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which apparently doesn't extend to harming cats by way of imprisonment.

owning pets isn't about maximizing environmental benefits. your own existence is a much larger problem for that but no one is telling you to live your entire life in a boring box because we have too many humans. this hill is not important enough to warrant all you folks dying on it.

ok buddy. you're basically just spouting tech terms like you have any clue. the evidence that you have absolutely none is your insistence in arguing with an expert in their field. you can't get any more dunning Kruger than this.

good job being a textbook example of one of the world's biggest problems: dummies thinking they know better than actual experts.

looks like we need ad blocker detection blockers now.

hope you don't mind those leopards chewing up your face.

apps can't use hardware features without requesting permissions. it's a security measure that both iOS and Android enforce. I know this because I develop apps. you don't have to look at the source code for this.

time to stop arguing with an expert on the matter. you really just don't know what you're talking about.

after finding it quite surprising that folks here feel so strongly about forcing such a depressing life on highly independent creatures, I decided to look for the evidence myself.

sure enough, it's not as clear as you all think. one of the problems with the research is that it is incorrectly applied to all environments without merit. and the biggest issue of all is that most of the problem is caused by feral cats.

so no, your absolute position that all cats must be indoors only is not fully supported by evidence. furthermore it is alarming how quick people are to impose their beliefs on other creatures with only a small amount of reason.

why OP gotta use a 3 panel layout when the pictures are just repeats of the same picture?

Pretty much any social media app has enough data to spy on users. The issue is what the company does with the data that it can and does gather. Foreign companies have no obligations to American laws. Looking at the source code of an app doesn't change anything since they all gather data and they all send that data to their servers.

I think it's pretty obvious where the blame would be if Trump wins: the stupid folks who refused to vote out of principle. If it was possible that neither could win then your strategy could make sense. But there are ONLY 2 OUTCOMES. Requiring dems to earn your vote is unfortunately meaningless when the only other option is FAR WORSE YOU CRETIN OF INANE CONCLUSIONS.

well, stupid is thinking that the source code of an app means anything when all the data goes to their servers and they can and will do whatever they want with it there.