You can let it outside but do it supervised.

That the native cat is also a house cat is irrelevant to the problem. House cats destroy the ecosystem because they eat food you provide after they’ve depopulated the local environment. It doesn’t matter what breed they are.

Would you let your dog run completely free too? No boundaries, no leash, day or night?

A responsible cat owner can let their cat outside but do it supervised.

And if you are not getting your cat from a shelter, you are perpetuating the problem today. It’s not something from 1000 years ago if you bought from a breeder.

I think you replied to the wrong person. I argued that pet cats should be kept indoors.

There is no need to kill the cats.

Spay and neutering feral cats has become the cultural norm among environmentally conscious youth.

But the problem isn’t true feral cats. The problem is pet owners who allow their cats to be outdoor cats. Pet cats aren’t subject to normal predator/prey population constraints. They are fed at home and will then kill all native small fauna beyond natural recovery. Because after all small fauna is gone, the cats go inside to eat as much as they want. The environment can never achieve a natural balance.

Pet culture in the US was the same as Norway 40 years ago. Cats were primarily outdoor pets allowed to come and go as they pleased. The 1960’s cartoon the Flintstones showed Fred Flintstone throwing the cat outside at night in every episode during the end credits.

However the modern environmental science has proven the damage domestic cats have on the environment. As such there has been a cultural shift in the younger generations, without any government intervention, to keep cats indoors.

Your government knows it’s a problem but doesn’t care.

"A report by the Norwegian Ornithological Association (NOF) from 2018 states that there were about 770,000 cats in Norway in 2016, and that these together kill circa 7 million birds each year. "

https://vkm.no/download/18.6c03f64d17795a5f8697c4f0/1613629055590/Mandate_the risk domestic cats pose to biodiversity in Norway ToR.pdf

Regular heatpumps are mounted that low too.

Where do you live that you get 4" of standing water when it rains?

Can Wikipedia bypass the censor?

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/*removed*_(food)

Edit: nope

He was mocking you. Your translation software didn’t handle the nuance of sarcasm.

The rich are isolated from the war. It doesn’t affect them so supporting Putin is easy. Like the US war in Iraq.

Profit margins on flights average around 9%. A plane that deboards is a loss of tens of thousands of dollars. Executives get bonuses based on the airline’s profitability.

https://scholarworks.lib.csusb.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=2885&context=etd

You think an airline is pissing off customers with long delays for the lolz? Why would they do that if they could save money by deboarding?

The second part was you argued as to why the crew would accept it. I answered that with sources explaining that the crew is incentivized to wait too.

Gaza was created by refugees fleeing Israel’s invasion of Palestine. An Israeli buffer zone was Palestinian land 60 years ago.

I already linked proof that crew are paid starting when the door closes? It was in the news during the last airline strike.

The crew gets paid hourly with the clock starting only after the doors close. They don’t get paid for all the time waiting for boarding/deboarding or other delays when they aren’t on the plane with the doors closed. It doesn’t matter to them whether they are in the air or not. Tarmac delays increase crew pay because longer turn around means more hours paid.

https://www.flyingmag.com/guides/flight-attendants-pay-per-hour/#:~:text=Flight attendants are only paid,the cabin door is closed.

In the US, after many high profile incidents, DOT rules require that the plane offers deboarding after 3 hours. But this wasn’t the US so abusing the passengers for profit is legal.

https://www.cntraveler.com/story/tarmac-delay-rules

There was no miscommunication. It was profit motivated.

Deboarding happens all the time. Passengers board, malfunction detected, everyone is taken off the plane. There is absolutely no liability to deboarding.

The only issue was some manager’s bonus was at risk if they didn’t have 100% departures.

I brought up Canada because of the parallels of colonization in Palestine.

I only argued against your claim that “no one is mighty forever” as if it is inevitable.

it took 7 centuries to liberate Ireland. No one is mighty forever.

When do you think Canada will be liberated and the indigenous return to power?

Reign of Fire. Christian Bale, Matthew Mccaughey, and A109 helicopters vs dragons.

Dude, where do you think our food,

People make products to sell to other people. When we build more homes than we have people to buy, prices go down.

When there is more capital in the market than things to buy, people put it into investments which raises prices on those investments.

1946 US wasn’t a post-apocalyptic hellscape because we only had a population of 140 million and 1 million of the most able bodied workers were killed/wounded.

Your cynicism has overshot so far

I’m not the one claiming a population decline is a death spiral.

Japan is still so overcrowded that there are train conductors who jobs is to physically smash the riders into the train because there isn’t enough room.

https://imgur.com/gallery/cq7aBfT

It is my opinion that like natural predator-prey-food cycles, when population declines enough that regular people can again afford to have children like they did after WW2 because wages were high and real estate was cheap, population will go up again.

How many days of intensive care is that?

End of life care averages $80,000

https://www.thelancet.com/journals/lanam/article/PIIS2667-193X(22)00176-4/fulltext