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cthulhuscradle t1_j7wep28 wrote

I gotta say "hey we saved this dog from the earthquake that's killed a bunch of people" isn't that uplifting......

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cthulhuscradle t1_j7wx32t wrote

Yeah but it feels tone deaf Like I know this is the "dOgS are SoOoO muCh bEtTer tHaN HumAns" site but thousands of people died. A dog being saved isn't uplifting and sometimes highlight the """good moments""" is not only not actually that important but insulting to the victims of a tragedy.

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AugustWolf22 t1_j7xie5b wrote

A life saved is a life saved human or otherwise. Also , the rescue of that dog will bring some joy and stability to the lives of his/her family in this terrible time.

Yes it's tragic that so many have died, but it's uplifting because a life was saved from that fate.

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Arrantsky t1_j7ynngs wrote

This is wonderful. Dogs are amazing.

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citytiger t1_j8023vj wrote

What a wonderful news. A true miracle dog.

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linderlouwho t1_j812dyz wrote

Was unable to see any of that in the cancer site, Inside Edition.

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Harsimaja t1_j816g46 wrote

Would agree if it were like other posts here where the context of bad news is new too, so the overall message of the article is tragic.

But in this case the whole world is already aware of the massive tragedy in Turkey and Syria. That’s presumed context, not what this article is adding to most people, just the rescue of the dog. Which is uplifting.

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