[ SECRET POST #3597 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3597 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Happy things

[herpymcderp]

Numbers make birds more worthy. The black and white statistics state that cat populations are not in danger of becoming critical. Bird populations are. Biodiversity is not at risk if cats are killed- quite the opposite, actually.

Biodiversity is what makes Earth Earth. There are bird species that are pollinators. We might well rely on them if we wind up killing off many of our honey bee populations (as has been predicted for the past several decades).

It's not a question of individual burden, it's a question of ecological imperative.

Re: Happy things

[(Anonymous)]

Plus, we've tried the nice way for a good few decades now. People know that their cats are a menace if left free to roam but people keep on buying cats and letting them roam. If you cannot keep a cat indoors then you cannot keep a cat, it is that simple. This is the point where we say it is too late to be nice and move it onto the next level.