HadMatter [none/use name]

Simple solution, don’t let your cat outside without supervision.

You can have a cat and not let it destroy local ecosystems for funsies.

Yea… this person has never owned a cat.

Yea, we bring our cat out whenever we’re out on a leash and harness. It makes him much more tolerable, and we watch him to make sure he doesn’t fuck with shit that shouldn’t be fucked with.

The problem is then the libs will just push to disarm everyone who has ever seen a therapist or taken an antidepressant.

If the military actually does stay out of it, Trump will pretty easily just be able to sit in the white house indefinitely behind a wall of extremely well-armed chuds.

Yes. I do. Animals usually don’t like being raped repeatedly throughout their lives and then having their children torn from them. Dairy cows actively mourn the loss of their calves all the time, just like any other mammal with maternal instincts would.

In a lot of areas, the woods simply aren’t dense enough to reintroduce them. A lot of predators require an enormous amount of area to hunt in, and a lot of the areas have become deforested to the point where they can’t really get that.

I think he’s talking specifically about the cost per gram of protein. Although, anyone thinking about their food primarily in terms of protein per cost is probably way over estimating their protein needs.

Backyard chickens can certainly live a good life if they’re well cared for, and I don’t really have much of a problem with that, but if we’re talking about the societal level, the amount of land and water required to scale it is insanely high compared to plants. If you’re not talking about keeping them on cleared land, and instead keeping them in wooded areas, that’s cool, but also has it’s own issues. Overall, though… if you have the land, raise some pet chickens and eat their eggs.