The guy who threw the dog
I wanted him to die sooooo bad. Poor Gosling </3
shareThere's no way I'd sacrifice myself or someone I love for a dog. If you can save the dog then great, but if not then bye bye Rover.
shareI've never been a dog owner (always wanted one). But most of my friends that are dog owners have admitted that if it were between their dogs or someone they knew to be an *beep* they would save their dog over the person. I really don't know, I wouldn't want to let an *beep* live over my dog but how do you explain that to the persons family? "I had them, one in each hand, they were dangling from a cliff. I could only save one. I chose the dog..." That might be considered manslaughter to choose the dog in that scenerio. It's a tough one.
shareWell your pet is just an animal who can't rationalize an insane situation like this. They need your protection absolutely. Your friend on the other hand should have an easier time wrapping their heads around the situation and defending themselves.
Pets are like small children. They need more help in a human world because our world is complicated.
That might be considered manslaughter to choose the dog in that scenerio.
It would not unless you intentionally let go of your friend(which a lawyer would have to prove) or if you caused the situation that lead to them being in the perilous situation to begin with.
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They didn't have to do either. They could have thrown in the foot and swam away. But instead Sam chose to kill an innocent animal. That said, it was perfectly within Sam's character to do it.
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