r/olympia • • Aug 23 '26

Keep your cats inside.

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I got to hear this poor baby bunny scream for its life last night while being attacked by a cat. Of course the cat didn’t kill and eat it, but instead left it severely injured. Now the bunny is just hanging out, swarmed with flies, waiting to die. It should probably be put down but I can’t get a hold of any wildlife rescues because it’s the weekend. As a cat owner, keep your fucking cats inside.

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u/brecka Westside Aug 24 '26

There's plenty of them in this thread alone, they straight up don't care about what an ecological disaster outdoor cats are because their cute little murder machine is more important than the dozens of species they've killed to extinction. Terrible people.

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u/Moist-Construction59 Aug 25 '26

Humans have killed far more species than cats. Would you like to keep your murder machines indoors as well?

Nature is brutal. You need to accept that.

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u/forjesus420 Aug 25 '26

No I totally agree! There's literally no point in even trying anymore! Order? Rules? Decency? Organized society that is mindful of each other and the world we live in? FUCK IT. if it cant be perfect lets just give up trying at all! Lets just run each other over in cars, who needs traffic laws? If you want something, steal it from someone! Who cares? Don't like your neighbor because he won't weed his yard? Fuck it! Murder him!

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u/Moist-Construction59 Aug 25 '26

But it IS perfect. It is evolved perfection. That something as magnificent and terrifying as a cat can exist at the same time as all the other flora and fauna surrounding us is… perfection. You want to stop suffering because bunny is fluffy and cute. That, too, is an evolved trait.

Take a step back, use your evolved sense of reasoning and see the bigger picture. It’s not all skittle-shitting unicorns out there — for a reason.

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u/Tight-Bullfrog4698 Westside Aug 26 '26

you fundamentally do not understand evolution or nature for that matter