🗑️ Trashfire Ethan Ralph allegedly killed a dog in 1993 - 🦮🪑

[Popper Whiting]

He claims he wasn't friends with the kid at the time of the dog's death and that's why he had no qualms about bullying him. It's also clear he shows no remorse for being a little fat shit, as he doxxed his former classmate nearly thirty years after they were in school together.

Ultimately it really cant be establised whether or not Ralph killed the dog. So it is my default to lean into he most likely didn't.

However, he did relentlessly bully that class mate over his dogs death whilst the kid was vulnerable emotionally, he then goes onto dox that person to his wingnat audience with the allegation this person was Jewish. Ralph might not have done the dog harm, but he did knowingly and intentionally do this person harm and continues to do so. We cant establish that Ralph killed the dog, we can establish he is a complete piece of spiteful shit.

 

[Jack Awful]

I just want to say that although this completely vindicates me insisting a year ago that Ralph is definitely a sociopath, if this is the reality then I would've preferred being wrong instead.

Ralph continues to only care about himself and doesn't even pretend to care about consistency.

"I'll laugh at other people's deaths, but don't they dare laugh at my dead mommy!"

"I'll use any tactics I want to take you down and I don't give a fuck!"

 

[HONKHONKTIME69]

 

[Cherenkovblue]

Ultimately it really cant be establised whether or not Ralph killed the dog. So it is my default to lean into he most likely didn't.

Well, given the fact that the media has latched on to anonymous sources stating that @Null bullied Near into suicide and somehow that's valid, I have it from the same reliable anonymous sources that Ralph not only killed that dog, but raped it and ate it.

However, he did relentlessly bully that class mate over his dogs death whilst the kid was vulnerable emotionally, he then goes onto dox that person to his wingnat audience with the allegation this person was Jewish. Ralph might not have done the dog harm, but he did knowingly and intentionally do this person harm and continues to do so. We cant establish that Ralph killed the dog, we can establish he is a complete piece of spiteful shit.

It is known.

 

[Kingu Cinnamon]

In regards to the oven story, there is no fucking way that they just put the puppies in a fucking oven to heat them up. This is something that you would have to have to be a very very young child or someone with severe mental disabilities to think that it makes sense. Why not put them near a radiator, heater/heat lamp or even keep them in the kitchen with the oven on and open to heat the room up but DON'T put them in the fucking oven.

Despite what many may think I don't think that Ralph or his father is dumb enough to think that putting small animals in a partially closed oven is a smart idea. This has to be a malicious act.

 

[Tookie]

In regards to the oven story, there is no fucking way that they just put the puppies in a fucking oven to heat them up. This is something that you would have to have to be a very very young child or someone with severe mental disabilities to think that it makes sense. Why not put them near a radiator, heater/heat lamp or even keep them in the kitchen with the oven on and open to heat the room up but DON'T put them in the fucking oven.

Despite what many may think I don't think that Ralph or his father is dumb enough to think that putting small animals in a partially closed oven is a smart idea. This has to be a malicious act.

He definitely killed the puppies by putting them in the oven. To me, the dog-hanging story is indeterminate but it is telling that his classmate from 30 years ago is still so pissed off he resurfaced after all this time.

 

[Lame Entropy]

In regards to the oven story, there is no fucking way that they just put the puppies in a fucking oven to heat them up. This is something that you would have to have to be a very very young child or someone with severe mental disabilities to think that it makes sense. Why not put them near a radiator, heater/heat lamp or even keep them in the kitchen with the oven on and open to heat the room up but DON'T put them in the fucking oven.

Despite what many may think I don't think that Ralph or his father is dumb enough to think that putting small animals in a partially closed oven is a smart idea. This has to be a malicious act.

“never attribute to malice that which is adequately explained by stupidity"

 

[JoshMoonTheFaggot]

Until there is definitive evidence I choose to believe it's not true.

Based

 

[MeltyTW]

“never attribute to malice that which is adequately explained by stupidity"

the problem with ralph is 90 percent of his existence is both malice and stupidity, or put another way generalities should never use absolutes like never because rules made by man are rarely an observation that applies infallible to the totality of existence.

 

[Lame Entropy]

the problem with ralph is 90 percent of his existence is both malice and stupidity, or put another way generalities should never use absolutes like never because rules made by man are rarely an observation that applies infallible to the totality of existence.

Fair enough, he’s the perfect combination of both. I think he’s stupid enough to do what supposedly happened with the puppies (or Ronnie) but I won’t rule out the dog just because my first thought was “shit maybe”.

 

[MeltyTW]

Fair enough, he’s the perfect combination of both. I think he’s stupid enough to do what supposedly happened with the puppies (or Ronnie) but I won’t rule out the dog just because my first thought was “shit maybe”.

ethan ralph just gave me all the tell tale signs of being a liar when i and others confronted him. he couldnt stand by a story and he couldnt defend himself beyond making up this strawman built on assumptions of the world he knows to be untrue, people are probably sick of this but he knows little kids dont have to sneak into their friends house and can just ask, he knows we and josh done think he snuck into the house bond style as a morbidly obese piglet and he may even be lying about the distance between houses and is ignoring the distance doesnt really matter when kids often do just ask to visit and to be drove there, he knows the parents would believe even a more out there story about the dog yeeting itself over a chair vs pressing an eight year old, parents dont want to think kids can do it and most of us even knowing this stuff went down might do the same if we know the kid as just maybe being a little bit of a brat and ralph knows this. ralph knows the kid knowing he killed the dog is less important for justice than adults knowing and acting.

its all just obvious im in a corner and i desperately want out how can i misconstrue it shit that ive seen a million times and that ive done a million times, he made up josh threatening to sue him cutting out context because he wants an easy win to showboat and he hopes us being blocked lets him reach more people with his lies. he preemptively defended the kid pic which didnt need defending by making up this narrative that this was how we were going to epicly own and ruin him because hes that insecure about himself.

ethan ralph doesnt have the force of will to lie convincingly.

 

[AltisticRight]

Based

Aborted.
Paper aborted.

 

[Toast Sandwich]

“never attribute to malice that which is adequately explained by stupidity"

Your honor, my client clearly fell and stumbled into the oven, closing the door on the puppies inside and launching the dachshund over the chair. These accidents happen every day.

 

[#KillAllPedos]

Ultimately it really cant be establised whether or not Ralph killed the dog. So it is my default to lean into he most likely didn't.

I wouldn’t go so far as to presume Ralph didn’t do it. At most, it should be left an open question pending further investigation.

Fact is, an ex-classmate has made this accusation, and Ralph has corroborated several key aspects of that accusation: (1) the dog actually died in the suspicious manner described, (2) Ralph had previously been to this kid’s house, because they were actually friends at one point, (3) Ralph was aware of the manner of death, of being hung from a chair.

Ralph says the dog died while they were at school, and that he wasn’t friends with this kid at the time. Therefore, he suggests, it would have been impossible for him to kill the dog without sneaking into an enemy’s house while they were at school.

But Ralph’s explanation does not resolve all the questions surrounding this incident. When was Ralph last at this kid’s house, and why? When were they “friends” previously? When did they have a falling out? Did the dog actually die when they were at school, or is that just when it was discovered? Because I can imagine a situation where Ethan and this kid were friends up until the previous day, but then they get into an argument, and Ethan kills the dog on the way out the door without it being discovered . That’s not actually very far-fetched. In fact, that’s completely in Ethan’s character—when he has a falling out with someone, he goes out of his way to get revenge in extreme ways. His narcissistic rage compels him.

And why would this guy lie about Ethan killing his dog? Just to smear him? Making up lies to smear people is actually something Ralph does. I have no reason to think Ralph’s accuser is lying. If anything, I’d be inclined to credit the accuser here.

And are we really supposed to believe this little wiener dog hung himself? That he spontaneously decided to hop up over the back of a chair? Give me a break. That’s a very suspicious way to die. I’m not gonna chalk it up to a freak accident without more information.

I think there’s more to the story. We can withhold judgment until more facts come out, but that goes both ways. If there’s one thing we should all know reading this forum, it’s that Ralph does not deserve the benefit of the doubt.

 

[Popper Whiting]

I wouldn’t go so far as to presume Ralph didn’t do it. At most, it should be left an open question pending further investigation.

Fact is, an ex-classmate has made this accusation, and Ralph has corroborated several key aspects of that accusation: (1) the dog actually died in the suspicious manner described, (2) Ralph had previously been to this kid’s house, because they were actually friends at one point, (3) Ralph was aware of the manner of death, of being hung from a chair.

Ralph says the dog died while they were at school, and that he wasn’t friends with this kid at the time. Therefore, he suggests, it would have been impossible for him to kill the dog without sneaking into an enemy’s house while they were at school.

But Ralph’s explanation does not resolve all the questions surrounding this incident. When was Ralph last at this kid’s house, and why? When were they “friends” previously? When did they have a falling out? Did the dog actually die when they were at school, or is that just when it was discovered? Because I can imagine a situation where Ethan and this kid were friends up until the previous day, but then they get into an argument, and Ethan kills the dog on the way out the door without it being discovered . That’s not actually very far-fetched. In fact, that’s completely in Ethan’s character—when he has a falling out with someone, he goes out of his way to get revenge in extreme ways. His narcissistic rage compels him.

And why would this guy lie about Ethan killing his dog? Just to smear him? Making up lies to smear people is actually something Ralph does. I have no reason to think Ralph’s accuser is lying. If anything, I’d be inclined to credit the accuser here.

And are we really supposed to believe this little wiener dog hung himself? That he spontaneously decided to hop up over the back of a chair? Give me a break. That’s a very suspicious way to die. I’m not gonna chalk it up to a freak accident without more information.

I think there’s more to the story. We can withhold judgment until more facts come out, but that goes both ways. If there’s one thing we should all know reading this forum, it’s that Ralph does not deserve the benefit of the doubt.

I lean into not likely as a default based purely on it can't be established for me without further facts coming to light and am willing to change that opinion should further information be provided. Unless it can be verified I will give someone (even someone like Ralph) the benefit of the doubt. However, taking out the issue of blame surrounding the death of the animal Ralph's actions toward his fellow classmate were, and continue to be, abhorrent. I also wouldn't put it past Ralph to have lied as a child that he killed the dog to cause his fellow classmate upset, as he is not above that type of petty bullshit.

This is Ethan Ralph after all, any of the aforementioned situations are certainly possible.

 

[Cow Poly]

Before I committed to anything I asked them questions and asked for evidence. They provided year book photos nobody has seen before and that Ralph admitted he could not know the source of except for someone who physically owned a copy of the yearbook. I didn't post this directly to trigger a reaction. I prodded Ralph in chat with vague accusations, and he confirmed many details all on his own.

It's a heavy accusation, but it's from people who knew Ralph and have no reason to involve themselves in Ralph's life or drama. The only motivation I can see is that they simply want to tell people what kind of person he was and how he treated people in their class.

Ralph's immediate response was to act erratic as fuck, spend 6 hours deflecting, dox someone he bullied as a child on Telegram, and then send capos over to my site to try and run interference.

Do I believe Ethan Ralph could kill an animal? Yes. He comes across as a low IQ psychopath (like many other former/current inmates) and an early childhood symptom of psychopathy is hurting animals and bullying.


I'd like you to take a step back from this and evaluate the situation from a less emotionally charged point of view.

Oy! Probably a bit late on this…. but in psychology there’s this thing called the Dark Triad, that is, common traits among psychopaths.
(Not sociopaths-those are made… psychos are born crazy and dangerous)
The traits:

1. Hurting Animals
2. Starting Fires (not playing with fire, burning shit down)
3. Enuresis (peepee pants and bed wetting)

 

[Meiwaku]

Ralph always excels in new ways to disappoint us.

Even if he didn't kill the dog. Someone did. And its shit to mock someone for their dog being murdered.

 

[NibbaBibba]

Oy! Probably a bit late on this…. but in psychology there’s this thing called the Dark Triad, that is, common traits among psychopaths.
(Not sociopaths-those are made… psychos are born crazy and dangerous)
The traits:

1. Hurting Animals
2. Starting Fires (not playing with fire, burning shit down)
3. Enuresis (peepee pants and bed wetting)

Wrong triad bro, you're describing the Macdonald triad.

 

[Toast Sandwich]

2. Starting Fires (not playing with fire, burning shit down)

He'd be too fat and conspicuous to ever actually attempt burning shit down in real life, but it's easy to argue that he does the equivalent online. We all remember the stream.me days.

 

[AltisticRight]

@Conan Spedogawa
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