text | Mephistopheles

[subconmodo]

Someone please, please chime in. You agree that this isn't healthy, right? I'm not the only one, right?

Public shaming is perfectly warranted in this instance, right?!

[attached is a photo of Hat Kid. She looks confused. In one hand she holds a bottle labeled "Meatball Wine." In the other, a sign. It says "I got caught drinking marinara sauce and apparently do so 'some of the time."]

[Yes. This is basically a pet shaming picture]

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[cloakedinruins]

You act like I actually find those cute. I don't.

[subconmodo]

Great.

Glad to know everyone here sucks.

[pouting like a spoiled child? Him? Of course not.]

[cloakedinruins]

I suppose you can view it that way. I just never saw the point of shaming an animal. It would be like shaming a planet. You can't scold the movement of tectonic plates or water spouts, why shame an animal for acting on its nature?

[subconmodo]

[He's pretty sure he's seen people do that. Or heard one of his minions talking about some meme or another where people have done that.]

You say that like animals can't be trained.

[cloakedinruins]

[ Sighing so much right now. Even if he wasn't human this was still like arguing with one of his more bloody minded students over the level of points graded per paper. ]

You say that as if trained animals never break their training to do something before.

[subconmodo]

[He WAS a lawyer... Only makes sense that he'd rules lawyer the heck out of every situation he comes across]

All the more reason to be consistent if you ask me.

[cloakedinruins]

[ Even in his most mildest form of a polite human professor, Shen Wei really got short with rule lawyers. ]

How does being consistent affect how animals or people behave? If nine times a person does a does not mean that the tenth time they will still do a. The varieties and variables of the environment means that no one moment will be as same as the next.