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Being one with the natural world
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I legit can't imagine hurting a bee. Wasps I'm less sympathetic to. But I love bees.
The bee murdering is believed to be worse, then killing a wasp, because they are "hard working" aka useful for us.
There is nothing more pleasurable than swinging hard at a wasp and slapping that piece of shit. I also enjoy it when it doesn't die immediately and has to think about it's life and it's choices.
What life choices, its a fucking wasp bbg. Electric rackets are cool tho, and instant.
edgelord detected
You should probably replace your detector.
You might enjoy bug spray. It's literally nerve gas for bugs.
No it's not. It damages their respiratory system, not their nervous system
Hi! I'm not the biggest fan of wasps, but I wouldn't kill them. It's best to get a cup or glass and a piece of paper or cardboard, then release them outside, so they can't sting you, and are out of your way! I understand your disdain for them, but wasps are also valuable pollinators, so please don't kill them!
Depending on where you live it may be hard to distinguish some bees from wasps, like the mason bee (my second favourite bee)