Viral Video Captures Pet Pig Owner Getting Harassed In A Park By A Local Karen
When there is a need for some emotional support, our animals are always there for us, making things seem a little bit lighter, wrapping us in unconditional love and making things better by just being. Perhaps the most common animals for such a responsibility are dogs or cats, but essentially, it can be anything that the person feels they resonate with. Pigs, on the other hand, are mostly not on the top of the list for support animals and are often labelled as livestock, although in recent years, pigs of different sizes are finding a place in people’s houses as pets and get well-deserved treatment like any other domestic animals.
Sometimes people find it hard to wrap their heads around different things that happen around them. That’s what happened to one local “Karen” in a video that went viral. It shows a woman harassing two other women as they walk with their pig on a leash and perhaps one of the hardest things for her to grasp was the fact that the pig was an emotional support animal.
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This lady couldn’t believe her eyes that two women were strolling in the park walking a pig
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This woman who, later in the video, not without a reason, gains the name “Karen,” approached two others as they were walking a pig on a leash through “her neighborhood” and firstly wanted to find out why someone had a pig in the middle of a park. One of the two women walking the pig called Chorizo (actual name) filmed “Karen” yelling and threatening to call the local homeowners association—which, as pointed out by the pig owners, are already aware of their animal. “Karen” claimed that she knows everything about the area and had never seen the women or the huge pig.
The irritating lady nicknamed by the pig owners as “Karen” claimed that dogs in the park must be on a leash
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Frustrated Karen, exclaiming “This is a community that has bylaws, and if you have a dog, you put it on a leash,” seemed to completely ignore the fact that the pig was actually on a leash, then moved on to screeching “It’s huge.” The pig, on the other hand, appeared to be really peaceful, nibbling away on the grass and ignoring the angry “Karen.” As Karen continued to follow the ladies and the pig, it decided to bake a healthy-sized loaf, which totally shocked the screaming lady: “Look at that, right on our lawn!” which appeared rather unnecessary as the action took place in a public park.
The owners pointed out the obvious, that their emotional support pig in fact is on a leash
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The pig owners proceeded to collect the manure from the grass with the empty bags they brought, as Karen was in awe of how much of it there was. One of the pig owners pointed out that dogs defecate all the time, as well as other animals. As the annoyed lady carried on yelling, the two women advised her to get in touch with a lawyer if she has so much trouble with emotional support animals, but she insists she ought to call the HOA regardless of the fact that they have already been informed about the pig.
What really fascinated and left Karen speechless was that when the pig had to do the doo, the owner collected it with a bag
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The two women asked the intimidating lady to leave them alone to get on with their pleasant walk, but Karen was persistent
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The video was posted on Reddit’s community r/PublicFreakout, a subreddit dedicated to people freaking out, melting down, losing their cool, or being weird in public. The community has 3.2M members and is full of similar examples of random people losing it and taking it out on others. The comments from the users went from pointing out that Karen was finding it hard figuring out what she was even angry about, to people admiring the pig and supporting the pig and its owners.
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Karen carried on having a hard time to grasping that pigs can be emotional support animals
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Eventually the owners told Karen that if she would not comply and leave them to their peaceful walk alone, they would call the police. Karen seemed to ignore that and carried on not understanding that any animal can serve as a support animal and continued to follow the strolling trio till she walked away, declaring that she will be “following up on this.”
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And as any self-respecting neighborhood Karen would, she highlighted the fact that nothing passes by her eyes in this area
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And of course, Karen couldn’t let go of the idea that she must contact the local HOA and let them know about the pig—about which they knew already, as the owners informed them
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Still, Karen was on about the fact that she hasn’t come across a pig as an emotional support animal, and she just seemed bewildered by that
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The ladies with their pet pig didn’t take long to figure out what the annoying woman’s name was
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Karen’s persistence and annoyance drove the two women to the point of them actually having to say that they would call the police if she didn’t leave them alone
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As there was no manager to speak to, Karen decided to leave and promised to definitely give a closer investigation into what had just happened
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And the ladies with the pig couldn’t be more relieved to get rid of the neighborhood Karen
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The video of the two women with their pet pig getting harassed by a Karen is pretty hilarious
And here are some comments from the users of Reddit’s online community r/PublicFreakout
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I find it odd that Americans bang on endlessly about individual "liberty" and "freedom" and then they all set up these weird 'Home Owner Associations' that literally micro-manage people's domestic lives. Very strange.
I also had a chicken named nugget that passed last week and I still have pigs named ham and bacon
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While I find it odd that all sorts of emotional support animals exists in the US seemingly with little regulation and it is not clear who really needs one, I am sure the harassing lady could use emotional support for good. Besides: these home owners' associations seem to be a curse.
Actually, there is regulation, but people will say that their pets are "emotional support animals" despite the animal not having been trained for that purpose. If memory serves, support animals have to have specific training and there's a whole process to be legally considered a "support animal" in the US, but people abuse it. And up until fairly recently I don't think places checked to see if a person claiming an animal was for support checked, but I believe that's changing. Idk, not every animal can be a support animal, but whether that pig is or not, having a pet pig is not that weird. A lot of people have pet pigs. Don't know why that woman was so confused about it??? I mean, it's just a pig...
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I find it odd that Americans bang on endlessly about individual "liberty" and "freedom" and then they all set up these weird 'Home Owner Associations' that literally micro-manage people's domestic lives. Very strange.
I also had a chicken named nugget that passed last week and I still have pigs named ham and bacon
Load More Replies... While I find it odd that all sorts of emotional support animals exists in the US seemingly with little regulation and it is not clear who really needs one, I am sure the harassing lady could use emotional support for good. Besides: these home owners' associations seem to be a curse.
Actually, there is regulation, but people will say that their pets are "emotional support animals" despite the animal not having been trained for that purpose. If memory serves, support animals have to have specific training and there's a whole process to be legally considered a "support animal" in the US, but people abuse it. And up until fairly recently I don't think places checked to see if a person claiming an animal was for support checked, but I believe that's changing. Idk, not every animal can be a support animal, but whether that pig is or not, having a pet pig is not that weird. A lot of people have pet pigs. Don't know why that woman was so confused about it??? I mean, it's just a pig...
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