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ulukinatme;1579212; said:
I'm not one for animal cruelty, but I'm also not a big fan of cats. They can't really do tricks, they don't really greet you at the door when you come home, they seem more annoyed with you than anything else 90% of the time.

Like I care what you think. :roll1:
 
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College kid adopts cats from local shelter. Kills them.
After starting the adoption process for an orange and white cat named Lennox at the shelter, Christopher C. Gugliuzza, 19, bolted from the building with the feline and made a getaway in his car to his residence.

His girlfriend reported to police that he tortured Lennox — slamming the animal against a wall, choking and dragging it by a power cord until he took the cat to a nearby wooded area. At this point, the girlfriend told police, the cat was whimpering, but still alive, Bloomington Police Department Detective Sgt. John Kovach said. The girlfriend reported Gugliuzza then delivered what she believed to be a fatal blow with a large rock.

Throughout the ordeal, the girlfriend claimed she repeatedly told him to stop, Kovach said.

However, this wasn’t an isolated incident, she told police. There was also Misty, Rosie and Peaches — all cats. Whether or not each of the felines came from the Bloomington animal shelter was unknown as of Tuesday afternoon, but Kovach said Gugliuzza had a history of adopting from the shelter. Bloomington police used shelter adoption records to track and arrest Gugliuzza, Kovach said.

Kovach said Gugliuzza’s girlfriend came forward Monday afternoon with information regarding the animal cruelty incidents.

Did she not want to ruin anyone's weekend after the first 3 incidents?
 
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GeorgiaBuck2;2272428; said:
To anyone who may think this kind of thing is no big deal because they are cats, they have as much a right to live as you. No matter who, or what, you are, nobody deserves treatment like this.
What about cows and rabbits and sheep and pigs and pheasants.... and everything else we eat? Don't they have as big a right to life too?.
Not sayin that serial cat kliing is good but as far as right to life goes for animals well...... I sure would hate to give up my burgers.
 
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Best Buckeye;2272445; said:
What about cows and rabbits and sheep and pigs and pheasants.... and everything else we eat? Don't they have as big a right to life too?.
Not sayin that serial cat kliing is good but as far as right to life goes for animals well...... I sure would hate to give up my burgers.

You can't differentiate between the two circumstances? Maybe you should up your dosage of Geritol...
 
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Even Buddha struggled with killing a being so that he can eat it to the point of starvation. Eventually he did.

To quote Rally's, You Gotta Eat.


I got a crazy cat lady with about 20 cats three houses away and they used to like to visit my garden.

I like to water the cats aggressively, but that is really just defending my property rights with non lethal force.
 
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MililaniBuckeye;2272653; said:
Cats aren't normally slammed against the wall and tortured to death. Even the animals we raise to be eaten aren't treated that badly.

You should see truck drivers trying to force hogs (who have never been outside of a pen barely larger than themselves) up a loading ramp.

brodybuck21;2272850; said:
isnt violence towards animals 1 sign of a potential serial killer?

Yep.
 
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