Coyotes are the thing keeping me from getting some new hens for eggs - I'd hate for one or more my 'ladies' to get eaten by a LA coyote. Otherwise chickens (IMO) are great. They don't need much effort or cost, they can be very amusing, and the fresh eggs are always a boon (or make a good gift for a neighbor or friend).
If you're in LA a coyote is the least of your worries. Heck, my parents' back yard is about 1/6 the size of downtown LA in terms of area and seeing a coyote through a pair of binoculars is kinda-sorta "Tuesday".
I'm near the "river"*, a coyote was seen in my front yard with a catch (likely a cat) this last summer. We were concerned that it had caught the outside cat that came with the house when we bought it but she turned up the next day.
IIRC the LA river is where the drag racing scenes in Grease were filmed.
I'm not.
To be fair they never infiltrated, it is intrinsic. Homosexuality and pedophilia have been linked since way before the gay rights movement. Since Rome at least. If you look deep enough you could probably find some records of it in ancient Mesopotanian texts.I still remember her mocking the idea that pedos were infiltrating the LGBT movement in an effort to gain acceptance. She claimed the "community" would never tolerate that.
Tribbles don't have hands so they can't facepalm.
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In the "Untouchables reach out to Untouchables" sense, as we've got no meaningful records of another time when there was any real push for homosexuals to live as analogous to normal lives as possible, so the modern case of exactly this leading to dramatic separations (most visible with the Feminist Civil War over transgenderism) is a clear indication that a large part of it is "I've already broken one Big Law that'll have me exiled at best, may as well keep going".