sweet PETA.org blog, Gavin.Think about what happens after the mouse gets stuck. Something like this:
It doesn't just sit there. It struggles. Violently... but the glue is way too strong, so it pretty much maims itself. I don't know about you, but I'd rather have my fingernails pulled out than having my bones broken and skin ripped off trying to escape, then dying slowly of dehydration/starvation in someone's garbage can.
Way to miss the point. What I meant was the actual death of the mouse. On a glue trap there's the possibility it can escape, and infest someone else's house. If the job is done, then you are doing the community a service.
Didn't say that. But I'd hazard a guess that assuming a hell exists, people who torture animals to death intentionally will be welcome with open arms.
No trap is 100% effective but at least they're designed in mind to kill the animal instantaneously, rather than starving it to death in glue. That the trap instructions tell people to throw a live, stuck, mouse into the garbage along with trap says it all really. Fuckin' wrong.
When I kill something, I do it as swiftly as possible where possible. To do otherwise when the option is there to do the former, just doesn't sit right with me. If you want to ignore the morality of glue traps because you "don't give a shit", then there are practical reasons against it too.
I think glue traps are evil and the people who use them are fucking retards. How's that sound?
Bookmarks