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Another bleeding heart wacko story
- Thread starter mackmobile43
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Where I live, there are leash laws that apply to kitties as well.
If someone runs over and kills her cat, she should be charged with the death of the animal since her negligence caused the animal's death. A parent that lets their toddler run out into the street may be charged similarly...
It is not the driver's responsibility to avoid people's pets running around on a highway. I was tought that if a dog runs out in front of me, I should apply the brakes, but just run it over to avoid any other type of accident, such as swerving and possibly causing a bigger problem.
Her privelage to own pets should be revoked since she is obviously mentally unstable and she should possibly be charged with threatening vital harm to a minor.
If someone runs over and kills her cat, she should be charged with the death of the animal since her negligence caused the animal's death. A parent that lets their toddler run out into the street may be charged similarly...
It is not the driver's responsibility to avoid people's pets running around on a highway. I was tought that if a dog runs out in front of me, I should apply the brakes, but just run it over to avoid any other type of accident, such as swerving and possibly causing a bigger problem.
Her privelage to own pets should be revoked since she is obviously mentally unstable and she should possibly be charged with threatening vital harm to a minor.
If you took drivers ed. you'd know that it says when an animal crosses your path you should brake and steer straight.
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I thought you were supposed to brake hard and steer to avoid for dogs and speed up and aim to intercept for cats.:tongue:
