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No. 1500524
>>1500505Are you mentally ill? People also run people over ACCIDENTALLY! Intentions don't matter. If anon is so shit at driving that she killed an animal, she shouldn't drive again before retaking courses. What if it was a literal 5 year old kid instead? Would you blame the mother? Anon is the one in wrong and if she was reported she'd be fined. I also don't have a cat so stop making up stuff.
>>1500512Caring about cats or not isn't important, anon is obviously bad enough at driving to kill a breathing animal, she can also kill a small child next. I don't care about people hating on cats or whatever the fuck but when you kill an animal, blame others for it and continue driving even though you're possibly putting others in danger that is NOT ok.
No. 1500657
>>1500524We're talking about an animal here. They're often unpredictable and you can't 100% blame the driver like you would if it was a person who knows road rules. And if a person threw themselves in front of a fast car at the last second even the best driver wouldn't avoid it, so it's not about driving skill.
Small children also need to be controlled while outside for the same reason and it's not considered normal to leave toddlers unattended near a road. Some drivers may be able to avoid big animals like big dogs but if it's a cat or a hare it's way more difficult to even notice it in time. You seriously sound like you don't know how cars and driving works.
And intentions DO matter.
No. 1500852
>>1500743You're really making things up.
>>1500718>>animal killing sperging has already startedLiterally where? We're talking about accidents that happen with animals free-roaming. No one has posted gore and is bragging about killing kittens. If you don't like these types of conversations just hide the thread.
No. 1500953
>>1500743Yes. They're called accidents and they happen constantly. You don't even get charged with anything for killing a person with a car unless you were doing something really wrong like drinking or being high.
>>1500718Are you vegan?
No. 1503517
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They look scary af look at their huge mouth and muscles.
No. 1503545
>>1503531ayrt and yeah thats what gets me too! pitbulls have a reputation here as a dog that chavs own to look tough, and theyre seen as dangerous. same with staffies to a certain extent, and this is why dog shelters here are filled with staffies and staffy mixes even though theyre definitely not as aggressive as pitbulls. i first saw the term pit mom online a few years ago and i was floored that women specifically have actually built a subculture around coddling these dogs, it's so so weird
come to think of it though, i just remembered that pitbulls are still illegal here (uk). so the only people owning them are people that dgaf about the law anyway. since they're illegal here it's even weirder to think that some people express open adoration for pitbulls in the US
No. 1503549
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Not even hate, just confusion. Why would anyone want to own a big dog like a german Shepard? They look so uncanny and are scary to just be around, like a dinosaur or something. It looks extremely unnatural when they jump on the couch to sit down. And you would have absolutely zero chance of surviving if it turned on you. What is the psychology behind owning massive dogs?
No. 1503551
>>1503516Tbf I think it's completely understandable to see other women with large, "dangerous" looking dogs for protective purposes.
I don't agree with "pitmoms," but I do think it's a good idea for women who enjoy remote activities solo such as walking or hiking.
No. 1503882
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>>1503854>go after my outdoor catsIn the thread where we diss cats and dogs ruining the environment. Anon..
No. 1503939
>>1500253>Thinks getting a second cat means feline companionship and not constant fightingOh sweet nona, cats don't live in a disney film
>>1500447Slow down dumbass, especially if you're in an area where cats and kids might be running in front of your car
No. 1504132
I used to work at a pet supplies store and this thread reminded me of this one lady who was getting flea/worm stuff for her cat. she told me and my coworker that he just LOVES to be outdoors even though he keeps getting ticks and all that stuff. We pointed out that this area just isn't really safe for cats, it's in the foothills of some mountains and there's huge birds, coyotes, mountain lions, and rugged terrain/forest, not to mention the traffic through our town, which is the last before you head over the mountains. She got insanely defensive, and when my coworker pointed out that her cat is likely impacting the natural environment, she insisted that her cat doesn't hunt and stayed long after her transaction was over to tell us that it was normal in england to let your cats out (we are in california) and it's not her fault he wants outside and whatever.
There is literally no reason for a cat to be outside, all that's happening is endangering other people when the cat runs in front of a car or scratches someone when it's being chased by a dog (happened to my grandmother, she had to get antibiotics), endangering the cat from cars/predators, and endangering the local wildlife/ecosystem because of their hunting, and divert finances/donations from other organizations that could help children or something because someone's didn't neuter their cat and now there's 5 litters in the neighborhood shelter.
No. 1504352
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>>1504314nayrt but even when you're going 30mph (the standard speed limit for residential streets in my city), it still takes like 40+ feet to come to a complete stop when braking. Some freeways run right through the middle of town or near wild areas and roadkill is common in those areas because there are times when there's nothing you can do.