Which questions on Reddit are the equivalent of chucking a lit match into a gas filled room?

Tbh ever since I saw that lass throw a cat into a bin I have thought letting cats outside unsupervised is a shite idea. As a kid I had one cat just vanish and another cat shot. The shot cat dragged it's limp rear end home and collapsed in the kitchen. We were able to get the fucking bullet removed and he recovered for a little while but then died when a blood clot in his back end worked loose. I belive the two issues were linked. Then my aunts cat wandered into a neighbours shed and hid for a nap in there without the neighbour realising. That cat was locked in there for 5 days. The subsequent organ failure was too much. My nanas dog was then out in the garden. Cat came on in and she got the cat before my nana did. It didn't survice. My own dog was attacked by a cat in our garden. Cat was unhurt (and clawed me up something awful when I grabbed it to make sure it was not bitten) but my dog had to be rushed to the vet for a gouged eye. If my dog had been big that cat wouldn't be alive. For years after both me and my nana have been afraid to let our dogs out into our own enclosed gardens because some wandering cat might be out there. A lot of cats would live longer and healthier lives of they didn't just get to wander off unsupervised to be ran over, locked in sheds, thrown in bins, mauled by dogs because they went into the wrong garden, fucking shot etc etc. That's ignoring brawls with other cats and the issue of disease spread by the difficult to track feral population (since it's a coin flip if a cat wandering about is feral or not). My sister has harness trained her two cats. One is a former stray and has 0 interest in going outside and will yowl soemthing horrid when he has to be dragged out to go to the vet. Yes it looks a bit silly but you only need a cat you love to be shot in the back once before you start getting the idea you don't want that to happen again.