@Taskia 21 September 2020 edited

Do try to solve the problem in a realistic way!!

For the last few days, I have been watching the two sides throwing stones. One side wants the street dog to be on the street. The other side is in favor of killing / removing the dog causing the problem. That's right- if the dog is rabid, or aggressive, it's really scary. So let's start with each other's arguments and throw bricks in the comments. But in fact, what is the benefit. In this way, if people could have the ability to tell right from wrong and who is wrong without fighting with each other, then life would be better. Ish, if at the beginning the responsible organization was told why the dogs were not spayed/neutered! If you were to kill a dog without writing a letter saying why aren't you fulfilling your responsibilities, the responsibility of protecting the people of the city is in your hands! Do some people say that there are so many dogs on the streets abroad? I will answer them, brother, there will be problems. If dogs are killed today, the same number of dogs will be born again tomorrow. The job of an educated person is to try to solve the problem in a realistic way, not to cover up the problem in any way so that the same problem has to be read again after a few years. And whether we should spay or leave these things inappropriate on Brother Vet, it has become our habit to blow our noses at everything. Remember, little knowledge is terrible. After all, a senior citizen I know, whom I highly respect, whose logic, ideals, ability to review a subject in-depth and impartially fascinates me, told me one day, You students, choose to spend time, not solve problems. " The first year I, of course, strongly protested his words that day Note: I am a small person, not above mistakes. If you say something wrong, please look at it with an apologetic look. with- @Dreamer