Q: Given a post that is a real-life anecdote of a complex ethical situation and a question asks if AUTHOR, NOBODY, EVERYBODY, or OTHER is wrong in the situation. Answer the question and classify your answers into yes or no.
Is AUTHOR wrong in the post ? POST : **Before I am attacked for even suggesting getting rid of cats;** we are not getting rid of them, this was just a discussion between me and my husband.

My husband and I had 3 cats. (1 male named Prince and 1 female Kiki- litter mates 4yrs old) and (1 female 1 yr old named Pants) and they all got along great and we had no issues. In May 2018 we took in my Dad's cats (1 female named Mama 5yr and 1 female named Boots 4yr) due to some housing issues. All of our cats get along except for Kiki and the two new cats. They torment her, gang up and corner her and slap the shit out of her, and attack her when she has her back turned. Since we have taken them in, Kiki has peed in our dirty clothes laundry baskets at the bottom of the stairs about 5 times. I know it is her because I have caught her in the act. I think it is because she is stressed, and because she has tried to go to the litter box that is further in the basement but the two cats have been blocking her way and she can't get to the litter boxes. We have 5 litter boxes that I clean once a day and change the litter/fill them with new litter once a week. Kiki has been tested for a UTI and has been negative for any issues. Its a slight inconvenience to wash out the basket but its plastic so I just wash it with vinegar in the bathtub and then soak the clothes in the bathtub with vinegar and oxi clean. There are also things we can do to keep her from getting in there, such as purchasing hamper style baskets with lids.

My husband told me that if Kiki keeps peeing in the baskets that she will have to go. He is the asshole for even suggesting that because I don't want to get rid of any cats. I love them all, but if I had to I told him I would get rid of the two new cats. We have had Kiki since she was 8weeks old, my stepdaughter is very,very attached to Kiki and it would absolutely break her little heart if she was gone. I  feel awful for bringing in these two cats in that torture her endlessly every day but my dad doesn't want them back. They are the problem, not Kiki.

So AITA for saying to get rid of the two cats or my husband for saying to get rid of Kiki, the one he sees as problematic?

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A:
no