> They’re inanimate letters. Cats don't actually starve when they don't get to eat those. And why only say that now? What does the "compassion for the cat" ha

> They’re inanimate letters. Cats don't actually starve when they don't get to eat those. And why only say that now? What does the "compassion for the cat" have to do with it it either way? What German fairy tales about non-conformist things being destroyed were you raised on? And did your learning of penmanship involve any of that? And they don't even bend the (part of the) rules (under discussion here), non-conforming letters still get eaten.