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You Would Think That A Former Scientific Researcher Would Have Some Common Sense
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I am not an 'angry person' but I would feel the need to hurt that guy if he did that to my cat. It was a pretty obvious outcome ~ cats and dogs are scavengers and just wouldn't be able to let a tasty morsel go uneaten. I would prefer to think that he was just a moron who didn't think things through than a callous b... who was willing to inflict a painful death on a harmless...
17:59 Tue 03rd Jun 2014
I am not an 'angry person' but I would feel the need to hurt that guy if he did that to my cat.
It was a pretty obvious outcome ~ cats and dogs are scavengers and just wouldn't be able to let a tasty morsel go uneaten.
I would prefer to think that he was just a moron who didn't think things through than a callous b... who was willing to inflict a painful death on a harmless creature.
I know that many people do not like cats (and I can understand their reasons) but I don't know (I hope) anyone who would harm any animal in such a way.
It was a pretty obvious outcome ~ cats and dogs are scavengers and just wouldn't be able to let a tasty morsel go uneaten.
I would prefer to think that he was just a moron who didn't think things through than a callous b... who was willing to inflict a painful death on a harmless creature.
I know that many people do not like cats (and I can understand their reasons) but I don't know (I hope) anyone who would harm any animal in such a way.
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it seems to be agreed there were no kids living nearby. Whatever the risks to wildlife, nothing happened to any of it. But he didn't think of the neighbours' cats. That's regrettable but I don't think it's a hanging offence.
On a public right of way would be dangerous. "Near" a public right of way just means "on his own land". I'm inclined to think you should be able to do pretty much what you like with your own land, including trying to kill rats, even if - like this guy - you're clearly living in the wrong sort of place.
On a public right of way would be dangerous. "Near" a public right of way just means "on his own land". I'm inclined to think you should be able to do pretty much what you like with your own land, including trying to kill rats, even if - like this guy - you're clearly living in the wrong sort of place.
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