Wasn’t he involved in a huge controversy for putting shock collar on his dog during live stream?
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He bought one but didn't use it. Asmongold's fan edited the video to make him look bad.
No he got debunked multiple times he first said the dog claw got stuck, the said he reach for zin, then covered the shock ports with tape then said it was a vibrate only,
That got debunked. He's a dog abuser no if or buts an any who defends him is sick this is old dog BTW the collar is so tight it's digging in the dogs skin and they is a vid of him pulling the dog by its tail an saying he will kill it hes terrible even educator company said it's a shock collar that he's used to shock Kaya he has the dog in the corner of the stream like a prop for hours
The prongs are very easy to take out
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I'm seeing this and a lot of other similar videos trending in twitter recently.
Seems to be making waves with the Japanese and Indian in particular. Japanese because they are having very high rice prices for sometime now, to the point that rice coupons may be coming:
And Indians because well India.
Seems to be making waves with the Japanese and Indian in particular. Japanese because they are having very high rice prices for sometime now, to the point that rice coupons may be coming:
And Indians because well India.
broadsword
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Just did a cursory search and found this: China's Nutrition Improvement Program (NIP) primarily targets students in impoverished rural areas and provides subsidies for meals, with the goal of improving their nutrition and health.
People really care about this shit in the US? Its a shock collar, people over here use shock wire/collar to keep a pet on their own property or in line..
i think nobody really actually cares about it, its just an opportunity to virtue signal what a kind caring moral person they are.
At least he didn't shoot the dog.
solarz
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At first I thought they were going to mock China for giving students a lot of rice for lunch. Then I realized that for the Japanese, rice is something of a luxury.
Right? If a Chinese person watch that video their first reaction would probably be that school lunch is kind of crappy because it's missing leefy vegetables, it would never occure to a Chinese that all you can eat rice would be a triggering warning.
Having said that, look who just pinned that very video to top of their profile:
And predictably it's triggering the Japanese, for example:
"Why are you disrespecting the rice by not using proper bowl"
I suspect a lot more like this coming in the future. People realising China's superpower status not from 6th gen fighters or CVN but from inconspicuous things like rice or chicken wings in space.
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