• Montagge@lemmy.zip
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    9 months ago

    So irresponsible cat owners let their cats outside and didn’t neuter or spay them. Cool beans.

    It’s just evolution lol

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      9 months ago

      It’s irresponsible to not neuter or spay a housecat, yes. I agree. Most do but some irresponsible owners don’t.

      It doesn’t change the fact that the only real danger domestic cats pose to wildcats is interbreeding. Which isn’t really a danger.

      What they certainly aren’t doing is what you claimed: taking their food source. It’s just not a concern.

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        9 months ago

        Yet the subject was about what cats do to bird populations and you hopped in with your cat fucking gotcha. Good job in derailing the topic.

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          9 months ago

          Aw, are you sad now? You can’t think of anything else so you complain about the topic being changed ever so slightly to letting cats outside (still very much related)?

          Anyways, you are just as responsible as me for switching topic.

          And that’s how a conversation typically works. If you strictly never even slightly deviate the conversation will fall flat on it’s face in two minutes.

          Also, I addressed the bird thing elsewhere. You should see it, since it’s a direct reply to you, the high-horse shining example of global animal population ethics American.