Souless China

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The souless Chinese are at it again.

It's bad enough that they steal pets, then sit around laughing as they watch the the dog screaming in pain as it gets boiled alive, but it seems China never fails to show the world what a souless, decrepit society they really are.

Some historians say the Great Wall of China was built to keep the world from entering... I believe the wall was built to keep this disgusting mnoralless society in and therebykeeping the world safe from this repugnant society.

The latest footage, reportedly filmed at a circus in Hunan province, shows trainers tyiong down a Siberian tiger with a rope tied on a metal table, enabling the guests to use the animal as a photo prop.

Visitors, adults and children of all sizes, are seen taking turns to take selfies beside it or to sit on the obviously stressed animal. According to Mashable, the victim of such cruelty is believed to be a Siberian tiger, which now has only 540 creatures left in existence.
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The tiger was so tightly bound and strapped in a way that it can’t even lift its head. In the background, a caged bear can be seen pacing around, seemingly exhibiting symptoms of psychological disorder.

As when they shove Rhino horn powder up their asses because they think it will supply them with animal god like powers, sitting on a tiger is like channeling the God of Wealth in China, an entity commonly depicted sitting on the animal.

I have a few ideas on how these slanty eyed savages can get closer to god much more quickly than sitting on a scared, defensless animal.

A young child was shown in a portion of the video screaming “I’m scared, I’m scared”, while he was being placed near the animal. Poor kid I would have loved to see how scared his parents would be if I let the tiger ride them for a little

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