@moonbus saidUltrasonic screaming sir is merely air bubbles forming in the strawberries water transport tissue.
We don’t hear strawberries scream. That doesn’t make vegans more moral than carnivores.
If God had wanted it, he could’ve made us like plants, able to live on sunlight and water, without killing anything to live.
As far as God goes (if one likes that sort of thing) humans in their original perfect state were vegetarians. Meat eating was a concession after the flood when mankind had become more like the animals.
@shavixmir saidPhilippines they ate it when I was there, other nations do to. Some places simply eat what they can, some don’t eat pork, or mix dairy with meat.
Yeah… none of that has been debunked as imbecillic moronity yet!
Oh. Wait. Yes it has.
Which countries actually eat dog meat?
And how many of them are actually eating pet meat in the US.
Once you’ve worked that out, I’m pretty sure you’ll suck dog anus in disgust with your own racist bias.
@Ghost-of-a-Duke saidbut, I was writing about cultures, not about cows or hamburgers. Mott is right about you guys, you seem to not recognize an issue in a post. That cannot be very rewarding or satisfactory.
When you say 'hamburgers and steak' you actually mean cow right. At least be a man about eating an alternative animal.
All meat eating is revolting and primitive. Get off your pedestal.
Do you think a society of dog eaters would live well with my family, we find that abhorrent. We are of different cultures... Like mexicans and americans are of diff erent cultures.
@YEAH-BOY saidWhat is different is the way people post off the wall irrelevant things on a thread, without the issue on the thread. All of you guys are not dealing with cultures. that is very telling to avoid the crisis of culture. The dog example is one of many different cultural practices What about the so-called honor killings. An Islam living next door you will kill his daughter for looking at a boy.
what a ridiculous post You sound like the king of stupid. Avge idiot
Why do yo guys not speak about serious issues? you all write llike suzianne
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Well at least they weren't talking about putting two bullets in the head of a Republican rival and hoping his young children get murdered in front of their mother..
And THEN the Dem party backs him up 100% and refuses to acknowledge that he said it.
@Ghost-of-a-Duke saidWhen you put live lobsters in boiling water, they scream. Some people say it’s just their shells expanding. Same thing applies to plants. They don’t wanna die anymore than the lobster does. It’s just that humans don’t hear them scream. That’s the humans’ insensitivity.
Ultrasonic screaming sir is merely air bubbles forming in the strawberries water transport tissue.
As far as God goes (if one likes that sort of thing) humans in their original perfect state were vegetarians. Meat eating was a concession after the flood when mankind had become more like the animals.
As you well know, the flood myth is an allegory; it didn’t really happen. What it means is that when catastrophe strikes, when the house is burning down, you salvage what is important. You don’t salvage books, you don’t salvage knowledge, you don’t salvage icons or photos or altarpieces; you save living things, as many as possible.
Humans are in a perfect state; some of them just don’t know it yet.
@MickeyD saidNobody is eating bloody dogs.
Would you say that a society which eats dog meat, a culture of people who ingest dog meat like we ingest hamburgers and steaks, would be a culture that would mix well with the standard culture that you find in the United States of America?
Or, would you say that that should not be a concern when assessing the nature of a culture of people ?
@MickeyD saidPeople have been known to eat rats and tulip bulbs too.
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Dog meat is consumed in several nations, including Cambodia, China, parts of India, Indonesia, Ghana, Laos, Nigeria, South Korea, and Vietnam, though consumption is often limited and legal status varies by region. South Korea is a notable example where consumption is declining, especially following legal challenges from animal rights groups.
It’s not wide spread.
And no one in the US is eating dog meat.
Unless they’re starving on the streets or something. And then the problem isn’t the eating of whatever someone can find, but acute poverty and starvation.
@MickeyD saidAnd yet there exist Mexican-Americans.
but, I was writing about cultures, not about cows or hamburgers. Mott is right about you guys, you seem to not recognize an issue in a post. That cannot be very rewarding or satisfactory.
Do you think a society of dog eaters would live well with my family, we find that abhorrent. We are of different cultures... Like mexicans and americans are of diff erent cultures.
Claiming "different cultures" is a hallmark of racists.
@KellyJay saidYou 'see' a lot of things that don't exist.
A lot of symmetry between Hamas killings those who disagree with others here, you see cheers at the deaths of others here, do you think that was how it started over there, it’s here now. It is becoming more and more acceptable if you feel rage to act on it, allowing emotions to take over. I find it frightening that politicians are dealing out rage bait, telling people to l ...[text shortened]... ir rage guide them, when road rage causes death and damage. Do you think that is how Hamas started?
@shavixmir saidIn a town I lived in in Illinois, it happened. But if people believed the borders were secure while millions were pouring in, it shouldn’t be surprising that they accepted only what they were told by the new agencies they trusted, not reality itself. If it is acceptable in a culture, why would it suddenly not be if you move when you go somewhere else where it isn’t? Do people start eating pork as soon as they move to the U.S.?
People have been known to eat rats and tulip bulbs too.
It’s not wide spread.
And no one in the US is eating dog meat.
Unless they’re starving on the streets or something. And then the problem isn’t the eating of whatever someone can find, but acute poverty and starvation.
@MickeyD saidThe issue in your post is viewing dog eating as abhorrent (which of course it is) while presenting your own culture as warm and cuddly eating hamburgers and steak, disassociating it from the actual source of those foods 'a cow,' which other cultures (India for example) would equally view as abhorrent.
but, I was writing about cultures, not about cows or hamburgers. Mott is right about you guys, you seem to not recognize an issue in a post. That cannot be very rewarding or satisfactory.
Do you think a society of dog eaters would live well with my family, we find that abhorrent. We are of different cultures... Like mexicans and americans are of diff erent cultures.
And no, I would not be happy if the neighbour next door was eating dog. But where exactly does that ever happen? I live in a multi-cultural city (London) and have never encountered anyone eating dog (even from cultures like South Korean where such a practice is linked to their home country). - So what you are actually doing is amplifying extreme examples and using that as a means to argue different culture can't co-exist (which is blatantly untrue).
@Ghost-of-a-Duke saidIf you moved into a country that didn’t eat pork, but you did and liked it, would you make a big deal out of doing it in front of someone who found it abhorrent? Just because you didn’t see or hear about it doesn’t mean it didn’t or isn’t happening. When I was in the Philippines, they had people serving meat on a stick outside of the base, we never asked what kind of meat it was, but did enjoy it.
The issue in your post is viewing dog eating as abhorrent (which of course it is) while presenting your own culture as warm and cuddly eating hamburgers and steak, disassociating it from the actual source of those foods 'a cow,' which other cultures (India for example) would equally view as abhorrent.
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