22lb Cat Holds Family Hostage
 

http://www.nydailynews.com/news/nati...icle-1.1717444

SMDH...

-Alex

WTH? lol

Nothing wrong with the cat. Now the owners on the other hand...

I can't imagine being the 911 operator receiving that call.

"I'm sorry sir... are you serious?"

"We're not going to send police to your house for this sir. We advise that you man up and take care of the Himalayan on your own."

-Alex

I heard this on the news yesterday morning. This is what happens when you don't owns guns or have balls.

Fixt.

If you need a gun to overpower a housecat that has attacked your baby, then that raises other concerns :)

-Alex

But the gun ensures the cat will never do it again...

He had already kicked the cat (funny to think about). So I would think he would be able to do that again. He's a grown man, he should be naturally strong enough to dominate the cat without a firearm.

-Alex

This story SERIOUSLY needs some video! :)

Truth, he could just kick the cat again. But the gun solves the problem instantly. I like cutting to the chase and solving the problem fast. Hence why I would have pulled out my Taurus Judge, switched to birdshot, and ended this problem.

Cause you can't do something right so you just shoot it? Makes sense

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BW4iEU-qFqs

-Alex

A animal which acts like this is not a pet. Though it's a cat, still an animal bottom line. If a large dog attacked someone, people cry to put it down. His is no different. Granted, the owners are responsible for the way that cat behaves...which makes them more responsible to ensure this doesn't happen to someone else's family.

I'm a firm believer in violence solving many problems. When diplomacy fails, force prevails.

Agreed!

-Alex