Should Cats Be Outlawed In The United States?

In the United States, there are approximately 74-96 million owned cats in comparison to the 70-80 million owned dogs. Meaning that you are more likely to own a cat. I never understood this as a dog lover, because cats seem to just be a “lazy person’s dog.” Cats seem to lack all the good qualities of a dog such as: loyalty, obedience, playfulness, and so forth. Those that I know that own cats just seem to like them because they are easier to take care of, and that they require less attention than a dog. For this reason, I find it necessary to outlaw all cats and prohibit the smuggling of cats into the United States due to overcrowding of shelters and millions of feral cats, them promoting laziness, and frankly -- because they flat out suck. …show more content…
In the system of Checks and Balances, our government is made so that none of the three branches; executive, judicial, and legislative can have “more power” than the other. The problem with my bill is that federal judges don’t need to worry about re-election based on the unpopular stance of wanting to outlaw cats, and that the bill would inherently be deemed as very controversial, making it extremely difficult to be drafted. Overall, the bill won’t be passed because of it being a controversial bill, and that many tax dollars would have to be spent in capturing and getting rid of all the owned cats, and feral cats at that. Many people would disagree and it would never be passed because of