Vini flew the craft over the shithole nation known as Dominica. In Dominica, the molested grew up to abuse animals and set them on fire. The homeless dogs weren't safe. One dog is more valuable to God than a thousand animal abusing niggers. They weren't even hip.
Vini hovered over their government building in cloaked mode. Vini shot up the place with plasma direct energy to smite the health of the roaches disguised as people in their government. Then, Vini sprayed the place with time capsulated energy to smite the roaches who'd come there over the next few months. The subhumans were roaches, an infestation. They didn't exist, due to phantomization after being time looped as their victims and as slaves.
Vini found the energy signature of the subhuman fuckboy who set Benji on fire and beamed his ass up and had him taken to the loop room. Vini set the device to time loop the spirit of the fucktard in the bodies of all dogs abused and set on fire in Shithole land 100 replays per offense.
After the device powered down, the subhuman's spirit was returned to his body, Vini said to him in his own shithole language "When you die, you'll be time looped as all of those abused animals for 40 quadrillion millennia per offense and then as slaves. And then you and all like you will be spiritually executed, phantomized, to never get born, never exist, to be subhumans. So everything you ever did gets erased right along with you. It never happened."
Vini had the shithole subhuman returned to shithole land and flew to their water supply. There, Vini shot up their water supply so that it'd become poisoned to humans but not to animals.
"There you go."
Giggles and nods. Vini flew the craft away from the shithole country and into the sky away from the subhuman energy.
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Imagine how bad it's gonna get for the shithole country known as Africa. They're probably gonna have poison water soon. Praise God! Fuck Africa! All the subhuman niggers there are so inferior to other races!
Giraffes in Africa are facing a crisis — gunned down by poachers, torn apart for the illegal wildlife trade, and forced into deadly conflicts as relentless human expansion and climate change-driven drought wipe out their habitats, according to the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.
Shockingly, there are just 690 West African giraffes left. Yet, giraffe body parts are being brought into the U.S. at an alarming rate.
Now, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service has proposed adding all three northern giraffe subspecies to the Endangered Species Act’s endangered list — and classifying Masai and reticulated giraffes as threatened.
If the protections are enacted, they could significantly curb wildlife trafficking and illegal hunting while increasing vital conservation funding.
These iconic animals are being driven toward extinction by human actions and deserve protection before it’s too late.
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