Is it ok to hate cats and still be a gamer?

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Dogs save lives in their own way, cats save lives in their own way. I don't see one being superior to the other however.

Well, dogs can be depended on (and trained to) save lives in a variety of harsh conditions fairly reliably.

Cats can't really be trained professional life savers, though they certainly may chip in when they're threatened.
 

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Cats are the tool of the devil.

My allergies to said animals have nothing to do with this completely objective opinion.

Nothing at all.
 

neutral question:

Are just cat allergies common? My understanding is generally you are allergic to a host of fur-based creatures (cats, dogs, etc). My brother is certainly among that group, which why I never owned a pet (besides fish) in my life.
 



boredgremlin said:
Most cat owners homes i have gone to stunk.

If you had gone into a dog-owners home, and found the dishes unwashed, would you blame it on the dog?
 

ssampier said:
Are just cat allergies common? My understanding is generally you are allergic to a host of fur-based creatures (cats, dogs, etc).

Your understanding is not correct. While many people are allergic to a host of different furballs, there are too many folks allergic to only one type of animal to call the former the general case.
 

No one of the ~dozen players in my extended gaming family has a cat. Two each have a dog. Cats lose. Hell, I would get a poodle before getting a cat.
 


I'm definitely an animal person, though I grew up in a house full of cats (which didn't stink, by the way). Hating an animal based on its species seems rather harsh to me. Hating an animal at all seems rather harsh; an animal is an animal, and behaves as an animal does with no malice. An animal cannot be evil, because evil requires intelligence, more intelligence than any animal possesses.

I only have a bunny right now, but I plan to have both cats and dogs when I can afford a bigger place. And chinchillas. I also need chinchillas.

I will say, however, that dogs aren't really loyal; they're subservient. Their owners are the alpha dogs, so to speak. Nothing wrong with that, and nothing against dogs at all. But many people mistake their subservience for love and loyalty.
 

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