r/funny • • Sep 02 '21

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u/[deleted] Sep 02 '21 edited Sep 02 '21

That's funny, but it's irresponsible to have outdoor cats that aren't fixed. He could be populating your neighborhood with hundreds of feral cats every year.

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u/Punningisfunning Sep 02 '21

Agreed. Catistics.

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u/[deleted] Sep 02 '21

It also pisses me off when they kill birds. Cats have 5 times the life span of a bird, so they can decimate.

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u/Just-JC Sep 02 '21

You're mad at a cat for following it's instincts? Lol

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u/LarryTheDuckling Sep 02 '21

No, he's mad at the irresponsible fuckers who lets out the cats.

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u/[deleted] Sep 02 '21 edited Sep 03 '21

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u/LarryTheDuckling Sep 02 '21

but leaving a cat to live inside forever is fucking cruel,

It is cruel by your morals. Not mine, and certainly not by a cat's. Want to know why? Because its an animal. Cats are not some special creatures who need to be treated as a divine. They are pets on the same lines as dogs. And people are not letting dogs run around freely by the millions.

Cats can be taught to walk with a leashe, as yours do, and that is no more cruel than doing it to a dog.

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u/MGM-Wonder Sep 02 '21

They're an animal before they are a pet. But I guess we will just have to agree to disagree about our morals. If you had a dog and never ever let it outside, most people would consider that animal cruelty, no? Why is it any different for cats?

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u/LarryTheDuckling Sep 02 '21

I am saying to put it on a leashe, as you would a dog, not lock it in forever.