[ SECRET POST #2609 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2609 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

Real, well-fed housecats do hunt mice and birds for fun (and instinct and practice). All my cats did! But it's not the other animal's suffering that amuses them; they're not capable of those kinds of thoughts. They just see it as a moving thing that's fun to chase.

[(Anonymous)]

This. Jeez, cats are really, almost definitely, not capable of thoughts of cruelty. They are, however, very playful animals, and they aren't generally capable of relating a captured bird/mouse as a real "someone" (unless they've somehow befriended them, which has happened). Cats like to play and chase squirming, running things. It does not make them evil, or cruel. You can't pass moral judgments on them when they are not human.