I can't deal with dog drool/shedding/general filthiness/having to be let out to pee at all hours/them using the whole world as their restroom/having to walk them in freezing weather

I picked cats because I had **rough** experiences with dogs when I was very young, and I'm still very afraid of them

the poll says manily dogs but in the discussion its mostly cat people

I wouldn't have an indoor cat.

Personally I like fish as pets

That’s because dog people don’t have any facts to back of there reasons for not liking cats 😁

Well considering I'm very allergic to cats is one reason I don't like them.

im slightly allergic to cats and my hands always feel dirty after petting animals, but i prefer them to dogs

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A lot of people I know who dislike cats are the same people who're allergic to them

Yep

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ur14jUJBh-g

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sorry
I only watch youtube videos made by people with brains

lmao

The only reason I’ve heard of why people don’t like cats is because they’re mean

Is because people don’t raise them right

Cats are very self sufficient, but you do have to interact with them

Play with them, pet them, all that stuff

I’ve done that with my cats and they’re great

Less maintenance too

I'm pro life and pro death penalty

Yes, I'm aware there's possible discrepancies in our justice system

But capital punishment is reserved for people who commit heinous crimes

I wrote a recent article on the Death Penalty and Catholicism, specifically with Supreme Court Justices.

Abortion is the murder of innocent developing human life

<:KekFull:802560939500503041> some of the people who are pro choice and anti death penalty confuse me

What is it about?

Justice Barrett has a very interesting break down on the Death Penalty and Catholicism, as well.

Can I have a link? 👀

To which one?

Both

we all think in a uniform way

we are fascists

D:

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Having similar values is fascist?

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yes

at least that's the current definition

I'm pretty sure