The story of people killing animals indiscriminately, and the story of humans harming small animals

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Man abused the dog on his own balcony:

According to Taiwan's TVBS TV report, a 30-year-old man in Keelung was suspected of smashing the dog with a chair on his balcony, and then threw the dog to the ground, and finally the dog fell to the ground.

The man in black stood on the balcony, took out a chair and kept hitting the puppy, the dog kept screaming, and the more exaggerated was still to come, the man picked up the puppy and dangled it on the balcony, and then threw the dog to the ground.

On the morning of May 8, 2015, the neighbor took a picture of the police to deal with it, and the animal protection department summoned the man to the case to explain, arguing that he had no experience in raising dogs, and found that the dog was disobedient and disobedient.

The neighbor said that the man deliberately killed the dog, and the evidence in the video was conclusive, and the Animal Protection Department transferred him for violating the "Animal Protection Law".

The killing of tigers by humans is staggering. In the 18th and 19th centuries, the Russian army trained its courage and marksmanship by hunting Siberian tigers. Today in Khabarovsk (Boly) in the Far East, you can still see such huge frescoes:

A group of Cossack soldiers sat around the fire and roasted a bloody Siberian tiger. This is a true portrayal of the tiger hunt at that time. Later, Russian hunters coveted the economic benefits of tiger skins and hunted them on a large scale, and these hunters were experienced in tiger hunting, carrying powerful firearms and well-trained hunting dogs, so they were very cruel to tigers.

After a long period of indiscriminate hunting and killing, as well as several ** and wars in the Far East, by the 40s, the Siberian tigers in Russia were almost extinct. In China, tiger hunting was a necessity for the Manchu feudal emperors to train their troops and practice martial arts in the early days, and later it was a trend of economic interests. According to historical records, the Kangxi Emperor of the Qing Dynasty since 1681, the "Year of the Autumn Macaphyria" set up a hunting ground outside the Guan.

This kind of hunting kills all the animals encountered, such as deer, bears, roe deer, etc., but the tiger hunting is the most "mighty", the purpose is to improve morale and strengthen the army, in order to "be mighty and far-reaching, and the walls are clear". This system continued until the end of the Qing Dynasty. According to the information:

Emperor Kangxi reported that in 58 years (1662-1719), he hunted 135 tigers by himself; During the 50 years of Emperor Qianlong (1745-1795), 57 tigers were hunted, and other hunters have not been counted, which shows the large number of hunts.

I .........It's sad, because even if those jackals, tigers and leopards can hurt humans, don't humans hurt them the same?