No More Retail wrote:
that is not true many years ago over 25 years I declawed my cats to keep
them from hurting each other I had a cat get into a fight and almost loose
an eye. My best friend now a vet was studying to be a vet took me into
what happens when a cat gets declawed I cried after I saw what happened.
Never again have I had it done. Uniformed people are willing to hear the
truth but a informed person that chooses to ignore the truth is the problem


Some people are successful in educating others on the subject
some are not. Being understood and heard can have nothing to do with
the message
but the messenger. If someone was to jump me about declawing my cats
I would think they are extreme and have a major malfunction.
(that's me)

So sure, being right about something, does not negate the need for a
practical
effective method to educate someone.

You know, like if someone threw paint on my new Lion Fur Coat?
It would be better for them to explain where they are coming from
rather than destroy personal property.

Because there was a day, when they was wearing a coat just like mine.