@LikelyStir52360@NotThatHughes Sometimes they can but circumstances can change beyond their control. So if they lose everything and they struggle why can't we help? I don't understand why no one gets this?
@JamesEsses Nope, because I have more important things to worry about. It's also very helpful as I don't always know if "Sam" is a he she or they. Not sure why anyone wastes so much energy moaning about this subject 🥱
@PolitlcsUK I completely agree with this. If my time ever comes where my dignity is gone and I can't enjoy the simple things in life anymore like wiping my ass...... what's the point?
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@EssexPR I've literally got bigger problems than people dressing how they want to. It's not harming anyone why the fuck do you care. There are literally so many bigger issues in the world. Jesus christ.
67 years ago, Laika was launched into space.
Laika, ′′Little Barker" but her real name was Kudrjavka, Russian for ′′curly." She was captured on the street, in Moscow.
Half Husky and half Terrier, she was around 3 years old at the time. She was chosen because she was calm, docile and perfectly adaptable to the Sputnik 2 capsule. Equipped for life support (food and water), the mission didn't involve return. For Laika, it was a death sentence.
The interior of the satellite was lined and the interior space was wide enough to allow Laika to lie or stand. The internal temperature was set to 15. and a refrigeration system had to protect the animal from excessive thermal surges.
On November 3rd at 2 AM, Sputnik 2 was launched into space. Laika probably survived for seven hours.
But some sources claim that agony was much longer: four days.
Alone, in space.
The satellite returned to atmosphere 5 months later, April 14, 1958, after turning 2.570 laps around Earth.
It disintegrated upon return to the atmosphere.
Every year, before Fall, I feel compelled to tell this story and possibly do it with new words. There's a deep guilt that all of us should feel reading what we did to Laika. Human progress has often been achieved at the expense of animals that had nothing to do with our desire for supremacy.
Many people believe this was an acceptable price for our conquests, but it seems obvious, even reading this story, that was really just a trivial form of prevarication.
We had a duty to choose another path.
We still have that duty today.
Sorry humanity has failed you, Laika 💔