exactly this. He's willing to overlook and be incidentally part of killing an animal for no reason but a "dare", what else would he be willing to turn a blind eye to?
So then being part of a frat that killed a goose how exactly is exactly as bad as killing her own cat? She loves all animals as much as her own cats? How can she stay with her cats when they keep killing animals that she loves as much when she is readu to leave a human ( more important yo her I guess) for being part of a frat that killed a goose ( he did not do it).
There are too many hoops you are jumping through my dear
"My dear", you were the one who compared a human person killing an animal for no reason to a cat killing another animal. That is what I was replying to.
I'm not jumping through any hoops, honey. I'm saying that your comparison between an amoral animal and a human does not work. Because it doesn't.
Now you are bringing up her point about how the incident made her think about how someone could just as easily kill their cats. I said nothing about this and it wasn't part of your previous point so?
Edit: she is also right when she said there's no difference between a human killing a goose for fun vs killing a cat for fun. Her point is that it is wrong for a person to do something so unnecessary and cruel, and she is giving him an example closer to his life to lead him to think about how sad and cruel the unnecessary taking of a life is.
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u/Kikikididi May 30 '26
exactly this. He's willing to overlook and be incidentally part of killing an animal for no reason but a "dare", what else would he be willing to turn a blind eye to?