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Can't survive in natural environments, completely dependent on humans, spread throughout the world by humans. Sounds domestic to me.
Are bedbugs domestic animals?
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Xenu
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I guess you're right, we should start giving rights to bugs the same way that animals have such as the right to bear arms and freedom of expression.
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They originally lived in caves. Just like us!
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I wanna go back
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No, they are farm animals.
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- 18 de Jul, 2019
Just another invasive species, slightly worse than niggers or jews.
Chainsaw Man
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no such thing
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Wrong! Redditors are the least desirable.
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No; you are. They are milking you.
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They follow us because we're their food source. Luckily our spider friends love to eat them. Cockroaches are more useful. They ate our refuse back when we dwelled in caves and may have actually been beneficial. Bedbugs are just little round vampires.