Autism Refusal to kill a bee

[Sagehardt]

So, the other day while I was walking around I found a bee who (by the looks of it) had lost its wings. My mind immediately went "STOMP ON IT", then I remembered some Reddit meme about hornets/wasps being bad and bees being the good guys.
In remembering said meme I resisted the urge to stomp on it and carried on with my day.
Is this Reddit behaviour? please answer accordingly.

 

[Fortuna]

Holy attention-whore, just make an account already.

It's called @vivo endive.

 

[Imperator]

What the actual fuck is your problem? I see you haven't changed since the last time we spoke, fuck you.

 

[Buddha]

Holy attention-whore, just make an account already.

I guess I just can't post without being called an attention whore, wow you're a genius.

 

[Buddha]

What the actual fuck is your problem? I see you haven't changed since the last time we spoke, fuck you.
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Yeah, I look like that.

 

[jerry_blevins]

You're* and many people around the world eat bugs, so I'd give it a shot. You do know the FDA allows for bugs to be in your foods, right?

its still gross

 

[Nihilma]

I remember seeing a dying bee on the ground and holding it in my hand, it was pretty depressing. I don't think I have it in me to make bugs suffer.

If you knew the cathartic satisfaction I have every time I squich a mosquito in my hand

 

[Buddha]

If you knew the cathartic satisfaction I have every time I squich a mosquito in my hand

Oh yeah, I would kill a mosquito or a roach no problem. But bees are innocent little creatures who mean no harm, so I have a lot of empathy towards them.

 

[ISTANBUL]

I tried many times to help bees who are exhausted walking around on the floor. I read about how one is supposed to feed them sugar to get them to recover or whatever.
Every time I have tried the dumbasses either ignore me or end up somehow tumbling over and getting their wings wet with sugary water. So now I just ignore them or mercy kill them if I'm feeling like it. Animals are stupid.

 

[KingofTheRing]

wow you're a genius.

 

[Hamas_2]

So, the other day while I was walking around I found a bee who (by the looks of it) had lost its wings. My mind immediately went "STOMP ON IT", then I remembered some Reddit meme about hornets/wasps being bad and bees being the good guys.
In remembering said meme I resisted the urge to stomp on it and carried on with my day.
Is this Reddit behaviour? please answer accordingly.

Bees are part of mother nature. Although I’m allergic to bees when i was young. I still respect them. I regret screwing with that bee hive though. Someone dare me to btw

 

[Redditor]

Screw bees, I gave a bee sugar water once and in return it stung me and died after some strong breeze startled it.

 

[Gem Control]

How about instead of killing a bee you kill yourself instead

 

[Soynic Hedgehog]

Foodist for thinking about stomping on the bee
Reddit for thinking you shouldn't stomp on the bees because you have internalized media glazing of bees backed by the green lobby

Tiktok/Youtube shorts for refering to a false sensationalist football team style dichotomy between "le good guy" bees and "le bad guy" wasps because bees are fuzzy and wasps are not fuzzy and thus scary and mean, even doe bees and wasps are both important parts of their ecosystems (bees pollenate and make honey for us while wasps pollenate and predate upon pest insects) and most wasps are peaceful just like most bees are peaceful.

Serial aids ridden faggot for embeding a video in your sig

The correct non faggot way to approach that situation was to ignore the drone hivemind slave insect naturally reaching the end of it's life due to the changing season, and move on with your day.

 

[Nihilma]

Oh yeah, I would kill a mosquito or a roach no problem. But bees are innocent little creatures who mean no harm, so I have a lot of empathy towards them.

I like bees too, and I have another gripe with killing bees which is that they're sort of very important to most ecosystems where they live in and they're in danger compared to other species. I also hate killing animals because of cruelty (except mosquitoes, fuck them), but if I have to kill a bee for some reason because otherwise it'd sting me or something (even if they're really not aggressive at all, I've let multiple bees land on my hand and nothing happened), I will fucking obliterate them.

The "killing any animal and hurting and whatever is le bad" is jartycuck poopjeet mindset and here's a friendly reminder that indians are not aryans, that's just a larp.

 

[Soynic Hedgehog]

Oh yeah, I would kill a mosquito or a roach no problem. But bees are innocent little creatures who mean no harm, so I have a lot of empathy towards them.

>I don't kill things that mean me no harm even doe roaches don't mean any harm and only want to scavenge the food you leave lying around on the floor and have somewhere warm and safe to live
>Roaches bad even doe saying roaches bad is islamaphobic