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      No, it’s there so AI can’t steal my art. Will you take the pledge?

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    What if it’s coming right for me, and I have let everyone know that it’s coming right for me by shouting “IT’S COMING RIGHT FOR ME!”?

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      hmmmmm, i wish you wouldn’t, but i guess it’s technically allowed :(

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      Then, if you take the pledge, you die so that the panda may live.

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      That’s thinking in absolutes. I trust you can find a reasonable resolution for all parties that doesn’t involve killing the panda.

      Have you tried to discuss the issue with that panda? Try getting a mediator to work through your issues together. Can’t do that? Maybe just die. It’s ok to do

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          I was going to make a joke about looking like bamboo, but apparently they CAN be dangerous

          They’re solitary creatures and like to avoid confrontation, the World Wildlife Fund reports, but have sharp claws and teeth and may attack to protect themselves or their cubs if provoked.

          The International Journal of Clinical and Experimental Medicine examined three cases of giant panda attacks to warn people the animals could potentially be dangerous. In one case, a drunken tourist at the Beijing City Zoo jumped into the giant panda enclosure to try and pet the panda, only to have his calf severely bitten. He was left with a skin defect and an open injury. In the two other cases, male tourists accidentally fell into the enclosures, and the giant pandas bit them.

          In another incident, a giant panda severely injured a Chinese wildlife conservationist. Wei Hua, who was looking after the panda, suffered severe wounds, including slashed ankles, broken bones, muscle loss and losing a third of his left palm, People’s Daily Online reported.

          There are no records of a panda having killed a human, but past attacks clearly show you should exercise caution if entering a panda’s space

          https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/2022/10/22/are-pandas-dangerous-attacks/7962959001/

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    How about a compromise? I won’t kill anymore pandas on purpose, but if any pandas get in the way of my very legal bamboo clear-cutting operation, then I can’t be held responsible for the actions my company would have to take to protect shareholder value!

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      It’s not technically killing, I guess, but why would you want to? The pledge implies love :(

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      better after labor day than never i guess

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      I just don’t understand why you guys are like this! All year long it’s all games and fun and cyberbullying, but the one time there’s a real problem that i’m passionate about, you just turn your backs on me.