Ya Ya I know ya got nothing! Later!This guy isn't gonna be around long. He's startin shit with everyone in this thread. Lol.
Poplars, check your rep.
your opinion....do cats feel love?
- Thread starter darkdestruction420
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.Lame. Super lame. Everyday? Your kidding right? Is that all you got? One vid? Please!! I over estimated you guys? I wont do that again. Let me make this simple for you. (if that is even possible) Iam making a simple point. What Iam saying is that all nature is based on LOVE and the reason you dont see, it feel it, know it, is because you dont have enough love in you to see it around you. (ya got to have it to know it) Its just that simple. With that said Ive made my point and Iam done playing with you guys. I have better people who allready know this simple truth to hang with.
Sunnysideup
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Whats on that video? I am toooo scurd to play it.
Sunnysideup
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Fair enough, I won't look...
CanadianCoyote
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Cats are more loving than some humans, dammit.
S'up, Sunny? How's the business comin' along?
S'up, Sunny? How's the business comin' along?
darkdestruction420
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sorry if it sounded like i was bashing you, i wasnt signaling out christians or whatever........I believe everything in the bible ( new testament). You wanna go around not believing in jesus thats your problem. But bashing me cause of what I believe in is wrong. If it states that animals don't have souls and thats what I believe then why bash someones opinion? All i asked was that how can something with no soul love? The last thing I would bash are cats seeing as most of the intelligent people on this board own cats and I'd hate to go up against them because they are very cool people. I ask them for advice and their there to answer me in a heartbeat. Make no mistake im not dissing cats, it was just a question,
bicycle racer
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a number of my questions our points about this subject were not addressed by the nay sayers. im a very science based person and i could not disagree more not because of what i read our what i understand about the workings of the brain from what they attempt to know. but actual experience with dozens of animals hands on i would assume a lot of the people in disagreement have not owned too many pets from the beginning to the end and if they have it must of sucked for the animal. the only way you can be an authority on this subject is from decades of experience with animals. there is now way to prove with a respectable amount of certainty that animals feel what humans call 'love' or not. very simple it would be the same as knowing if the universe is infinite or not its not possible through science to prove or disprove such things. i could go into this much further.
Mysticlown150
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You honestly don't have to handle animals for years to SEE BASIC INSTINCTS. You smack your cat it runs, comes when its feeding time. a couple days later it will come and lay near the feeder. This is mistaken as love. Its like dogs, they are pack animals, you think they come back when called because they love you? lol no they come back because they are domesticated animals and your their pack leader which means you will provide the food. Dogs that run away often don't see their owner as a pack leader. Sorry for using dogs an example for animals not having love but its the most basic way to get it across. Either way the bible says animals have no souls so I rest my case. This was written and predates anyone who is posting in this topic. now
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bicycle racer
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religious talk i assume that was not directed at me lol. anyways as far as the post mystic made above did you read anything i or others have posted with regards to personal experience or do you simply repeat what you believe is true? to have a debate you have to be involved and know what has been said and then respond to that. once again my earlier posts have gone unanswered on the subject of some animal human interactions that involve no food or shelter/survival in any way shape or form.
poppinfresh
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My cat who's name is Bob, will only sit in my lap. He also gets under the covers sometimes to sleep.
Well, if you MUST ask..... Have you ever seen a documentary? Do you ever watch tv besides reality shows? This shit is common knowledge man..... Talkin to make myself feel better? You must of lived a very sheltered life.
When is the last time you heard abut a baby left in a dumpster? Cause animals eat there babies everyday in nature.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=li6TJtsW4YM
If you're not merlin DON'T CLICK THE LINK!!!!! You DO NOT want to see it.
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SocataSmoker
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If this ain't love I dunno what is... puts a teary in mah eye... just as much a cat as the three I have.
So YES... cat's DEFINITELY love. I believe all animals do in a way, as it is proven that love is not only a human emotion, but a natural emotion.
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So YES... cat's DEFINITELY love. I believe all animals do in a way, as it is proven that love is not only a human emotion, but a natural emotion.
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bicycle racer
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yes we all understand anthropomorphism and it plays a role in this debate as it is whats going on some of the time with people observing there animals. once again this is a simplistic approach which does not address some instances of animal interaction with humans and other animals. it does not in any way explain many unique instances of animals showing love for people our other animals sometimes not even of there own species. there should also be a term for humans who feel greatly different or removed from seeing themselves as simply a more mentally developed animal themselves because thats what we are. no less no more. are emotions are more direct and quantifiable this in no way means animals do not have them to various degrees. this is simply true to anyone who has had decades of close animal interaction.