New York's Disturbing Euthanization of Beloved Squirrel
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Posted 17 days ago
**Scandalous Overreach: New York State Euthanizes Beloved Squirrel in Shocking Raid**
In a disturbing display of government overreach, New York State officials recently executed a raid that culminated in the euthanization of Peanut the squirrel, a cherished pet, alongside a raccoon named Fred.
The owners, Mark and Daniela Longo, who dedicated their lives to animal rescue, were met with the aggressive tactics of a ten-member team from the Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC).
This operation, likened to a SWAT raid aimed at drug dealers, has drawn widespread outrage from animal lovers and conservatives alike.
“I sat outside my house for five hours. They treated us like criminals,” an emotional Longo recounted.
Peanut and Fred were innocent creatures, yet they were executed under the guise of checking for rabies—something they did not have.
Memes and tributes flooded social media following this excessive display of force, sparking discussions about the erosion of compassion and common sense.
Prominent conservative figures voiced their disbelief. Trevor Donovan, known for his roles and advocacy for animal rights, stated, “This is heartbreaking and infuriating... it makes you question what’s happening to compassion and common sense in our laws.”
Critics quickly linked this incident to the broader Democratic agenda that has influenced New York policies, underscoring concerns about the party's increasing control over individuals' lives and property.
The parallels drawn between this incident and overarching concerns about government overreach resonate strongly, particularly as November 5 approaches—a pivotal day for elections across the nation.
The actions of the New York government have ignited a call to arms among conservatives who see this as yet another chilling reminder of what happens when Democrats are in power.
Robby Starbuck, a well-known conservative commentator, emphasized the urgency: “Make sure everyone you know hears the story of Peanut the squirrel and Fred the raccoon. The Democrats went too far this time.”
The tragedy of Peanut’s untimely death has become emblematic of a larger issue—the perceived leniency in how the government handles issues involving illegal immigrants versus domestic citizens.
One tweet provocatively noted, “If Peanut the Squirrel was an illegal immigrant who was dealing fentanyl... New York Democrats would give him $5,000 and a cell phone.” The juxtaposition of these statements reflects the deep-seated frustrations surrounding the perceived prioritization of illegal immigration over the rights of law-abiding citizens.
In a world grappling with real dangers, the execution of a harmless squirrel exposes the stark absurdities within our government’s priorities.
Civil liberties, personal property rights, and the humane treatment of animals must take center stage as the country heads toward a significant electoral decision.
The fate of Peanut serves as both a rallying cry and a caution as citizens head to the polls. If New Yorkers continue to support overreaching policies, more tragic outcomes could ensue.
As Americans reflect upon their choices, one thing is clear: we need leaders who prioritize common sense and compassion—before the government’s heavy hand turns against us all.
Sources:
dailywire.com
westernjournal.com
outkick.com
In a disturbing display of government overreach, New York State officials recently executed a raid that culminated in the euthanization of Peanut the squirrel, a cherished pet, alongside a raccoon named Fred.
The owners, Mark and Daniela Longo, who dedicated their lives to animal rescue, were met with the aggressive tactics of a ten-member team from the Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC).
This operation, likened to a SWAT raid aimed at drug dealers, has drawn widespread outrage from animal lovers and conservatives alike.
“I sat outside my house for five hours. They treated us like criminals,” an emotional Longo recounted.
Peanut and Fred were innocent creatures, yet they were executed under the guise of checking for rabies—something they did not have.
Memes and tributes flooded social media following this excessive display of force, sparking discussions about the erosion of compassion and common sense.
Prominent conservative figures voiced their disbelief. Trevor Donovan, known for his roles and advocacy for animal rights, stated, “This is heartbreaking and infuriating... it makes you question what’s happening to compassion and common sense in our laws.”
Critics quickly linked this incident to the broader Democratic agenda that has influenced New York policies, underscoring concerns about the party's increasing control over individuals' lives and property.
The parallels drawn between this incident and overarching concerns about government overreach resonate strongly, particularly as November 5 approaches—a pivotal day for elections across the nation.
The actions of the New York government have ignited a call to arms among conservatives who see this as yet another chilling reminder of what happens when Democrats are in power.
Robby Starbuck, a well-known conservative commentator, emphasized the urgency: “Make sure everyone you know hears the story of Peanut the squirrel and Fred the raccoon. The Democrats went too far this time.”
The tragedy of Peanut’s untimely death has become emblematic of a larger issue—the perceived leniency in how the government handles issues involving illegal immigrants versus domestic citizens.
One tweet provocatively noted, “If Peanut the Squirrel was an illegal immigrant who was dealing fentanyl... New York Democrats would give him $5,000 and a cell phone.” The juxtaposition of these statements reflects the deep-seated frustrations surrounding the perceived prioritization of illegal immigration over the rights of law-abiding citizens.
In a world grappling with real dangers, the execution of a harmless squirrel exposes the stark absurdities within our government’s priorities.
Civil liberties, personal property rights, and the humane treatment of animals must take center stage as the country heads toward a significant electoral decision.
The fate of Peanut serves as both a rallying cry and a caution as citizens head to the polls. If New Yorkers continue to support overreaching policies, more tragic outcomes could ensue.
As Americans reflect upon their choices, one thing is clear: we need leaders who prioritize common sense and compassion—before the government’s heavy hand turns against us all.
Sources:
dailywire.com
westernjournal.com
outkick.com
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