Abraham LincolnNo matter how much the cats fight, there always seem to be plenty of kittens.
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When cats fight, it is not the cats that suffer the most. What happens to the kittens is far more painful than what happens to the cats themselves. Cats will fight for no reason other than to see who can win, and in a world where there are too many cats and not enough space, fighting is a natural action. The best thing about a kitten is that it is a new life. It reminds us of what we should never forget: if we fight, we will lose.
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