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[–] Star@lemmy.blahaj.zone 38 points 1 day ago (5 children)

Just to combat misinfo, Hasan clearly did not shock that dog

[–] PearOfJudes@lemmy.ml 8 points 9 hours ago (1 children)

My philosophy is that I personally don't know any internet personalities, so can't defend any actions they made unless they are complete lies. When watching the clip, it wasn't clear Hasan didn't shock his dog.

In the video, Hasan yelled at the dog, reached offscreen, the dog yelped, and Hasan didn't go to help.

And I am a Hasanabi fan. I greatly appreciate the work he has done for Palestine, and leftists agenda in the west. There is a universe where Hasan didn't shock his dog, was just annoyed at it, reached offscreen and for a seperate reason (like the dew claw getting caught), the dog yelped. But since none of us know Hasan personally, or privately, we can't tell.

Personally, I lay on the side of not believing it, because although there is evidence that the collar was a shock collar, I have seen streams/clips where Kaya runs around freely, greeting guests etc. Either way I will continue to watch him, because I value his political analysis, but don't freely defend strangers private lives on the internet.

[–] Star@lemmy.blahaj.zone 3 points 3 hours ago

A perfectly reasonable take! I tend to have opinions on public figures because I do think accountability of some kind is more important for them than others. I'm not a fan of 'cancel culture', but the inverse of it, which allows a felon as president, is not desirable either.

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