Shocking Livestream Captures a Disturbing Act on an Aussie Farm You Won't Believe!

The internet has brought the world into our living rooms, for better or for worse. In a recent incident that has left many Australians, particularly those who cherish the country's wildlife, in a state of shock and disbelief, a livestream from a rural property showcased a scene that many found deeply disturbing.

During the livestream, which was broadcast on the popular social media platform TikTok, viewers were subjected to over five minutes of harrowing footage. A man, donning a large black cowboy hat and a nose ring, was seen laughing hysterically while his dogs viciously attacked a small kangaroo joey that had made the unfortunate mistake of hopping into his yard.


The distressing scene unfolded as a blonde-haired woman, watching from another location, cradled her face in horror. Her pleas of 'Help it. Help the kangaroo,' fell on deaf ears as the man dismissed her concerns with a callous 'shoosh' and a nonchalant remark about life on the farm. His half-hearted attempt to call off the dogs did little to alleviate the situation.


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A man live-streamed himself permitting his dogs to attack a kangaroo joey on his rural property, shocking viewers. Credits: Tiktok


The incident has sparked outrage, not only among the viewers who witnessed the event live but also across the broader community after the story was reported. One woman, who preferred to remain anonymous, expressed her shock to Yahoo News, stating that she couldn't believe the stream was allowed to continue for as long as it did.


The man's response to the outcry was dismissive at best, suggesting that the public was blowing the situation out of proportion. However, the graphic nature of the video, which included the joey being mishandled and bleeding heavily, has led to a wave of condemnation.

Many viewers were quick to call for action, urging others to report the man's account. Despite this, the video continued for over ten minutes before being stopped, and the account responsible for the livestream remained active on the platform.

In a troubling turn, the man attempted to justify his actions by claiming Indigenous heritage, stating that kangaroo is a traditional food source. However, this defense was met with criticism from Indigenous elders from northern NSW, who were appalled by the man's lack of respect for the animal and the cultural protocols surrounding its hunting and consumption.


The elders emphasized that their people have a deep respect for wildlife, adhering to strict protocols that honor the animal's life and spirit. The man's actions, and particularly his laughter during the attack, were seen as a gross violation of these values.

The incident has raised questions about the role of social media platforms in policing content and the responsibilities of users in reporting inappropriate or harmful behavior. TikTok has been contacted for comment, but the broader issue remains: how do we, as a society, ensure that the convenience and connectivity of platforms like TikTok do not come at the expense of our moral and ethical standards?

As members of the Seniors Discount Club, many of us have witnessed the evolution of technology and the changes it has brought to our society. We understand the importance of preserving our country's unique wildlife and respecting the cultural practices that have been passed down through generations.


Key Takeaways
  • A man live-streamed himself allowing his dogs to attack a kangaroo joey on his rural property, horrifying viewers.
  • The cruel act was broadcast on TikTok, with viewers reacting with shock and urging others to report the stream, which continued for over 10 minutes before being stopped.
  • Indigenous elders criticised the man's actions, stating that there are cultural protocols for hunting and respecting kangaroos, which were not followed in the incident.
  • TikTok has been asked for comment on why the livestream was allowed to continue and why the account responsible remained on the platform.
We invite you to share your thoughts on this incident and the broader implications it has for our community. How can we work together to protect our wildlife and uphold the values that make Australia such a wonderful place to live? Let us know in the comments below.
 
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I used to go pig and deer shooting in NZ. the last time I went out my mate at the time was going to get his dogs on the way until I told him I'd shoot the dogs first, I don't trek for miles after dogs to put some poor bastard animal out of it's misery.
 

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