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I did read it, hence why I pointed out it's not actually a study on the effect of cats in the UK. But on conservation law and they extrapolate data from other countries.
Maybe you should read it since it's pretty clear you just googled the data you wanted to find and copied the first link on Google.
Cool, they still shit in your garden if they don't get canned food. Which was the point you were whining about in your last comment.
If you're so interested in protecting biodiversity, why do you (presumably) live in a house with windows? As many places will tell you Windows kill massive amounts of birds each year, comparable to that of cats. But again, as I've said before but you keep not addressing (because you know it shows you're a hypocrite) you don't actually give a shit about any of this, you're just looking for something to argue about and be smug about how morally superior you are, as this entire conversation chain and your smarmy attitude demonstrates.
And yes, like I mentioned previously some amount of hunting can actually be beneficial to animal populations as food and other resources aren't being used up by unfit or unhealy members of the species that won't make it to the next breeding season regardless.
And there you go dodging again because I've shown how foolish your logic is when applied to something you like. Even if we say the magnitude is worse, they are still comparable. Either you are logically consistent and you think people shouldn't take their dogs on walks, or you're a hypocrite just trying to argue with strangers on the internet to feel better about yourself.
Lol, lmao even. Letting my cat outside is "committing an act of violence"? Do you not read this shite as you're writing it and hear how utterly silly you sound? This is peak old bloke with too much time on his hand whining on the local Facebook group type energy.
Lol proper 14 year Redditor trying to act smug to rage bait shit. Honestly a little impressive how youre able to combine these two wildly different kinds of pathetic.
But hey, sure if it makes you feel better, then I'm actually super mad! You really got undr my skin and pissed me off 😠😠😠
I know the anger and denial is just your defense mechanism against acknowledging that you're in the wrong here.
Hopefully you'll get past it and start taking responsibility one day. I just hope your realization doesn't come at the cost of a child's eyesight. Peace mate.