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Death of beloved neighborhood cat sparks outrage against robotaxis in San Francisco
(www.theguardian.com)
this post was submitted on 05 Nov 2025
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LOL, that's not really how mice and small birds work.
Oh? Exactly how do you know? Are you Dr.Doolittle?
I'd say, we cannot determine definitively.
Doesn't take a lot of observation to see that small rodents are in fear of just about every encounter, largely because that's what keeps them alive.
i remember when i was out smoking pork butts with the stupid cat. i think she was inbred and had some issues. so i'm in a hammock and she was sitting there on the ground by me, almost loafing but her front paws out in front of her. a small rat ran right up on her paws, right below her mouth. she was all "wait, fuck!" and picked the rat up in her mouth, and she ran up to me so proud, but then she did not know what to do with it.
only time she caught anything larger than a cold. the doofus.
He's just posting reddit cat hate talking points.