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Posted: 12/29/2015 10:34:09 AM EST
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Quote HistoryQuoted: i dont like cats at all but im not for being cruel to them. had a feral cat problem about a year and a half ago, one of the male cats would spray my porch and front door almost daily. he had to go along with a few groundhogs digging up my yard and messing with my gardens. Ive had cats for years......Indoor cats, like something you care for. Many of our neighbors let their cats roam, its annoying, but the way you handle it says a lot about you. |
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Posted: 12/29/2015 10:35:17 AM EST
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Quote HistoryQuoted: You've never met my cat. Quote HistoryQuoted: Quoted: Humans are the only ones who kill for fun. You've never met my cat. They certainly do this. No justification for a human to lower themselves to that level though.  |
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Posted: 12/29/2015 10:35:18 AM EST
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I have no problem with killing feral or (legitimately) stray cats, but the deed should be done quickly and humanely. I would say that most people agree with this statement, unless they're cat whisperers or hippies who believe that every animal has a right to go where they want, including in your home. |
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Posted: 12/29/2015 10:36:03 AM EST
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As a heart attack. Give some reasonable insight or go play with your dolls dead puppy. Killing for sport or to fill some sick compulsion has no boundary lines in light of mental illness. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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And this thread is yet another shining example of why I spend so little time here any more. ARFcom has become the home of the pseudo tough guy, pompous blowhards, and the window lickers, all trying to be edgier than the previous post as they reveal their own mental health flaws, outing themselves as defective members of society yet too stupid to realize how they share more than a passing resemblance to the psychopath in the article... When you give in/up these sick fucks win. Some here are on the same level as ISIS, just with a different animal as their target. Are you serious?  Give some reasonable insight or go play with your dolls dead puppy. Killing for sport or to fill some sick compulsion has no boundary lines in light of mental illness. There is indeed mental illness on display here, as well as liberal indoctrination, but I don't think you see it. Have you stopped weeping over Cecil yet? 
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Posted: 12/29/2015 10:37:20 AM EST
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Quote HistoryQuoted: I would say that most people agree with this statement, unless they're cat whisperers or hippies who believe that every animal has a right to go where they want, including in your home. Quote HistoryQuoted: Quoted: I have no problem with killing feral or (legitimately) stray cats, but the deed should be done quickly and humanely. I would say that most people agree with this statement, unless they're cat whisperers or hippies who believe that every animal has a right to go where they want, including in your home. Question. What do you think of someone whose household is so fucked up that wild animals regularly roam through it? Serious question, it is however a tarp. |
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Posted: 12/29/2015 10:37:27 AM EST
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You've never met my cat. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Humans are the only ones who kill for fun. You've never met my cat. Or mine. 
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Posted: 12/29/2015 10:39:00 AM EST
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Humans are the only ones who kill for fun. Hardly. Wolves do so routinely, as well as cats. Many predators, perhaps most, will kill far in excess of what they eat. A weasel will enter a chicken coop and kill all of them, and eat a tiny portion of one. Was it for "fun?" Ask the weasel. You really should educate yourself before making silly assertions with no basis in fact. 
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Posted: 12/29/2015 10:39:11 AM EST
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Killing domesticated animals for no good reason is a good sign that you probably need to be locked up.
Also, I'm sure the goddamn cats broke into his basement and that he didn't go find them and kill them for fun. |
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Posted: 12/29/2015 10:39:54 AM EST
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Quote HistoryQuoted: There is indeed mental illness on display here, as well as liberal indoctrination, but I don't think you see it. Have you stopped weeping over Cecil yet? Quote HistoryQuoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: And this thread is yet another shining example of why I spend so little time here any more. ARFcom has become the home of the pseudo tough guy, pompous blowhards, and the window lickers, all trying to be edgier than the previous post as they reveal their own mental health flaws, outing themselves as defective members of society yet too stupid to realize how they share more than a passing resemblance to the psychopath in the article... When you give in/up these sick fucks win. Some here are on the same level as ISIS, just with a different animal as their target. Are you serious? Give some reasonable insight or go play with your dolls dead puppy. Killing for sport or to fill some sick compulsion has no boundary lines in light of mental illness. There is indeed mental illness on display here, as well as liberal indoctrination, but I don't think you see it. Have you stopped weeping over Cecil yet? Projection? Never gave a hoot about Cecil deary. Please explain how you find outrage at killing animals for fun as liberal indoctrination. |
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Posted: 12/29/2015 10:40:49 AM EST
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Humans are the only ones who kill for fun. Actually cats do also
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Posted: 12/29/2015 10:42:28 AM EST
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Quote HistoryQuoted: Killing domesticated animals for no good reason is a good sign that you probably need to be locked up. Also, I'm sure the goddamn cats broke into his basement and that he didn't go find them and kill them for fun. |
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Posted: 12/29/2015 10:42:43 AM EST
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How do you identify feral cats at night with thermal vision? I guess any cat that enters your property is feral? Ever shot one that had a collar? Quote HistoryQuoted:
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I have no issue with it. Had it been a feral yute, half of Arfcom would be cheerin right now. I routinely shoot feral cats that come up in my yard or the woods around my yard with thermal vision and suppressed 300 blackout. If I caught one in my house, I'd beat it to death with something rather than shoot my house up. Now, a feral yute, I'd blaze away. YMMV. How do you identify feral cats at night with thermal vision? I guess any cat that enters your property is feral? Ever shot one that had a collar? Generally, you can ID a cat as feral when you can't get close enough to it to spray it in the face with bleach and beat it to death with a hockey stick. I'd wager the shitbag lured the cats into his basement. I'd also wager that many posters in the thread would do exactly the same thing. |
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Posted: 12/29/2015 10:44:23 AM EST
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Projection? Never gave a hoot about Cecil deary. Please explain how you find outrage at killing animals for fun as liberal indoctrination. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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. . Give some reasonable insight or go play with your dolls dead puppy. Killing for sport or to fill some sick compulsion has no boundary lines in light of mental illness. There is indeed mental illness on display here, as well as liberal indoctrination, but I don't think you see it. Have you stopped weeping over Cecil yet? Projection? Never gave a hoot about Cecil deary. Please explain how you find outrage at killing animals for fun as liberal indoctrination. I will--right after you explain how "killing for sport" is any form of "mental illness." |
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Posted: 12/29/2015 10:45:13 AM EST
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Not sure he's a nut or not, but I hate cats. Bird killers. No more allowed on my land; 'nuff said.
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Posted: 12/29/2015 10:46:17 AM EST
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Quote HistoryQuoted: A cat can see straight into the soul of an inherently evil person. |
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Posted: 12/29/2015 10:48:54 AM EST
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Quote HistoryQuoted: I will--right after you explain how "killing for sport" is any form of "mental illness." Quote HistoryQuoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: . . Give some reasonable insight or go play with your dolls dead puppy. Killing for sport or to fill some sick compulsion has no boundary lines in light of mental illness. There is indeed mental illness on display here, as well as liberal indoctrination, but I don't think you see it. Have you stopped weeping over Cecil yet? Projection? Never gave a hoot about Cecil deary. Please explain how you find outrage at killing animals for fun as liberal indoctrination. I will--right after you explain how "killing for sport" is any form of "mental illness."  |
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Posted: 12/29/2015 10:51:51 AM EST
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i like cats and i may end up with one or a small dog as its less gay for a single guy to have a dog.
that being said there are 4 or so cats in the neighbor hood that wont make it to Easter. still working inside the house spring when i go outside they will get to go to the big litterbox in the sky and stop using my mulch as one. plus my car is not a scratching post or a cat tree. |
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Posted: 12/29/2015 10:54:31 AM EST
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Humans are the only ones who kill for fun. No. |
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Posted: 12/29/2015 10:56:32 AM EST
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I may be guilty of choosing the wrong words, but you are being deliberately disingenuous. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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. While you are contemplating your word choices you may wish to look up the definition of "disingenuous" as you keep using it, but I don't think it means what you think it means. 
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Posted: 12/29/2015 10:58:47 AM EST
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Question. What do you think of someone whose household is so fucked up that wild animals regularly roam through it? Serious question, it is however a tarp. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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I have no problem with killing feral or (legitimately) stray cats, but the deed should be done quickly and humanely. I would say that most people agree with this statement, unless they're cat whisperers or hippies who believe that every animal has a right to go where they want, including in your home. Question. What do you think of someone whose household is so fucked up that wild animals regularly roam through it? Serious question, it is however a tarp. I grew up in an old farm house. It was, probably, close to 100 years old when we moved in. We didn't have air conditioning, so we would put windows screens in our windows, during summer, to get air circulating to cool the house down, along with window fans. I had an outdoor cat that could jump up from our back deck on to the window sill, in our kitchen, and slide the screen over and would come in at night to sleep on the bed in our spare bedroom. This happened a couple of times, until my parent figured out how he was getting in. I've known people with nice, new houses, that have gotten birds, snakes, and other "critters" inside their house. Racoons and squirrels are also very good at getting into attics. Shit happens. It isn't always a reflection on the structure or the people. I think that animals, cats definitely included, can exploit entryways that people may not know or think about. You don't have to live in a dilapidated house for animals to get inside. I've also seen cats open screen doors MANY times. So, to answer your question, I don't necessarily judge people based on if a critter gets into their house. I would expect most fair minded people to take this approach as well. I can also tell you that, if an unknown animal gets in to my house, it's fair game. I will, probably, try to get it out, if I can do so without endangering myself or my family/animals. If not, oh well. It also won't last long as a repeat offender. If it endangers my family or animals, it will be destroyed by any means necessary. Animals are animals. They endanger your property and spread disease. Cats are not immune to this. tl;dr: Shit happens and animals are good at getting in to place. I don't judge others based on an intruding animals. They also pose a significant risk. I will act accordingly if confronted with an animal in my house. |
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Posted: 12/29/2015 11:00:07 AM EST
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Quote HistoryMaybe someone should spray bleach in his face and then..... Guy is a jackass who should get loved tenderly in jail. Have nuisance animal problem? Find something quick and painless to solve it. Bleach and a hockey stick is never appropriate. |
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Posted: 12/29/2015 11:03:16 AM EST
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Quote HistoryQuoted: While you are contemplating your word choices you may wish to look up the definition of "disingenuous" as you keep using it, but I don't think it means what you think it means. Quote HistoryQuoted: Quoted: Quoted: . While you are contemplating your word choices you may wish to look up the definition of "disingenuous" as you keep using it, but I don't think it means what you think it means. So you cant answer my question and choose to pick on my 3rd grade understanding of english? You know exactly where Im coming from, stop being cute and answer my question. I have to go pickup my chinese food........Oddly enough, but Ill pick this up later. |
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Posted: 12/29/2015 11:06:58 AM EST
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No such thing as a soul,you're 100 cats aren't seeing into anything Quote HistoryQuoted:
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A cat can see straight into the soul of an inherently evil person. Why so literal? My 3 cold blooded murders would not allow another intrusion. 
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Posted: 12/29/2015 11:07:59 AM EST
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Quote HistoryQuoted: I grew up in an old farm house. It was, probably, close to 100 years old when we moved in. We didn't have air conditioning, so we would put windows screens in our windows, during summer, to get air circulating to cool the house down, along with window fans. I had an outdoor cat that could jump up from our back deck on to the window sill, in our kitchen, and slide the screen over and would come in at night to sleep on the bed in our spare bedroom. This happened a couple of times, until my parent figured out how he was getting in. I've known people with nice, new houses, that have gotten birds, snakes, and other "critters" inside their house. Racoons and squirrels are also very good at getting into attics. Shit happens. It isn't always a reflection on the structure or the people. I think that animals, cats definitely included, can exploit entryways that people may not know or think about. You don't have to live in a dilapidated house for animals to get inside. I've also seen cats open screen doors MANY times. So, to answer your question, I don't necessarily judge people based on if a critter gets into their house. I would expect most fair minded people to take this approach as well. I can also tell you that, if an unknown animal gets in to my house, it's fair game. I will, probably, try to get it out, if I can do so without endangering myself or my family/animals. If not, oh well. It also won't last long as a repeat offender. If it endangers my family or animals, it will be destroyed by any means necessary. Animals are animals. They endanger your property and spread disease. Cats are not immune to this. tl;dr: Shit happens and animals are good at getting in to place. I don't judge others based on an intruding animals. They also pose a significant risk. I will act accordingly if confronted with an animal in my house. Quote HistoryQuoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: I have no problem with killing feral or (legitimately) stray cats, but the deed should be done quickly and humanely. I would say that most people agree with this statement, unless they're cat whisperers or hippies who believe that every animal has a right to go where they want, including in your home. Question. What do you think of someone whose household is so fucked up that wild animals regularly roam through it? Serious question, it is however a tarp. I grew up in an old farm house. It was, probably, close to 100 years old when we moved in. We didn't have air conditioning, so we would put windows screens in our windows, during summer, to get air circulating to cool the house down, along with window fans. I had an outdoor cat that could jump up from our back deck on to the window sill, in our kitchen, and slide the screen over and would come in at night to sleep on the bed in our spare bedroom. This happened a couple of times, until my parent figured out how he was getting in. I've known people with nice, new houses, that have gotten birds, snakes, and other "critters" inside their house. Racoons and squirrels are also very good at getting into attics. Shit happens. It isn't always a reflection on the structure or the people. I think that animals, cats definitely included, can exploit entryways that people may not know or think about. You don't have to live in a dilapidated house for animals to get inside. I've also seen cats open screen doors MANY times. So, to answer your question, I don't necessarily judge people based on if a critter gets into their house. I would expect most fair minded people to take this approach as well. I can also tell you that, if an unknown animal gets in to my house, it's fair game. I will, probably, try to get it out, if I can do so without endangering myself or my family/animals. If not, oh well. It also won't last long as a repeat offender. If it endangers my family or animals, it will be destroyed by any means necessary. Animals are animals. They endanger your property and spread disease. Cats are not immune to this. tl;dr: Shit happens and animals are good at getting in to place. I don't judge others based on an intruding animals. They also pose a significant risk. I will act accordingly if confronted with an animal in my house. If wild critters are regularly subjecting you to disease in your own home you have more issues than vermin. |
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Posted: 12/29/2015 11:09:45 AM EST
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Quote HistoryQuoted: This, but spraying bleach and shit? .22lr and can or something less creepy Ted Bundy wannabe... Quote HistoryQuoted: Quoted: My god this place has gotten populated by pussies. Feral cats need exterminated. Period. This, but spraying bleach and shit? .22lr and can or something less creepy Ted Bundy wannabe... Cats will screw up a basement worse than rats will. |
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Posted: 12/29/2015 11:14:40 AM EST
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This is joke, Yes? If wild critters are regularly subjecting you to disease in your own home you have more issues than vermin. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Question. What do you think of someone whose household is so fucked up that wild animals regularly roam through it? Serious question, it is however a tarp. I grew up in an old farm house. It was, probably, close to 100 years old when we moved in. We didn't have air conditioning, so we would put windows screens in our windows, during summer, to get air circulating to cool the house down, along with window fans. I had an outdoor cat that could jump up from our back deck on to the window sill, in our kitchen, and slide the screen over and would come in at night to sleep on the bed in our spare bedroom. This happened a couple of times, until my parent figured out how he was getting in. I've known people with nice, new houses, that have gotten birds, snakes, and other "critters" inside their house. Racoons and squirrels are also very good at getting into attics. Shit happens. It isn't always a reflection on the structure or the people. I think that animals, cats definitely included, can exploit entryways that people may not know or think about. You don't have to live in a dilapidated house for animals to get inside. I've also seen cats open screen doors MANY times. So, to answer your question, I don't necessarily judge people based on if a critter gets into their house. I would expect most fair minded people to take this approach as well. I can also tell you that, if an unknown animal gets in to my house, it's fair game. I will, probably, try to get it out, if I can do so without endangering myself or my family/animals. If not, oh well. It also won't last long as a repeat offender. If it endangers my family or animals, it will be destroyed by any means necessary. Animals are animals. They endanger your property and spread disease. Cats are not immune to this. tl;dr: Shit happens and animals are good at getting in to place. I don't judge others based on an intruding animals. They also pose a significant risk. I will act accordingly if confronted with an animal in my house. If wild critters are regularly subjecting you to disease in your own home you have more issues than vermin. "Regularly" is a vague term, but yes. You should fix the problem, by whatever means necessary. This includes finding/fixing the entry point(s), and destroying the offenders, if needed. |
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Posted: 12/29/2015 11:19:20 AM EST
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Nothing like a cat hate thread to bring out the functioning psychotics.
If shtf ever happens one way I will vet strangers is casually bringing up the topic of cats. This topic is like a moth to a flame for people with evil within them. I don't use the word evil lightly  .
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Posted: 12/29/2015 11:35:59 AM EST
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Nothing like a cat hate thread to bring out the functioning psychotics. If shtf ever happens one way I will vet strangers is casually bringing up the topic of cats. This topic is like a moth to a flame for people with evil within them. I don't use the word evil lightly .
I would get a cat to peer into their souls and tell you about it.
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Posted: 12/29/2015 11:40:06 AM EST
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I'm sure that he couldn't have gotten the cats out of his basement by any other means than brutally torturing them to death, right? His property, his rules, right? This. Nothing says "home owner" like blinding the cats with bleach then beating them to death with a hockey stick. Truly, a quality human being. |
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Posted: 12/29/2015 11:43:36 AM EST
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Nothing like a cat hate thread to bring out the functioning psychotics. If shtf ever happens one way I will vet strangers is casually bringing up the topic of cats. This topic is like a moth to a flame for people with evil within them. I don't use the word evil lightly .
Just tell them the part about "cats can see your soul." If they are fucking looney enough to agree you better share your post apocalyptic utopian plans as a cat rancher.
There really is someone for everyone, to the crazy cat ladies you are their magic mike. |
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Posted: 12/29/2015 11:43:55 AM EST
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Quote HistoryQuoted: My god this place has gotten populated by pussies. Feral cats need exterminated. Period. Yeah, anything you feel like killin' just say it was "feral" and all is good. The guy wouldn't make shit up to save his own ass, NOPE. Jesus, I bet you believed the bullshit about O.j Simpson being innocent. LOL |
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Posted: 12/29/2015 11:47:18 AM EST
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Can you imagine spraying two cats in the face with bleach.
In your basement. Beating them with hockey sticks was probably self defense. Those cats probably devistated him and his basement, shredding everything. Assuming the guy wasn't properly armed (since he used hockey sticks instead of a Louisville Slugger) He probably had no idea how hard it is to dispatch all nine lives. He probably did as much damage to his home as the little tazmanian devils did. I suspect he thought spraying the cats would teach them a lesson to never return. OR that the bleach alone would kill them. I didn't see where the guy said he used the bleach to blind the cats so they would make better pucks. |
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Posted: 12/29/2015 11:53:07 AM EST
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Yeah, anything you feel like killin' just say it was "feral" and all is good. The guy wouldn't make shit up to save his own ass, NOPE. Jesus, I bet you believed the bullshit about O.j Simpson being innocent. LOL Quote HistoryQuoted:
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My god this place has gotten populated by pussies. Feral cats need exterminated. Period. Yeah, anything you feel like killin' just say it was "feral" and all is good. The guy wouldn't make shit up to save his own ass, NOPE. Jesus, I bet you believed the bullshit about O.j Simpson being innocent. LOL Speaking of making shit up, do you suppose the whole "sprayed bleach in their eyes" may have been a bit of hyperbole? How would one get a wild cat to stand still for that? 
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As someone said above, he most likely sprayed bleach AT them in an effort to get them to leave. There is NFW you could spray bleach in a cat's eyes--even if you were holding it. NFW. "Cat people" in particular should know this, yet they jump on this like it's Gospel. The news media is completely full of crap--until we muster a little outrage, then it's off to the races. Pathetic.
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Posted: 12/29/2015 11:56:32 AM EST
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Quote HistoryQuoted: Speaking of making shit up, do you suppose the whole "sprayed bleach in their eyes" may have been a bit of hyperbole? How would one get a wild cat to stand still for that? Think about it. As someone said above, he most likely sprayed bleach AT them in an effort to get them to leave. There is NFW you could spray bleach in a cat's eyes--even if you were holding it. NFW. "Cat people" in particular should know this, yet they jump on this like it's Gospel. The news media is completely full of crap--until we muster a little outrage, then it's off to the races. Pathetic. Quote HistoryQuoted: Quoted: Quoted: My god this place has gotten populated by pussies. Feral cats need exterminated. Period. Yeah, anything you feel like killin' just say it was "feral" and all is good. The guy wouldn't make shit up to save his own ass, NOPE. Jesus, I bet you believed the bullshit about O.j Simpson being innocent. LOL Speaking of making shit up, do you suppose the whole "sprayed bleach in their eyes" may have been a bit of hyperbole? How would one get a wild cat to stand still for that? Think about it. As someone said above, he most likely sprayed bleach AT them in an effort to get them to leave. There is NFW you could spray bleach in a cat's eyes--even if you were holding it. NFW. "Cat people" in particular should know this, yet they jump on this like it's Gospel. The news media is completely full of crap--until we muster a little outrage, then it's off to the races. Pathetic. Feral cats are known to avoid humans. Disneyland "employs" feral cats to kill rodents at night. Disney said the great thing about feral cats is you hardly ever see them, they hide from people. So the guests don't notice anything. So shit like that is a good indication that he killed someone's pets. Not wild cats. |
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Posted: 12/29/2015 11:57:44 AM EST
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I would get a cat to peer into their souls and tell you about it. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Nothing like a cat hate thread to bring out the functioning psychotics. If shtf ever happens one way I will vet strangers is casually bringing up the topic of cats. This topic is like a moth to a flame for people with evil within them. I don't use the word evil lightly .
I would get a cat to peer into their souls and tell you about it. Not necessary, the psychotic will out themselves over this topic almost immediately. As threads like this have proven to me time and time again. Honestly it's not the cat that brings out the psychotic tendencies, it's the embodiment of rejection that the cat represents. Rejection must be some primal trigger that sets off the psychotic. A cat will fukn ignore you until it's good and goddamn ready to interact with you, it's just how they role. I think people who like cats have made this realization and are ok with it. The psychotic takes this physical embodiment of rejection and manifests it into violent thoughts and reactions. In example lashing out about how much they hate cats and how they kill them with no regard. These are dangerous people and are not to be trusted. The difficult part is recognizing these types so you can distance ones self from them, the cat topic helps in this regard. |
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Posted: 12/29/2015 12:01:01 PM EST
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Just tell them the part about "cats can see your soul." If they are fucking looney enough to agree you better share your post apocalyptic utopian plans as a cat rancher.
There really is someone for everyone, to the crazy cat ladies you are their magic mike. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Nothing like a cat hate thread to bring out the functioning psychotics. If shtf ever happens one way I will vet strangers is casually bringing up the topic of cats. This topic is like a moth to a flame for people with evil within them. I don't use the word evil lightly .
Just tell them the part about "cats can see your soul." If they are fucking looney enough to agree you better share your post apocalyptic utopian plans as a cat rancher.
There really is someone for everyone, to the crazy cat ladies you are their magic mike. Case in point.
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Posted: 12/29/2015 12:02:01 PM EST
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Feral cats are known to avoid humans. Disneyland "employs" feral cats to kill rodents at night. Disney said the great thing about feral cats is you hardly ever see them, they hide from people. So the guests don't notice anything. So shit like that is a good indication that he killed someone's pets. Not wild cats. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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. Feral cats are known to avoid humans. Disneyland "employs" feral cats to kill rodents at night. Disney said the great thing about feral cats is you hardly ever see them, they hide from people. So the guests don't notice anything. So shit like that is a good indication that he killed someone's pets. Not wild cats. Well then that someone should have kept little Fluffy at home--you know, like a responsible pet owner would do. Off the porch is fair game. Every time. Don't like it? Keep the destructive little shits at home. You did read the part that said they were IN HIS HOME, right?
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Posted: 12/29/2015 12:05:13 PM EST
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Quote HistoryQuoted: Well then that someone should have kept little Fluffy at home--you know, like a responsible pet owner would do. Off the porch is fair game. Every time. Don't like it? Keep the destructive little shits at home. You did read the part that said they were IN HIS HOME, right? Quote HistoryQuoted: Quoted: Quoted: . Feral cats are known to avoid humans. Disneyland "employs" feral cats to kill rodents at night. Disney said the great thing about feral cats is you hardly ever see them, they hide from people. So the guests don't notice anything. So shit like that is a good indication that he killed someone's pets. Not wild cats. Well then that someone should have kept little Fluffy at home--you know, like a responsible pet owner would do. Off the porch is fair game. Every time. Don't like it? Keep the destructive little shits at home. You did read the part that said they were IN HIS HOME, right? Animal cruelty is against the law. So you get what you, when you get caught.  |
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Posted: 12/29/2015 12:06:16 PM EST
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Quote HistoryQuoted: Not necessary, the psychotic will out themselves over this topic almost immediately. As threads like this have proven to me time and time again. Honestly it's not the cat that brings out the psychotic tendencies, it's the embodiment of rejection that the cat represents. Rejection must be some primal trigger that sets off the psychotic. A cat will fukn ignore you until it's good and goddamn ready to interact with you, it's just how they role. I think people who like cats have made this realization and are ok with it. The psychotic takes this physical embodiment of rejection and manifests it into violent thoughts and reactions. In example lashing out about how much they hate cats and how they kill them with no regard. These are dangerous people and are not to be trusted. The difficult part is recognizing these types so you can distance ones self from them, the cat topic helps in this regard. Quote HistoryQuoted: Quoted: Quoted: Nothing like a cat hate thread to bring out the functioning psychotics. If shtf ever happens one way I will vet strangers is casually bringing up the topic of cats. This topic is like a moth to a flame for people with evil within them. I don't use the word evil lightly .I would get a cat to peer into their souls and tell you about it. Not necessary, the psychotic will out themselves over this topic almost immediately. As threads like this have proven to me time and time again. Honestly it's not the cat that brings out the psychotic tendencies, it's the embodiment of rejection that the cat represents. Rejection must be some primal trigger that sets off the psychotic. A cat will fukn ignore you until it's good and goddamn ready to interact with you, it's just how they role. I think people who like cats have made this realization and are ok with it. The psychotic takes this physical embodiment of rejection and manifests it into violent thoughts and reactions. In example lashing out about how much they hate cats and how they kill them with no regard. These are dangerous people and are not to be trusted. The difficult part is recognizing these types so you can distance ones self from them, the cat topic helps in this regard. I have a cat, it stays inside so it doesn't wreck other people's stuff and get itself killed as a nuisance or on the road by a car. |
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Posted: 12/29/2015 12:06:57 PM EST
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After reading some of the cat hate threads this guy sounds like he would fit right in here. Might already be a member.
If this were a doggy thread, God forbid if anyone said mean things about Ol'Blue. Probably get a time out. |
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Posted: 12/29/2015 12:09:00 PM EST
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Nothing like a cat hate thread to bring out the functioning psychotics. If shtf ever happens one way I will vet strangers is casually bringing up the topic of cats. This topic is like a moth to a flame for people with evil within them. I don't use the word evil lightly .
I would get a cat to peer into their souls and tell you about it. Not necessary, the psychotic will out themselves over this topic almost immediately. As threads like this have proven to me time and time again. Honestly it's not the cat that brings out the psychotic tendencies, it's the embodiment of rejection that the cat represents. Rejection must be some primal trigger that sets off the psychotic. A cat will fukn ignore you until it's good and goddamn ready to interact with you, it's just how they role. I think people who like cats have made this realization and are ok with it. The psychotic takes this physical embodiment of rejection and manifests it into violent thoughts and reactions. In example lashing out about how much they hate cats and how they kill them with no regard. These are dangerous people and are not to be trusted. The difficult part is recognizing these types so you can distance ones self from them, the cat topic helps in this regard. It's cool, these big boy discussions are not for everyone. |
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Posted: 12/29/2015 12:10:52 PM EST
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Quote HistoryQuoted: After reading some of the cat hate threads this guy sounds like he would fit right in here. Might already be a member. If this were a doggy thread, God forbid if anyone said mean things about Ol'Blue. Probably get a time out. Indeed. If it was killing dogs, it'd be very ugly in here. |
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Posted: 12/29/2015 12:11:34 PM EST
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After reading some of the cat hate threads this guy sounds like he would fit right in here. Might already be a member. If this were a doggy thread, God forbid if anyone said mean things about Ol'Blue. Probably get a time out. A member here would have been better armed, and would have known to keep quiet. |
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Posted: 12/29/2015 12:12:10 PM EST
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These threads are always good for bringing out all the future Ted Bundy's.
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Posted: 12/29/2015 12:12:56 PM EST
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Quote HistoryQuoted: Indeed. If it was killing dogs, it'd be very ugly in here. Quote HistoryQuoted: Quoted: After reading some of the cat hate threads this guy sounds like he would fit right in here. Might already be a member. If this were a doggy thread, God forbid if anyone said mean things about Ol'Blue. Probably get a time out. Indeed. If it was killing dogs, it'd be very ugly in here. |
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Posted: 12/29/2015 12:13:34 PM EST
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Indeed. If it was killing dogs, it'd be very ugly in here. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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After reading some of the cat hate threads this guy sounds like he would fit right in here. Might already be a member. If this were a doggy thread, God forbid if anyone said mean things about Ol'Blue. Probably get a time out. Indeed. If it was killing dogs, it'd be very ugly in here. Exactly. The dog is the physical embodiment of acceptance. Which seems not to provoke psychotic tendencies, as readily as rejection. Yet psychotics are unpredictable if anything so who knows what could set them off, cat hate threads pull them out of the wood work for sure. |
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Posted: 12/29/2015 12:29:20 PM EST
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Animal cruelty is against the law. So you get what you, when you get caught.
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. Feral cats are known to avoid humans. Disneyland "employs" feral cats to kill rodents at night. Disney said the great thing about feral cats is you hardly ever see them, they hide from people. So the guests don't notice anything. So shit like that is a good indication that he killed someone's pets. Not wild cats. Well then that someone should have kept little Fluffy at home--you know, like a responsible pet owner would do. Off the porch is fair game. Every time. Don't like it? Keep the destructive little shits at home. You did read the part that said they were IN HIS HOME, right? Animal cruelty is against the law. So you get what you, when you get caught.
So is leaving animals run stray, at least in most locales. Irresponsible pet owners also "get what you, when you get caught."
Oh, can you point out where I advocated animal cruelty? I must be having lapses of memory . . . and you did address me directly. |
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Posted: 12/29/2015 12:29:37 PM EST
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Humans are the only ones who kill for fun. Posting this in a cat thread. There is nothing as cruel as a cat. Have you ever seen them play with their food before they kill it. They hunt for the thrill, the meal afterward is just a bonus. |
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Posted: 12/29/2015 12:30:40 PM EST
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Dude, that's goofy as fuck. I have a cat, it stays inside so it doesn't wreck other people's stuff and get itself killed as a nuisance or on the road by a car. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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. I have a cat, it stays inside so it doesn't wreck other people's stuff and get itself killed as a nuisance or on the road by a car. You should have more respect when Magic Mike speaks. He's a sage.
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Posted: 12/29/2015 12:32:35 PM EST
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People talk about dispatching problem dogs all the time. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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After reading some of the cat hate threads this guy sounds like he would fit right in here. Might already be a member. If this were a doggy thread, God forbid if anyone said mean things about Ol'Blue. Probably get a time out. Indeed. If it was killing dogs, it'd be very ugly in here. Hush--there's a line to be maintained. It's a line of bullshit, but the line must be maintained. Now we have the "Ted Bundy" line being promulgated. We are THERE!
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