Once upon a time there was a cat called Tuxedo. She didn't really have a home, yet, this was the closest to home. The people were fair, and nice. She was fed twice a day, often gets petted and occasionally sneaks into the house for a few seconds.
After a long history, of 8 months or so, with the family; the people suddenly kicked her out. Taking her far away and never wanted to be seen again. Tuxedo, being a cat, of course didn't know what was happening. She didn't do anything wrong. Maybe meowing too much to gain attention and wanting more love. But that was all she was guilty of. What did she do to be kicked out?
The answer was, that the people didn't want her there. Apparently she didn't eat all she was given and that her consistant meowing was bad....
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righteo, in a situation like that, what is a person to do? The cat is in the cage and meowing it's heart away. Not the innocent hello meow, but a cry for help and freedom. We aren't taught to deal with such a situation. Do you let it out of the cage? or do you leave it in the cage so it can be taken far away and never to be seen again? Letting it out means the cat stays and the people who trapped it won't be happy. Leaving it in though, means a heavy heart and sadness. Is it animal cruelty to kill a stray cat? Or is it animal creulty to leave it on the streets?
In life, we aren't taught to deal with this situation. Where there IS no win win situation. In fact, there is no win in any of it. It is like "can't live with women, but can't live without women". However, the cat in this case isnt wanted at all....
blahh... just a little disheartened =/
City was good yesterday, however, Bruno... I personally did not like the "movie". Maybe I am not insensitive enough to people's thoughts. I dunno... the idea of toying with someone's real emotions about the situation is sort of... degrading everyone associated with the movie. I don't know how to explain it. However, on the bright side there were some funny bits =]
That's all folks *warner brother's theme song*
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