Australia

They don't if you exercise a modicum of responsibility and actually make the environment one that meets their needs

Cats go nuts at the witching hour anyway, being inside or outside has nothing to do with it.

Basically, nah, they're alright inside. They sleep for between 12 to 18 hours a day and get most active at dawn and dusk, so having some way for them to burn off energy with a good cat tree or the like will keep them occupied. And if they want more than that, they will come to you and make their demands known. And if that's still not enough and you're willing to put the effort in and do some acclimatising, you could get a second cat and they'll keep each other occupied.

Maybe I'm wrong

You totally are, but at least now you know

It's why I use Linux…

Buildings: occupies so much land you can see vast gatherings of them from space. (Kills several hundred million birds a year.) Cats: look what they need to mimic a fraction of our power. (Kills over 4 times the birds mostly for fun.

Yeah cool, here's one good thing we can do to make a positive change but fuck doing it because of the other, completely unrelated thing, right?

The animals they catch are weakened from pesticides.

Citation needed

On desktop you get a preview of the article, which I've now included in the heading since I'm guessing it doesn't display on mobile / in apps.