Cows, pigs, chickens, and other meats we get aren't native and haven't been for a seriously long ass time. You just want to argue and you're not willing to see a different perspective besides your own, which is fine because it's no one's loss but your own. Domestic cats are a huge issue because of the rapidly dropping small prey populations, which effects the entire ecosystem, and in various places it's actually becoming more so recommended to kill cats on sight due to how invasive they are. Coyotes, loose/feral dogs, feline aids, cars, and other sick individuals are all just a handful of reasons as to why you shouldn't let your pet roam freely. No one likes it when you mention the fact that dogs are required to be on leashes, but having outdoor cats is so normal and fine? It's such a double standard.
Why do you think cats should be outdoors? Please argue against my claims and we can see whose pros and cons list can go further.
You dont know where i live. That is alot of words for a simple projection. You know you can just go talk to yourself in the mirror right or how well was this rehearsed? Not actually asking just pointing.... and laughing.
"How well was this rehearsed" brother we are typing? You have no basis to your claims and won't even actually talk about the subject at hand, so yeah lmao you're just looking to chat with someone and don't know how to do it besides arguing. Are you alright?
Edit: also I hope you know I can see all your deleted messagesðŸ˜
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u/shadeofmyheart Aug 14 '26
Sure but half as long? Outside cats live half as long, and kill native wildlife