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Spectralcolors78 t1_j7vm3r6 wrote

I can't stop laughing the dryer flip did it. Don't feel bad, what's the new cats name?

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WarlockTynsterbert t1_j7vm71v wrote

NTA He left out antifreeze, that wasn't an accident. So, he's getting what's coming to him.

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AB5642 t1_j7voj29 wrote

It's like the Tell Tale cat!

Heck yeah! Great job driving that animal abusing asshole over the edge

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incognitopear t1_j7vollq wrote

The only reason other subs might be saying you’re an asshole, isn’t for what happened to the neighbor - no, he purposely killed your old cat. He deserves this. It’s because your husband, as well intentioned as it was, brought another animal into a situation where someone very close by wants to kill it. He put the cat (and potentially yourselves) in danger by doing so. The neighbor now having to move is the best case scenario for everyone, but he should have been handled first.

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[deleted] t1_j7vov6f wrote

Your neighbor killed your cat. I'd say you just set the universe a little more right.,

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ExoticButters79 t1_j7vpbb8 wrote

You are totally the asshole. The people on here saying you are not are as selfish as you are. Was he wrong for leaving out antifreeze? He'll yes he was. Who doesn't know antifreeze kills? Sadly your cat died. But it was a cat. You most likely, illegally, tortured your neighbor resulting in the person having a mental break down, being involuntarily committed and now facing being homeless, or at best, out a lot of money and far less favorable living conditions due to the eviction. You should be wholly ashamed of your actions and if you had even a small amount of decency, you would confess what you did and at least try to help keep him from being evicted if not more. Selfish fucking people.

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RobocopsRobocock t1_j7vpymb wrote

Wow, you changed this story a lot from the version you told earlier where you were clearly the person who killed your cat

Edit: here is a link to OPs original post before they changed the story to be sympathetic original story

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drdickemdown11 t1_j7vrrtt wrote

Seriously and OP is disregarding her own culpability in these series of events. If you know you had to tell your neighbors 4 times to put away anti-freeze, then why do you continue to let your cat out unattended? Who knows if this guy had the stuff in his garage and didn't expect someone else's animal to be in there?

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OminOus_PancakeS t1_j7vuia1 wrote

Hmmm. I have mixed feelings about this one. I can see both sides of it and there's a horrible inevitability about it. Tragedy all round :(

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Mr007McDiddles t1_j7vwj99 wrote

Seems petty. If you have proof he intentionally left it out to kill the cat I would present that information to the appropriate authority.

How is your husband allergic to cats but yet bought you another one?

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Ryastor t1_j7vz980 wrote

You need to do something to help your neighbor if this is real because this is 100% your fuckup, all of it. You let your cat outside, despite knowing the neighbor leaves out antifreeze, and the inevitable happened. Cats are not outside pets (for a variety of reasons you can easily google.) Please learn from this mistake with the new cat.

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Sololololololol t1_j7vzbag wrote

Take note redditors, this is an actual example of gaslighting, it’s not just “when someone disagrees with you”.

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ReadyAXQC t1_j7w26kg wrote

Not TIFU. Someone mentally unstable enough to poison a cat and destroy property on a tirade needs help, and shouldn't be out in public until that treatment is either in progress or completed.

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stoutinator3 t1_j7w3gp0 wrote

Yeah I'm confused why people are mad for the neighbor leaving out antifreeze and not the owner for letting the cat out. I think op is responsible for killing his own cat. This is why cats should be kept indoors.

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LuckyPeach2263 t1_j7w40vy wrote

I would 100% do this to his he sounds like a POS 🤷‍♀️

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WraithHades t1_j7w4f8p wrote

If you can fence it in with a catio or a cat proofed fence then I'm all for letting the cats outside. Free roaming cats are devastating to the local environment and ecosystem. Plus they are likely to get run over or munched by a loose dog or coyote. I have my cats leash and harness trained which was a butt load of work but I can take them anywhere and not worry about them getting into trouble. It's more cruel to not give a fuck about what your cat is messing up outside the boundary of your walls.

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stoutinator3 t1_j7w4ssi wrote

Aren't you just as if not more responsible for letting your cat out?

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incognitopear t1_j7w4t3u wrote

Yeah I see OP heavily revised this version of events, and worded it in a way that made it sound intentional. OP sucks and Milo’s death was absolutely avoidable from all sides involved. Yeah, he shouldn’t have left it out - not just because of her cat, but for any animals that would have gotten into it. It’s negligent. But so is letting your cat free roam, where it could find something like that 10 feet away at your neighbors - or 10 streets away. The cat could camp out behind an Autozone for all OP knows. And to purposefully fuck with someone’s mental health when 50% of the blame falls on yourself, also sucks.

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Zaynara t1_j7w56z5 wrote

revenge got a bit nuclear, but ffs he killed your cat. this is great psychological warfare, you won. Though prime suggestion. Keep this cat as an indoor cat. Sorry about Milo, losing a pet sucks, especially in such a pointless and tragic way.

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Abbhrsn t1_j7w7df0 wrote

The people in that other thread are crazy, you didn’t really plan on this happening, and dude knew exactly what he was doing leaving that antifreeze out..

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Goats_are_sick t1_j7w7ozk wrote

Reminds me of the time I bought these little speakers with wee magnets in them, they had a few sounds you could cycle through and one of them was a cat meowing. They'd play tye sound every 5 minutes or so and ilat the time I lived with 6 others in my flat. I kept shifting the speaker to different places every few days and would take it away for a couple days at a time. I had all my flatmates looking around wondering where this fucking cat was to the point one of them thought it was in the wall or something. I even walked around the house and was helping them search for the cat. I eventually caved and let them in on the joke and got some good reactions from them.

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Zaynara t1_j7w8nz8 wrote

i read the original post, saw nothing that stated that, leaving out antifreeze in open containers like that is dangerous, any animal in the neighborhood could get poisoned from it and should not have been done, they had an emergency and had to leave for a few days, reckless? sure, i dont like outdoor cats, prefer them being indoor, but people should not be leaving antifreeze outside, keep business work at a fucking business, not in a duplex

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ScionMattly t1_j7wbfp5 wrote

It's like textbook ESH.

Don't let your cat's roam free, they're effin' genocide machines and it cuts like ten years off their life.

Don't leave literal poisons sitting out after you're asked to by your neighbors with a cat they let out.

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IamNotTheMama t1_j7wbism wrote

How did he get into your house to feed your cat antifreeze?

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revirded t1_j7wbk4g wrote

how is this even possible I don't believe it

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Original_Jilliman t1_j7wbq20 wrote

Thank you! I was sympathetic until I read the original.

OP, please go see a therapist for depression and ptsd. You have had a difficult life and are acting irrationally. Your neighbor didn’t kill your cat. This was an accident. To be brutally honest, you should have kept your cat inside if you knew you’d be away and there was a risk your neighbor would forget to dispose the antifreeze.

What you did was sick. Your neighbor likely felt bad enough as it was already. That cat was your responsibility. I’m sorry you lost your brother and your cat but you really messed your neighbor up and now he could become homeless. Tell your landlord. Figure something out. Your neighbor doesn’t deserve this.

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Foxrex t1_j7wbu65 wrote

Human garbage, you are. And that's coming from someone that makes their fair share of mistakes.

You want to redeem yourself, tell the man the truth.

Are you comfortable ruining this person's life?

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Original_Jilliman t1_j7wckga wrote

That your neighbor likely forgot and it wasn’t malicious, that you had to leave for several days yet still let your cat have access to the outdoors, and all the other details.

I can tell you’re grieving from multiple things here and you’re wounded. You have trauma and are acting irrationally. You are ruining your neighbor’s life. Please, PLEASE make this right if you still have time before he’s homeless and get therapy for yourself if you haven’t yet. I speak from experience. Please get help and don’t let your neighbor take the fall for this.

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IAmNotAScientistBut t1_j7wct2e wrote

It's cruel to let them outside. Humans feed cats, therefore cats do not actually need food to survive. However cats are little assholes, and they like to kill things

Domestic cats being supported by humans have wiped out billions of birds and mammals each year and are on track to continue to do so until they wipe out entire populations and eventually species.

In nature the cats would die off due to lack of food, but we feed them and keep their numbers artificially inflated.

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MyUsernameIsMehh t1_j7wei6u wrote

She managed to make a man think he's fucking insane and made him go through a complete meltdown because he works on cars at hus own home and sometimes leaves oil and liquid out. It's not his fault op's cat died.

Op claimed to not hear anything when the man did and also gave possibke reasons as ro what the sound could be, like the husband opening some fucking door.

Op's a fucking lunatic

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AccentFiend t1_j7weyp1 wrote

That’s because you seem to have left out half your story here.

Cats are an invasive species, keep them inside or leash them outside. It’s safer for everyone that way and a lot less toxic all around.

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foxy-bb t1_j7wgdwp wrote

You let your cat roam free while you were not around for an extended period of time, full well knowing that he leaves these chemicals out (and it is YOUR cat, not his responsibility). It sucks that your cat died and I feel for you on that but holy shit dude that's kind of excessive especially since it seems like you are in denial of the fact you had a large part in what happened. It was your responsibility to keep your cat safe and you failed. You can't change your environment but you are in control of your actions and you let your cat out despite knowing it wasn't safe. And then broke this guy mentally? Fucking psychotic behavior.

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skrena t1_j7wgev0 wrote

Bruh he purposely killed your cat. Antifreeze is an incredibly painful and preventable death. I feel no sympathy for this man. There’s absolutely no excuse to use ethylene glycol based antifreeze.

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Bitter_Jaguar_7914 t1_j7wgj8s wrote

How things change when redditors call you an asshole and down vote you into oblition, right OP?

OP tone changed so much since they kick her out of r/nuclearrevenge a few hrs ago... there she was bragging about getting his neighboor evicted and having driving him insane until almost everyone told her what a negligent pet owner and a bully she is....

I wish I had saved the post.

I hope you rot in hell OP

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fishywiki t1_j7wgkq3 wrote

NTA. Anyone who deliberately leaves out antifreeze deserves everything they get. Fuck him. Feed him antifreeze.

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skrena t1_j7wh03j wrote

People hate outdoor cats. Especially Reddit. But those people don’t understand that you can’t take an outdoor cat and suddenly make it an indoor cat. Especially older cats that lived their entire lives outdoors.

And I’m sure no one is mentioning that there’s no reason he should have been using ethylene glycol antifreeze.

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JessVaping t1_j7whmvs wrote

Are you kidding me? Not about the destruction and murdering part. Domestic cats won't die out. They are one of the most successful per hunt mammals there is. They won't die out if people stop feeding them. They'll kill even more so they can also eat.

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derekdedurk t1_j7wj1y0 wrote

Grief can make people do some weird shit.

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yo_yo_vietnamese t1_j7wjhtq wrote

I have cats, and I keep them inside. I love them, they’re great, but they aren’t for everyone. On top for that, they’re little serial killers that will kill just for fun and not bother eating what they killed. I’m sorry because I know losing Milo was super painful, but you should have kept him inside. Unless your neighbor broke into your home and poisoned him, that is actually on you. And seeking out “revenge” for a crime he didn’t do is something extra.

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Radeath t1_j7wki7m wrote

Lmao that must feel awesome

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ivh016 t1_j7wm3pl wrote

You’re a big piece of trash OP. For those who are sympathetic, I suggest you find the comment that posted her old post where she gives the whole story. She left her cat out knowing damn well her neighbor is busy with an auto repair business. You’re a pathetic excuse of a person and a piece of shit

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Fapple_ t1_j7wn3ff wrote

You know your neighbor left automotive liquids outside and yet you left your cat outside unattended for 3 days. Those are pretty important details.

Do yourself a favor and stop trying to post this all over the internet. You were neglectful towards your pet and it ended up dying, then you took it out on your neighbor and drive him to madness (literally). Everyone on Reddit now knows you’re evil now, so stop trying to get attention and sympathy and go do something productive with your time.

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SandyzTG t1_j7woekl wrote

Fuck him! He killed your cat. Antifreeze poisoning is very painful. Your poor cat :(

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Tuga_Lissabon t1_j7won86 wrote

OP, you are the total asshole. He can leave his stuff where he likes in his property; you let your cat out and it died.

And you tried to make him the responsible when it was you, in reality.

I were him, I'd have stored the anti-freeze, but I would not feel OBLIGATED for it.

That said, if this tale is true, I have to acknowledge a grudging respect for how you ruined his sanity. If he'd been evil and killed the animal, I'd even consider it justified.

But as it is, you are in the wrong and ruining someone's life over your own fault.

Wonder if somebody ever points him to this thread, if I ever found out something like that had happened to me, that person's home or car might suffer an unfortunate accident.

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KyleGrizz t1_j7wpi9b wrote

People like you are the reason I hate people.

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MousseInevitable4589 t1_j7wpl5v wrote

Ok wow I just read the original post. Sheesh crazy how the same story hits differently with details omitted and included

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Kwabo t1_j7wpzcn wrote

OP went through some stages with this post. It went from r/NuclearRevenge to r/TrueOffMyChest to r/AmItheAsshole to r/tifu

It went from look I did a cool thing, to damn I did something bad, to did I do something bad? to shit I fucked up..

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zedsdead79 t1_j7wpzln wrote

I mean, that's some sweet sweet revenge. Your neighbor basically killed your original cat. I'm having hard time saying you're the bad person here really.

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SandyzTG t1_j7wquc7 wrote

I didn't know the whole story when I originally made this post. Your cat depended on you to keep him safe. You failed him. You should not have let him go outside if you knew he might come in contact with antifreeze. That's on you. As far as your neighbor goes, I still say fuck him.

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KaleidoscopeAny4126 t1_j7wsipg wrote

Why are you changing your story?

Be honest with yourself AND your neighbour!!!

come clean - ASAP! And get therapy!!!!!

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uninvitedfriend t1_j7wsy3e wrote

You killed your cat because you knew it was going to drink antifreeze that was left out and decided to leave it unsupervised in that situation. Please go rehome your new cat before your negligence ends up killing that one too.

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northernCRICKET t1_j7wxlx4 wrote

Scrooge needs a time out in solitary confinement if he's poisoning neighborhood cats. Milo's revenge is justified and righteous. The Tell Tale Heart but with cat meows

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121PB4Y2 t1_j7wxwqg wrote

I had an old cat named Milo that recently died because the neighbor (live in a duplex) left out antifreeze. We asked him not to around 4 times but he always shook it off.

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Guilt. This is called guilt.

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yelloworange01 t1_j7x06nu wrote

You left your cat unattended for days, outside, where you knew there was dangerous materials. Yes, your neighbour should have cleaned up after himself, but your responsibility is to your animal and you failed him. You need to take responsibility for your negligence, and DO NOT LET YOUR NEW CAT OUTSIDE

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CrushedSodaCan_ t1_j7x2e18 wrote

I know y'all love cats but fyi, in most places outdoor animals including cats are illegal. They are also terrible for the ecosystem.

A good owner can have a happy indoor cat.

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ThornaBld t1_j7x7dlm wrote

You deserved it. I hope your neighbor finds this post and sues you for psychological damage and destroying his life because YOU were an irresponsible owner and got your cat killed. I’m sorry for your new one

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ThornaBld t1_j7x851r wrote

It was in HIS yard and op left his cat outside unsupervised for three whole days without having anyone to check on the cat- this is a new post with lots of missing info- and he knew about the antifreeze situation already. No one is responsible for your pet but you, same with a child, if a child had gotten into it it would be the parent that was negligent since a child shouldn’t be in someone else’s yard.

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ThornaBld t1_j7x8xv6 wrote

No he didn’t, not morally and ESPECIALLY not legally. Op is fully responsible for ruining this man’s life because op couldn’t be a responsible pet owner in the slightest

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QueenofLeftovers t1_j7x9boh wrote

They left the cat without food or water for 3 days while they travelled interstate. If the cat wasn't gonna die from drinking coolant (they already knew about and also the only hydration it had access to??), it wouldn't be a big reach to expect it'd die from some other neglect-based cause of death. OP revealed herself 💀

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ThornaBld t1_j7x9yt4 wrote

No he didn’t, op decided to intentionally gaslight and drive a man insane because they couldn’t bother to be a responsible owner. That is not legal and I hope the neighbor sues op for all he can. Op and those defending them are sick. Get help.

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ggigfad5 t1_j7xaxh5 wrote

Oh, this should be a good thread: why do you think the owner neglected their cat?

Try not to use the reddit cliches of "but cats belong indoors" etc. I'm curious if your brain can come up with anything else.

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ThornaBld t1_j7xb91n wrote

No, you’re just a dumb ass that could be sued, lose, then claim you did nothing wrong. So why bother. Purposely driving someone insane- op admitted it was intentionally done- is illegal and at a MINIMUM is harassment… they even went to the neighbors house

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northernCRICKET t1_j7xban4 wrote

Antifreeze is slow acting, it can take months to kill on its own. I'm skeptical 3 days would have been enough exposure. Antifreeze belongs in it's bottle with the child resistant cap on, not in open containers. I doubt the story is as black and white as you're portraying.

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RobocopsRobocock t1_j7xeipp wrote

I saw he wrote this post and was trying to change the story for sympathy after reading the other. I grabbed the screenshots before he could delete the other post just to out him. OP is such an asshole I decided to make sure everyone saw it. My own pettyrevenge

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CitrineLeaf t1_j7xjmei wrote

To an extent, maybe.

But they're living creatures dependent only on us to survive. We are our pets' entire worlds, and when you disappear like that - especially for three days - the cat is going to get into trouble.

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BiscuitNIWASHI t1_j7xos96 wrote

once a person loses their mind, they are no longer human. Sanity and compassion is what makes up a humans psyche. Without that, the social creatures known as humans no longer exist.

You stole a man’s humanity because you killed your dead half brothers cat.

Lose your mind.

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[deleted] t1_j7yceum wrote

You killed your cat. You let him out knowing the risk. You didn't watch him properly. You were neglectful. This is your fault.

All good cat owners know you keep them inside at all times but your not a good cat owner.

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ProbablyMyJugs t1_j7yxhbv wrote

It doesn’t matter what he was using it for on his own property. Jesus.

If you make the decision to let your vulnerable pet outside, then when that pet dies because of getting hit by a car, or picked up by a neighborhood freak to do god knows what, or eats something toxic to them, then that is on the owner who decided to also willingly expose their pet to hazards like that.

OP killed Milo.

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thekyledavid t1_j804haw wrote

Let’s say I have a pet squirrel, and I let it roam free

One day my squirrel finds its way onto your yard, and your new cat decides to attack it, the same way any cat would

After I find out your cat killed my squirrel, I come over to your yard with a gun, and I shoot your cat dead

Is this justified revenge, or am I a crazy person that killed a cat for no good reason?

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Bitter_Jaguar_7914 t1_j81ds73 wrote

He didn't go out his way to kill her cat, she left the cat outside and alone for 3 days and the poor thing ended in his propiety.

That guy didn't buy antifreeze to kill animals he worked fixing cars, it was a simple mistake on his part, but it was pure negligence on her part.

Question time: If you go out town would you left your pet in the streets?

Thats what she did for 3 days and then he destroyed a man's life 'cause she can't assume responsability of her own fuck ups.

Right now if she confess to the family and landlord that poor man could be relased, but she don't want to "because she is scared".

She is letting that man rot in an institution and quite posibily geting his family in debt to pay for it just 'cause she is a narcissist bitch.

Hell, his own husband health and confort means nothing to her, he is allergic to cats and now they had another one just 'cause she is "sad" and a new kitty will "make her happy".

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CrushedSodaCan_ t1_j82q3rv wrote

Any major city or suburb. Almost any. It's considered a uncontrolled non livestock animal. I've never lived somewhere that it's legal but ya, I'm sure ...somewhere...it is. It will always be a jerk move though.

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