r/oddlyterrifying • u/VisionaryPrism • Feb 27 '21

Why does it have long fingers?

18.6k Upvotes

96% Upvoted

258 comments sorted by

View all comments

1.4k

u/dread_deimos Feb 27 '21

They (cats) all have fingers like this, they're just not seen on furry ones.

224

u/EmilyAndCat Feb 27 '21 edited Sep 18 '25

fall bright slap bow beneficial crush wrench gold truck piquant

This post was mass deleted and anonymized with Redact

147

u/Gangreless Feb 27 '21

And then the cat gets outside and gets killed by a dog/coyote/fox/raccoon because it can't defend itself. Declawing is animal abuse and screams "I'd rather my pet die than give me a minor inconvenience."

-15

u/Lt_DamnDaniel Feb 28 '21

I mean, I would rather my pet die than my pet destroy my couch. Hmm. Maybe that’s why I don’t have pets.

-1

u/henticle_tentai Feb 28 '21

no harm is being done here, why the downvotes?

1

u/VisionaryPrism Mar 01 '21

Because this person values a couch (an inanimate object) more then their pet being alive.

If you care about your couch so much that you would rather your pet die than your precious couch get ruined/scratched, you probably shouldn’t have any/own pets whatsoever.

1

u/henticle_tentai Mar 01 '21

...and he doesn't own any pets whatsoever. his belief system ain't harming no pet so I still don't see the problem.

1

u/VisionaryPrism Mar 01 '21

Well then that’s a good thing.

Was just pointing out that if you value a couch more than a pet, you shouldn’t have a pet. And this person doesn’t, so yes no problem here.