much sympathy for an animal that just walked along into a big obvious hole and died, but it certainly made me appreciate that a few hours doesn't mean the same thing to a human that it does to an animal.

>>268528
/b/ likes its cats. Don't fuck with what /b/ likes.

>>268651

I found it hilarious that she nonchalantly shoved a cat in a bin. That's all. I took no pleasure in the cat's suffering, you're just assuming shit, because you're retarded and flew off the handle.

>>268652

You and I don't do the same kind of work, so I'll thank you to never compare your experiences to mine again.

>>268673
>You and I don't do the same kind of work, so I'll thank you to never compare your experiences to mine again.
YOU DON'T KNOW ME, MAN, YOU DON'T KNOW WHAT I'VE BEEN THROUGH

>>268684
YOU DON'T KNOW ME. I DO WHAT I WANT.

They should stick her in a bin and see how she likes it!

>>268673
I'm curious what your job IS, that it's comparable to being stuck in a tiny bin with no food or drink on a hot day for 15 hours in your own mess.
I mean, if you're stuck doing illegal work digging graves at gunpoint or something, yeah you have a right to say you had it just as shitty as the cat, but even the shittiest legal jobs have sinks and toilets.

Being trapped is fucking HORRID, if I have ANY fears in this world, it's being trapped in something, I have only ever been trapped once for a 48 hour period in the Ice Storm of 08 under a barn, but it was without a doubt the most terrifying event in my life. So I have an extreme dislike of this Woman.

That said in the long run since the Cat is fine, she didn't really do anything wrong, she was just being a cruel bitch.

>>268649
I like you.

Cats are born in garbage. They are nature's trash.

>>268673
I'm not comparing my experiences to yours, I'm comparing a cat stuck in a bin to a mouse stuck in a hole. Apparently your job doesn't require reading comprehension. Which would make sense if it's a job that doesn't let you eat, drink, or leave your 6'x6' stall at any point during the day.

>>268744

Essential, I was in a box all day, I had no food (for financial reasons, but still), and I didn't get to leave for more than about forty five minutes a day. It was over 100 degrees outside, so I was trapped in a sweatbox with no ventilation, and the only light I got was this blinding thing in one corner of the trailer that would burn my eyes when I looked at it due to the darkness of the trailers. To make matters all the more humane, if I left my trailer to get a drink, I would fall behind and get written up. All the while lifting and stacking furniture, among other things. 13 hours regularly, but up to 16 during the holidays.

It's not the same thing, but it's a shite sight worse than most of you have done.

And, before this party gets kicked off, I'm not complaining, you asked, I'm telling you.

>>268684

No, I was just offended by somebody whose job is to sit around and fucking doodle thinking that they had any idea what work is.

>>268771
'Cause I've totally only ever had one job in my life. Get over yourself.

>>268771

nigga u need to chill the fuck out maybe get laid 1luv

Lady was identified and now is under police protection due to death threats.

Happy end I guess.

>>268771
So it WAS illegal work. The fact that you did it more than once means you either live in one of the shittier countries where slave factories are your only option (you can afford a computer and internet, good job!) or you're a dumbass for doing it longer than one day and completely deserve that abuse.
I've worked some horrible jobs and done some horrible things to get money, but I still had the goddamn decency to know if a job was going to kill me, and get the fuck out of dodge. BEGGING has more dignity than admitting you let yourself be abused that way for a few paltry dollars. Hell, join the fucking army if you want that kind of abuse, at least it pays better.

The minute a job says 'hey, don't you dare get a drink in this hot weather', you flip them off and head to the BBB. Because nothing beyond 'everyone in my family is dying of AIDs and I need to get money' is worth that shit.

And don't you EVER compare what Coela and I do to 'sitting around and doodling all day and that doesn't compare to work.' I've already destroyed my back with this job and I'm not even 25 yet, and Coela puts in hours that are both admirable and insane. It's sure as fuck easier than what you went though, sure, but it's it no way that easy or simple, you fucking fuck. Don't think that because you purposely put yourself through an abusive job that you're better than the rest of us. If anything, you're lesser.

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/38847582/ns/world_news-europe/?GT1=43001
She has apologized

>>268848
You still have your figure, though, right?

>>268848

It was legal work, in New Hampshire, and the pay was enough to make me come back to it. They never explicitly said "don't drink", we were just never really given the opportunity to, because our production numbers were closely regulated. Too slow, or not enough work, and you get written up, it was a matter of necessity for the job versus the shittiness of dehydrating yourself for a few hours. New Hampshire doesn't have any break laws, they're required to give us a 30 minute break, which they did, and that was about it, they gave us two 15 minute breaks, which we could rarely afford to take (of course we'd be damned either way because you could get written up for skipping breaks, or get written up for not making production) because we were always understaffed, overworked and behind schedule.

And, I'm sorry, but drawing is not work in my opinion. It's drawing. Not to downplay what you do, but what I consider work is manual labor. But, what can I say? I'm from a blue-collar family. As for injuring your back, you should consider ergonomics. If I could go this far in life with no long-term injuries (a little tendonitis here and there, maybe), you should be able to as well.

>>268805

All I'm saying is, I am sure you have never worked outside the comforts of the service industry, and if you have, good for you. Doesn't make what you do currently any closer to actual labor.

>>268823

Deal with it. B)

  You are silly.

You are ALL SILLY.

And for the record, you people who don't work hard manual labor, the minute you cause a scene and DELAY a business? YER GONE.

Might not be for the reason you threw the fit, but they'll nab you on something else, HELL, they can just say your not an effective worker and can you.

There are a million strong arms waiting to replace you that will work a 20 hours and not take a break, why the fuck should they cater to you from they're point of view? You want your money? Keep your head low and your mouth shut.

>>268848
>It's sure as fuck easier than what you went though

Had you not said that, I'd be terribly mad at you.


Back on topic, OP lady is a cunt, I'm glad she apologized.

>>268879
durr hurr d'okay just 'cause I'm not doin' manual labour now guess that means I've never done it before in my life. Maybe someday I'll be as good at making assumptions about people I've never met before as you are, internet stranger!

>>268879
Work =/= manual labour.
I'm sorry, but the blue-collar mentality of such is a ridiculous notion fostered by the fact that many such families are unable to leave that workforce. The idea that the miners are better, harder, morally superior than the foreman because they're the ones who put in the physical labour while he pushes the paper, when in reality that foreman might be putting in even more hours bent over his desk.

Not to undermine or belittle the blue-collar workforce, which makes up the most of my family by the way so don't think i'm talking out my ass here, but anything that's a job is work. Whether you break a sweat or not, if it requires any physical or mental effort, it's work. So unless you've actually worked the horrible deadline-fueld industry of animation and found it so easy that you can claim that it's personally not work for yourself, don't fucking belittle it. Or any job you might perceive to be easy.
That's the same bullshit mentality that believes the efforts of housewives doesn't count as a job.

>>268889
Most of my cousins are miners and loggers. My family's from a town far up north that's dying thanks to the economy. I'm fully aware of the shit situations some people have to resort to, and how hard times can be. But even still, no one in my family would succumb to conditions like that. It's ludacris.

I'm not going to deny that my job (and specifically mine, as I do different work from actual animation) is easy compared to that of a furniture mover in an abusive field. It is comparatively easy. COMPARATIVELY
But a job that keeps me 11-12 hours bent over a computer 6-7 days a week and keeps me away from my home, my hobbies and my friends and leaves me in chronic pain? Don't dismiss it.

I love my roommates, but one of them does "research" on campus "like me". He goes to lab about three times a week for about 2-3 hours at a time. He surfs every other day in the middle of the day and comes home to play Halo 3 or Muy Thai out at his gym. He's taking classes during the school year, but really now, grad courses =/= undergrad weeder courses. He's asked me to solve a homework problem for him once that he couldn't figure out for days (while he was busy waxing his surfboard and reading digg articles). Using some differential equations, I figured it out in ~45 minutes. Apparently, he had to present the solution to class the next day. I wasn't looking for any credit or anything, but going in front of the class presenting my work still feels kinda irksome. He was a chemical engineering undergrad, and if I end up knowing chemistry better than he does by the time we're done...

I like the guy. He's otherwise good people, but coming home to him toked up playing on my XBox is enough to make me upset.

Unless he tightens up, I don't think he'll finish with a PhD. If he does, it cheapens the whole damn experience.

Also, Toxie, I love you, but if I'm not working because I'm not doing manual labor, I'm sure as hell not in kindergarten learning how to count apples. This shit is demoralizing (too).

My opinion of you all lowers with each post.

I think this whole "your job isn't hard enough" tangent is pretty irrelevant, but that may just be because I'm having trouble following the same line of reasoning as our pal Surf there when he decided that if you aren't working a manual labour job at this very moment, you aren't allowed to say putting a cat in a trash bin isn't good for the cat.

Unless your job is "Getting shanghaied out of the blue while walking down the street and locked in a storage crate for an unforeseen period of time" it doesn't really compare to being a cat chucked in a trash bin. I'm going under the assumption that wasn't your job, but if it was I am eager to continue this discussion. I am terribly curious what the market for that skillset is like in our current economy.

>>268923
Maybe it's the coffee but I find this hilarious.

>>268923
I can think of one job opening.

>This thread.

You're all stupid and wonderful and I fucking love you.

>>268930

Fuck off.

>>268931
I love you especially, TMC.

>>268923

I didn't go on the tangent. Like I said, you asked, I told you. This really has nothing to do with the thread. All I said was 15 hours isn't a long time, that I've worked longer hours than that, and suddenly "oh no u did not do anything that could possibly be worse than that, because the suffering of a stupid animal in a country far from mine is far worse than the people who suffer every day, hur hur". You're the ones being the morality police, I'm just answering the asinine questions you people have.

All I said was it was funny that she nonchalantly shoved a cat in a bin. That's all.

Continue your pissing and moaning, hurping and durping, I'll be over there not caring.

>>268943
protip: by virtue of responding to his comment, you can no long play the "I'll be over here not caring" card.

The only way not to care, is to not care.

Fucking poser.

There's a Schrodinger joke in here somewhere...

>>268943
The difference is you made the choice to work that job. Then you started saying that any job that wasn't manual labor didn't count as real "work". That's where you pissed people off further.

Sage because this thread, oh wow.

>>268943
I'M BETTER THAN YOU
GET A REAL JOB
HURR HURR DURR

  >this thread

>>268943
>I don't know what the big deal is with the cat being stuck in those conditions for 15 hours, I've worked in those conditions for 15 hours and I'm fine.
>I don't know what the big deal is with getting raped, I've had sex and I'm fine.

The difference here is that you consented to work those conditions. You applied for the job, showed up to it, worked it, went home and then went back. The conditions were shitty, but you knowingly worked them. It's a little different than getting thrown in a box. If you were grabbed off the street and sold to slavery, you'd have a right to compare them.
Also, cats aren't as smart as you. Even if you were sold to slavery, you'd at least know what's going on. The cat was stuck there confused and scared without food or water and in it's own mess. Your job had toilets and you said that you didn't get a lot of water, but it was partially your choice, and that you did get at least 30min break.

So your job was tough. Good for you, man, really, I wouldn't be able to do that shit. Doesn't make you qualified to laugh at the conditions the poor animal suffered through. It makes you a bit of a sociopath.

And for the record, I thought the video was hilarious. Just picking up the cat and binning it was fucking funny. I'm cool with you laughing at the vid. It's funny and you could've just left it at that, you didn't have to justify anything. But then you tried to justify it by saying you had it tougher than an animal that's stupider than a toddler, so it doesn't count as cruelty. That shit's not cool.

Let's all just stop this now.

>>269001
>World's Biggest Sweaty Nerd Stop Motion Animu Dance

>>269106

That's not how you use a thumb reader.

Why are there so many evil people in this thread?

>>269187