USMC vet claims PTSD and demands "right" to have pet dog with him at work.

Threedee said:
I don't like dogs, much, but I'll take the needs of a Marine over the whims of some coward like TDAK. Plus, service dogs are usually well-trained, and wouldn't irritate me much in the workplace.

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Most of them are trained to just lay down under the desk or in a corner, until they are needed or it's time to leave.
 
SmarterthanYou said:
ALL dogs are fine. they just happen to be the product of human interaction. bad dogs are the result of bad humans. i'll trust a dog over a human any day of the week.
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I've probably got the saying wrong; but it goes something like this:
I won't trust a human who doesn't like a dog; but I'll trust a dog who doesn't like a human.
 
This is just another example of the tendency of people in modern society, to try to take a mile after having been given an inch.

In order to attempt to address a real issue regarding legitimately disabled people accessing public areas like restaurants, shopping areas and the workplace, lawmakers did a good thing by allowing the service dogs of said legitimately disabled people to accompany them anywhere they need to go. But as with anything else, sleazy profiteers found a loophole which allows them to profit off of the situation by certifying, for a fee of course, ANY dog as a "service dog" no matter how flimsy the reason.

I understand that PTSD can be very serious and debilitating for SOME people, but I do not believe that the majority of those who claim it nowadays truly suffer from it (another mile taken) nor do they honestly need to have their dogs with them at work or in restaurants where people are eating.

People are too dishonest to trust.
 
anatta said:
ya. I know.they are valuable like cop dogs, they can be trained for tasks. like service dogs too.

I find them to be dirty and disgusting animals for house pets -i am with the classical Chinese view on this.
If you have enough room for a dog to run, that's a big improvement.
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Typical cat person=a hater..........:rolleyes: lol

tdk, great uniting thread....... Especially like that westborgo correlation, spot on
 
Bill said:

Typical cat person=a hater..........:rolleyes: lol

tdk, great uniting thread....... Especially like that westborgo correlation, spot on
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hi Bill. how are you?

I am open and up front about my views on running dogs.
Me and the Chinese are no fans
 
anatta said:
you are a running dog

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Running_dog
Running dog is a literal translation into English of the Chinese pejorative 走狗 (Chinese: zǒu gǒu), meaning lackey or lapdog, an unprincipled person who helps or flatters those more powerful and often evil.
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That is a fitting name for kelly conway...................
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Nomad said:
This is just another example of the tendency of people in modern society, to try to take a mile after having been given an inch.

In order to attempt to address a real issue regarding legitimately disabled people accessing public areas like restaurants, shopping areas and the workplace, lawmakers did a good thing by allowing the service dogs of said legitimately disabled people to accompany them anywhere they need to go. But as with anything else, sleazy profiteers found a loophole which allows them to profit off of the situation by certifying, for a fee of course, ANY dog as a "service dog" no matter how flimsy the reason.

I understand that PTSD can be very serious and debilitating for SOME people, but I do not believe that the majority of those who claim it nowadays truly suffer from it (another mile taken) nor do they honestly need to have their dogs with them at work or in restaurants where people are eating.

People are too dishonest to trust.
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???I dunno about other states but here in Calif they have dogs now walking around in the grocery stores...

If there is some legal qualifications or not :dunno: but ppl can just purchase a sweater, jacket etc for their pet that says service animal & who is gonna question them??
 
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