La autora del video nos enseña algunas maneras de maltrato animal, en esta ocasión no se concentra tanto con aquellos que consideramos mascotas como gatos o perros (que obviamente hay maltrato), sino más bien, su enfoque va dirigido hacia aquellos animales que son sacados de su hábitat salvaje para supuestamente domesticarlos cuando en realidad ellos no lo necesitan.

Ella hace muy bien la diferencia entre verdaderos rescates y aquellos que solo son copias del resto para subir su popularidad y ganar dinero por vistas o visitas en Youtube: otro vertedero de contaminación del que tenemos que seleccionar con pinzas y saltando sobre montañas de basura y escombros inservibles que se publican, valoran y son tendencia porque juegan con las emociones de la gente a través de caras supuestamente tiernas, música apropiada y una ambientación lastimera durante las filmaciones que realizan con oscuras producciones porque primero provocan accidentes en los animales para luego supuestamente rescatarlos o liberarlos de alguna trampa.

Los animales exóticos no son mascotas, en eso estamos de acuerdo con la autora del video, pero algunas tendencias y viralización se han extendido tanto que incluso les ponen ropa a los perros y gatos, les ponen pañales cuando esos artilugios la naturaleza no los ha determinado como un diseño que sea apto para ellos, solo que los negociantes (tanto empresas de supuesto bienestar animal como veterinarios que recomiendan este atropello) vieron rentabilidad en ello para llenar el vacío de personas que realmente están enfermas de la cabeza, aunque día a día lo nieguen y se defiendan asegurando que ellos sí son protectores de la naturaleza y de los animales.

Una de las cosas de ese video que más me causó náusea es que mucho de este material infeccioso está dentro de YouTube: la plataforma que supuestamente es "family friendly", que tienen material exclusivamente para niños, pero ¿aplaudir el maltrato a través de juegos con animales, como patos, peces, hámsteres, es algo que nuestros hijos deben ver? ¿Qué tipo de valores les estamos inculcando?

Recuerdo que en mi país hubo un tiempo en que pintaban a los polluelos para que sean un atractivo para los niños, quienes, al ver las plumas moradas, verdes, anaranjadas, rosadas, etc., se emocionaban y pedían a los padres que se los compraran. A mí me causaba espanto, siempre me dio mala espina el hecho de cómo era que los dueños de esos pollos bebés a la venta eran pintados creo que hasta el pico... mis hijos nunca me pidieron un pollo pintado como mascota, no solo porque sabían de antemano mi respuesta, sino porque les tenían miedo, como que algo les anunciaba que eso no era normal, ya que ellos siempre vieron pollos de color blanco, negro, amarillo, y gris, y no con colores exóticos.

Las especies exóticas no son nuestras, ni siquiera las domesticadas lo son. Como humanos nos hemos convencido de que, por el simple hecho de poder adquirir un animal por altas sumas de dinero, tenemos derecho sobre su vida. Nos llevamos a casa a criaturas que no están hechas para ser confinadas en jaulas, encarceladas en ropa humana y pañales cuando lo que necesitan son ecosistemas enteros, interacciones complejas y la libertad de seguir su instinto.

Convertir un tigre en una mascota, un mono en mago que hace trucos, un loro en un trofeo, o una serpiente en un adorno, no es otra cosa que imponer un sufrimiento silencioso y constante. Un animal exótico no vive en cautiverio, quien los adquiere les arranca su esencia para encajarlos en una vida que no les pertenece, pretendiendo que se adapten a deseos humanos retorcidos, ignorando que en ese proceso, se los aísla y arrebata el sentido de la existencia.

Pero el daño no es solo para ellos porque al arrebatar animales de sus entornos, desestabilizamos ecosistemas enteros. Cada ave, cada reptil, cada mamífero cumple una función vital en su hábitat incluso en cuanto al control de natalidad y plagas, pero cuando los sacan de su entorno dejan un vacío que afecta a la diversidad. Mi esposa dice que tomar un solo animal puede provocar un desequilibrio que se propaga como una cadena invisible porque afecta desde el suelo que pisan hasta el aire que incluso nosotros respiramos.

Solo es un capricho de los perversos el verlos en los patios de las casas atados a cadenas, o enjaulados, cortados las alas o los colmillos, como si aquellos que los condenan a esa vida fueran sus creadores al punto de transformarlos en juguetes o piezas decorativas.

La próxima vez que te entretenga ver videos como los que la autora de la denuncia subió a su canal de YouTube, si los compartes, viralizas o das like, piénsalo un poco más, medítalo y sé empático con el sufrimiento que hay detrás de una bonita portada, adecuada música y aparente libertad, y si el deseo es insistente para que consumas ese contenido malicioso, entonces busca ayuda profesional porque quien se deleita en el maltrato de los demás es alguien que necesita estar encerrado y silenciado para siempre.

Si eres sano mentalmente y tienes hijos, verifica y clasifica lo que es contenido apropiado para ellos, no los dejes hacer lo que les da la gana solo porque son niños y tienen derechos, supervisa el contenido que consumen para que no los conviertas en futuros maltratadores... es tu deber como padre, como madre, como tutor, como maestro. No obligues, no grites, no impongas, enseña con el ejemplo para no ver lo que ahora la mayoría de jóvenes y adolescentes cabeza hueca hacen por llegar a las estrellas a través de la viralización, producción y distribución de lo éticamente incorrecto.

Ya los leo más tarde.

Chau.

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ENGLISH VERSION:

How's it going, Blurt folks?

I am telling you the gossip that you are surely coming to read in my meditation cave:

It may seem like a repetitive topic, that it is not something new and trending on social networks, however, every time I come across videos like the one I am going to share with you, I feel annoyed and it also makes me think about what kind of content should be classified as childish.

I know that each society and culture has its own standards and rules, but there are things and situations that do not change, that will never change, and one of them is animal abuse. The author of this video speaks a little fast, but it is quite easy to understand, so for those who see what I am going to share, do so under your own responsibility. I also know that those abusers emerge like rats, they reproduce like them and in an attempt by the authorities to stop this type of abuse, they sanction or censor them, but the punishment lasts very little, since you close a water tap and a waterfall opens.

The author of the video shows us some ways of animal abuse. This time, she doesn't focus so much on those we consider pets like cats or dogs (which obviously are abused), but rather, her focus is directed towards those animals that are taken from their wild habitat to supposedly domesticate them when in reality they don't need it.

She makes a very good distinction between true rescues and those that are just copies of the rest to increase their popularity and earn money for views or visits on Youtube: another dumping ground for pollution that we have to select with tweezers and jumping over mountains of garbage and useless debris that are published, valued and are trending because they play with people's emotions through supposedly tender faces, appropriate music and a pitiful atmosphere during the filming they do with dark productions because they first cause accidents in animals and then supposedly rescue them or free them from some trap.

Exotic animals are not pets, we agree with the author of the video on that, but some trends and viralization have spread so much that they even put clothes on dogs and cats, put diapers on them when those gadgets nature has not determined as a design that is suitable for them, only that the businessmen (both supposed animal welfare companies and veterinarians who recommend this outrage) saw profitability in it to fill the void of people who are really sick in the head, although day after day they deny it and defend themselves by ensuring that they are protectors of nature and animals.

One of the things about that video that made me most sick is that a lot of this infectious material is on YouTube: the platform that is supposedly "family friendly," which has material exclusively for children, but applauding mistreatment through games with animals, such as ducks, fish, hamsters, is something that our children should see? What kind of values ​​are we instilling in them?

I remember that in my country there was a time when they painted chicks to make them attractive to children, who, upon seeing the purple, green, orange, pink, etc. feathers, got excited and asked their parents to buy them. It used to frighten me, I always had a bad feeling about how the owners of those baby chickens for sale were painted, I think, right down to their beaks... my children never asked me for a painted chicken as a pet, not only because they knew my answer beforehand, but because they were afraid of them, as if something was telling them that this was not normal, since they always saw chickens that were white, black, yellow, and gray, and not with exotic colors.

Exotic species are not ours, not even domesticated ones are. As humans we have convinced ourselves that, simply because we can acquire an animal for high sums of money, we have a right over its life. We take home creatures that are not made to be confined in cages, imprisoned in human clothing and diapers when what they need are entire ecosystems, complex interactions and the freedom to follow their instinct.

Turning a tiger into a pet, a monkey into a magician who performs tricks, a parrot into a trophy, or a snake into an ornament, is nothing other than imposing silent and constant suffering. An exotic animal does not live in captivity; those who acquire them rip out their essence to fit them into a life that does not belong to them, expecting them to adapt to twisted human desires, ignoring that in this process, they are isolated and the meaning of their existence is taken away.

But the damage is not only for them because by taking animals from their environments, we destabilize entire ecosystems. Each bird, each reptile, each mammal fulfills a vital function in its habitat, even in terms of birth control and pests, but when they are removed from their environment, they leave a void that affects diversity. My wife says that taking a single animal can cause an imbalance that spreads like an invisible chain because it affects from the ground they walk on to the air that we even breathe.

It is only a whim of the wicked to see them in the yards of houses tied to chains, or caged, with their wings or fangs cut off, as if those who condemn them to that life were their creators to the point of transforming them into toys or decorative pieces.

The next time you find yourself entertained by watching videos like the ones the author of the complaint uploaded to her YouTube channel, if you share them, make them go viral or like them, think about it a little more, meditate on it and be empathetic with the suffering behind a pretty cover, appropriate music and apparent freedom, and if the desire is insistent for you to consume that malicious content, then seek professional help because someone who delights in the mistreatment of others is someone who needs to be locked up and silenced forever.

If you are mentally healthy and have children, check and classify what is appropriate content for them, do not let them do what they want just because they are children and have rights, supervise the content they consume so that you do not turn them into future abusers... it is your duty as a father, as a mother, as a guardian, as a teacher. Do not force, do not shout, do not impose, teach by example so as not to see what most empty-headed young people and teenagers do now to reach the stars through the viralization, production and distribution of what is ethically incorrect.

I'll read them later.

Bye.

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