Comments by "Tx240" (@Texas240) on "We Love Animals" channel.

Notice the deer corn around the trap. I suspect THIS GUY trapped the deer. Because he was using "deer bait", he wasn't trying to trap some other animal. Either this is yet another fake "rescued animal" viral video, or that guy was trespassing on someone else's land. Either situation makes this guy NOT a good guy, even if the latter would be better from a perspective of everyone watching this vid. Regardless, vid reported as misinformation and harmful due to the animal cruelty involved in faking the vid. Shame on @We_Love_Animals for making click money off intentional animal cruelty and fake rescue vids. Channel wins a "do not recommend" award
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@DRayL_ - look at the ground. Notice the deer corn. The trap was set to catch a deer. There are A LOT of fake animal rescue vids on YouTube because people like to believe what they're seeing and it makes money for creators. Here's the problem. If that guy didn't set the trap, he's trespassing on the property of whoever did set it. Either way he's not a good guy. However, because the secondary "best case" has him as a bad guy, the first case scenario becomes even more likely. If you still REALLY want to believe he's just saving some deer that someone else specifically trapped and he just happened upon it... I have some ocean front property in Arizona we should talk about. I'll even throw a nice bridge in free. Basically, there are A LOT of fake animal rescue vids on YouTube. When you buy into them and give the creator money by clicking and sharing, you encourage animal cruelty and take away from legitimate animal rescue vids, like Naude at ocean conservation Namibia channel. Feel with your heart, watch with your brain.
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@DRayL_ - Right. I didn't give a trigger warning. My bad. I don't understand why people think things are a personal insult or attack. Some folks should just stay in their safe spaces, I suppose.
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I ain't no sea Frisbee!. -the tired otter
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@GeorgeMcConnell-nq3vd he trapped that deer on purpose. Notice the deer corn sprinkled around the trap. Either that or he's trespassing on someone else's property. Either way, he's not a good guy. Please report the video under harmful acts due to the intentional animal cruelty in the making of the vid.
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@hanse81 - I have some property in Arizona with a nice bridge you might be interested in.
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@GeorgeMcConnell-nq3vd - To answer your initial question, yes. There are A LOT of fake animal rescue videos on YouTube. If you've seen the one with the little monkey, that channel is obvious because ALL of his vids are fake rescues of the poor little abused monkey. It's the internet. People upload themselves committing crimes all the time. Never seen a motorcycle flee from the cops vid? In the case of these rescue vids, feel with your heart, but watch with your brain. If you want to see guaranteed REAL rescue vids, subscribe to a channel like ocean conservation Namibia and leave these fake "got your click money and abused an animal" channels alone.
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@GeorgeMcConnell-nq3vd short answer, yes, people upload themselves committing crimes on YouTube. It gets worse, I've tried to point you to a channel that shows actual animal rescues and the comment has been removed twice. Search naude seal Namibia if you want to see real rescues.
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@PhrozenFox - Feel with your heart, look with your brain. There are adults making fake animal rescue videos.
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@PhrozenFox - it gets worse, this channel or YouTube has deleted 4 replies in this thread where I've mentioned another channel that does ACTUAL animal rescue vids and the group can be verified with outside research. THAT alone tells me that this channel is MUCH more interested in the clicks than whether the vid tgry bought or stole from "some old dude" is legitimate.
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@calvertcarroll7502 - there's deer corn around it. The trap was set to catch a deer.
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@GeorgeMcConnell-nq3vd - I've had 2 replies to you deleted. THAT tells me all I need to know about the legitimacy of this channel. Both replies mentioned another rescue channel that's legitimate.
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@GeorgeMcConnell-nq3vd - and, there's lots of people who upload themselves committing crimes to youtube and other platforms. So, yes.
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@hanse81 - the channel or YouTube deleted my reply to you along with replies to several other people where I mentioned a channel that does legitimate vids and the group can be verified. That says everything we need to know about THIS channel.
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@reversalmushroom - the trap is in with the sticks, it's what the guy is fumbling with. There's deer corn spread out around JUST this pile of sticks and not all over the place. There was a trap set to catch a deer.
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@andreykotovsky - what REALLY burns me about THIS fake video (which is either bought or stolen from the creator by this channel) is that I've had several replies that I point people to an ACTUAL legitimate rescue channel and those replies are all deleted. Suspicious as anything.
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@DanielleDivine-ip2md - I didn't say verified by youtube. I said verified and the implied meaning was by anyone who wanted to verify that they were seeing actually legitimate rescues. This vid is faked. That deer was intentionally trapped to make the viral vid. You, refusing to watch it with your brain are encouraging animal cruelty... While being oh so moved my an "animal rescue" vid. It's seriously sad irony that you're encouraging fake rescue vids by putting your own desire for it to be genuine over the well being of the poor animals in these faked vids. Watch with your brain, feel with your heart.
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@hanse81 - so, gullible. You prove the adage "Easy to convince someone of a lie, difficult to convince them of the truth."
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@hanse81 - I'm trying to get you to think logically, with your mind instead of heart. But, I can only show you the door. You're the one who has to walk through it.
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@Conkel - bro, didn't use a link. I simply typed the words as if they were normal words.
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@hanse81 - You can disagree with the truth all you want. However, that doesn't change the truth. The adage is true, "It's easier to fool people than convince them they've been fooled." You are proof of that.
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@hanse81 - If being able to observe, use logic, and draw conclusions is your idea of being mentally deficient, then I'm happily mental deficient. Although, since you say that disparagingly, you must mean you aren't able to observe, use logic and draw conclusions. Apparently, when I said to look with brain instead of your heart, you realized you're unable to do so. So, I'll just say, "good luck in life," to you.
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... Dogs and cats living together, mass hysteria! - Dr. Peter Venkman
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Interesting that these and other rodents are so social. He went back to look for what was probably his mate.
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