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**siflversonemunk** · 02-27-2009, 09:18 PM

I disagree... I don't think this is about the dogs one bit. It might be for those of us that would attend, that actually cared about the dogs. But in the end it is just a publicity stunt for Best Friends... which I am sure will be fund raising and handing out pamphlets at the vigil.

As for the one or two people that are having sleepless nights who worked on the MURDER SQUAD...I refuse to call it a "euthanasia team" they murdered those dogs... as for them.. Good I hope the vision of those puppies haunt them for a long long time. But I doubt it will.. anyone that can murder someone's dogs hell 8 week old puppies... that is a special kind of sick person. They deserve to have the sleepless nights I hope for more misery for them.

As for those of us that are not attending for various reasons... I don't see it as being self absorbed... I see it as not wanting to contribute to a publicity stunt for a organization that I disagree with.

Just like when the ACLU and those folks hold candle vigils against the death penalty... it is a publicity stunt. They want donations so they can "keep up the good fight"

Sorry if that makes me self absorbed or anything else.. I guess I am just a dick.

This memorial is for the dogs. Period.

I'm, not trying to ruffle anyone's feathers when I say the following.

Again, this is a memorial for the dogs. It's a way for the people who are greiving can maybe get some sort of closure.

There have to be one or two people who worked on the euthanisia team who are having sleepless nights. This tribute could help ease their mind.

It's an organized memorial service, all they ask is that you light a candle.

Step outside your self absorbed self and look around, there's no harm in remembering, memoralizing or making a tribute to these dogs who died needlessly. All of the actions people are taking, down to the simple letter writer are being noticed. The HSUS claims they are making changes to their policies.

It's a memorial service, it should touch your heart, maybe even bring a tear to your eye, in remembrance of all the lives lost. It's a time to just be respectful of what other people need to do to move on.

All they want you to do is light a candle....

02-27-2009, 09:18 PM	#34
siflversonemunk Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 519 Senior Member	I disagree... I don't think this is about the dogs one bit. It might be for those of us that would attend, that actually cared about the dogs. But in the end it is just a publicity stunt for Best Friends... which I am sure will be fund raising and handing out pamphlets at the vigil. As for the one or two people that are having sleepless nights who worked on the MURDER SQUAD...I refuse to call it a "euthanasia team" they murdered those dogs... as for them.. Good I hope the vision of those puppies haunt them for a long long time. But I doubt it will.. anyone that can murder someone's dogs hell 8 week old puppies... that is a special kind of sick person. They deserve to have the sleepless nights I hope for more misery for them. As for those of us that are not attending for various reasons... I don't see it as being self absorbed... I see it as not wanting to contribute to a publicity stunt for a organization that I disagree with. Just like when the ACLU and those folks hold candle vigils against the death penalty... it is a publicity stunt. They want donations so they can "keep up the good fight" Sorry if that makes me self absorbed or anything else.. I guess I am just a dick. This memorial is for the dogs. Period. I'm, not trying to ruffle anyone's feathers when I say the following. Again, this is a memorial for the dogs. It's a way for the people who are greiving can maybe get some sort of closure. There have to be one or two people who worked on the euthanisia team who are having sleepless nights. This tribute could help ease their mind. It's an organized memorial service, all they ask is that you light a candle. Step outside your self absorbed self and look around, there's no harm in remembering, memoralizing or making a tribute to these dogs who died needlessly. All of the actions people are taking, down to the simple letter writer are being noticed. The HSUS claims they are making changes to their policies. It's a memorial service, it should touch your heart, maybe even bring a tear to your eye, in remembrance of all the lives lost. It's a time to just be respectful of what other people need to do to move on. All they want you to do is light a candle....
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