>>3762945>>3762947I didn't mean to say that cats are supposed to be expected to misbehave. The point is that your implication of punishing a cat for doing something "wrong" because "you shouldn't do x" is misguided.
Dogs are a lot more powerful and can cause much graver harm to humans than cats do, both out of the power of their bodies and just their method of dealing with conflict, but are also adapted to be exceptionally responsive to human instruction and social behaviour/emotion.
With cats it's a matter of not crossing each other's boundaries - which won't happen unless you're a retard. It's very easy to tell when cats are scared. The person in the OP paid no attention to the fact his animals (which were in the room and right next to him) were frightened by his actions, and continued doing them.
>>3762949>The point is if an animal attacks me, whether cat, dog or wild, it gets the sledge or bullet.Was it autism? This is reasonable if the animal is acting violently without provocation, but remember that a lot of shitheads do shit that makes animals feel threatened and freak out and then go "OH MYY GAWWWDDDD WUTT I DOO". If you're going to interact with animals, if you're going to own animals, you should know what their limits are and how to respect them. There is no reason to kill a frightened cat.
