As soon as I saw that 3 quote I knew I was done for π€£
Sanguine
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Go back to the very initial start of this chain and read very slowly so you dont get confused. I believe its the third message in the chain..thats what I'm referring to. My initial post stands on its own not talking about that.
You literally don't know which post I'm referring to.. You are talking about the first one, like literal OP and I'm talking about the one where I say "I would argue you shouldn't bring them inside"
Youre actually too mad to think. Imagine risking your pets life so you can bring some toxic shit inside your house instead of just enjoying them in your garden.
P o s t initial PSA comment was about not cutting them and bring them inside. Not responding to all of that. Enjoy your Lillys muffin.
Oh yeah? You knew my stance lol? I'm 100% anti outdoor cat. Wtf are you talking about.
You live in a world where no one accidentally has their cat run away. Also that sentence about strays getting fucked really shows a lot about who you are.
Also again moving away from my main argument that lead to this part of the convo (post initial PSA); you should not be bringing lilys inside your home if you have cats. Its reckless..
To be fair, my second post was more a suggestion you be a responsible pet owner and not bring Lillie's inside your home. The second part of my message was about how you said since its against the law for animals to be outside (lol) its not your problem as if the law controls where cats go or not go. I guess I was trying to point that if you care about the cats in your neighborhood maybe you forego the pretty flower.
Yikes, you really took that in a weird direction. Lot of judgement and assumption in your post. I've also never really had my cat get out but your delusional if you think that can't happen unless someone is completely careless or a shitty pet owner.
Explain which part is propaganda? ASPCA recommends contacting a vet immediately if you know your cat has been exposed; I'm being "alarmist" for a reason.
I would argue you shouldn't even bring them inside. The amounts necessary for toxicity are insanely low..like a bit of pollen, a small clipping of the leaves or stems, a small puddle of water left behind from rinsing; all of these are potentially toxic to your kitties.
Also side note, illegal or not, cats get out / get lost. Its a bit callous to hold the cats in your neighborhood up to standards of the "law" and careless owners / accidental runaways.
Be careful planting these (or having them in the home) if you or your neighbors have cats. This plant is extremely toxic and can cause kidney failure!
They look great tho outside of this PSA.
Idk who some of those people are but the one pointing to Costco isn't the CEO of Costco..neither is the one pointing to Koch. Zoom in.
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