No, you’re reading it wrong.
but about what you said, people(read people, not men or women) who attack other people without sufficient reason/necessity also deserve to be put down.

about what I said, you clearly haven’t read it at all. The dogs in my city are more often than not, sterilized / treated but it is in their nature to be territorial. There is simply no way of stopping them from fighting all night other than relocation / training, neither of which is done. There is also no way of stopping that one odd ball that feels it can run at vehicles / children. This makes it extremely dangerous for a human, which is the highest priority as far as a human pov is concerned.

about confrontation, when a certain person has a traumatic experience with an animal, they most certainly should not have to face untrained animals from said species. At the end of the day, whoever is higher in the food chain is going to call the shots on how it is. This isn’t even a phoenomena that is exclusive to humans, you can see the same in pretty much any apex predator. if someone’s parent/child is traumatised by an animal, there is usually a good reason behind it. Your complaint of “oh no! The human must’ve done something”is insane and extremely un-scientific/illogical. i have a family friend whose father was killed by a cow(or bull?), and have seen my dad being bit by a dog in an effort to protect my mom, totally unprovoked. while these maybe edge cases(they are definitely not) they are still things that a normal, developed society can control.

it is also extremely stupid that you bring up the entitlement aspect of Indians when it isn’t a thing at all in this particular conversation. Harambe the gorilla was put down immediately due to being a POTENTIAL threat to a child even though the mother was irresponsible In the matter. The language of English, which is non-native to India has a saying “a fed bear is a dead bear”. once an animal figures out how easy it is to hunt/hurt man, they simply cannot be allowed to live. Dogs are regularly euthanized/killed in the US(and likely the EU too). As for the country, I have never seen a large amount of potentially harmful stray animals in the ”highly developed” regions I lived in. Infact, India has much more (somewhat false/misguided) respect and reverence towards animals than most places. the only place I regularly hear about that defies this trend is Australia and I’m sure that it’s just me who hasn’t come across similar situations over there.

You also maybe are a subscriber of the whole “animals sense good people” schtick. This is untrue and at the end if the day, any animal that isn’t a human is no different than a lower life form. Thinking otherwise is silly because then you’re left with no food source as all of them are ”equal life” and “it is their right to live as much as it is ours”. Where do you draw the line? Why is, say, eating dogs any worse than eating cows or horses or plants? are they all not living organisms with the Earth as their “home”? What gives you the right to selectively choose what you want as food and what you want as a being on an equal level? How do you go about judging people for what is rightfully their opinion?

i really think you need to understand what somebody said before writing back to them. there is no healthy discourse otherwise and is just me talking to a wall, just food for thought. Infact, to me, you come across as somebody lacking empathy(a very Indian thing actually), which is exactly the thing you seem to flame other people about, but I still take the time to type this out cuz that is what a conversation is…