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redwill wrote:I'm sadly well-versed in the number of dogs and cats killed and incinerated (at taxpayer expense) every day in this country of ours.
Why won't you meat-eaters eat dogs and cats when their meat is just going to be wasted?
Gaucho wrote:I hate it when people challenge my vegetarianism by using tastiness as an argument.
canaan wrote:because were a people that live by social mores and not necessity. looking down on edible substances while others starve is shameful...and im as guilty as the next man.
canaan wrote:i cant believe somebody would eat such a majestic creature.
Pitts wrote:canaan wrote:i cant believe somebody would eat such a majestic creature.
Yeah. It's one thing to eat a farty old cow, but a beautiful, buck-toothed horsey??
canaan wrote:Gaucho wrote:I hate it when people challenge my vegetarianism by using tastiness as an argument.
my pov on vegetarians is this: if you dont ridicule me for wanting a bloody rare slab o' beef, who am i to tell you that your soy patties are gross. to each their own.
MRandall25 wrote:Pitts wrote:canaan wrote:i cant believe somebody would eat such a majestic creature.
Yeah. It's one thing to eat a farty old cow, but a beautiful, buck-toothed horsey??
Well, you can't really ride a cow...
Pitts wrote:MRandall25 wrote:Pitts wrote:canaan wrote:i cant believe somebody would eat such a majestic creature.
Yeah. It's one thing to eat a farty old cow, but a beautiful, buck-toothed horsey??
Well, you can't really ride a cow...
Ewe ...didn't know that was the decisive factor.
MRandall25 wrote:Pitts wrote:canaan wrote:i cant believe somebody would eat such a majestic creature.
Yeah. It's one thing to eat a farty old cow, but a beautiful, buck-toothed horsey??
Well, you can't really ride a cow...
mac5155 wrote:MRandall25 wrote:Pitts wrote:canaan wrote:i cant believe somebody would eat such a majestic creature.
Yeah. It's one thing to eat a farty old cow, but a beautiful, buck-toothed horsey??
Well, you can't really ride a cow...
You've obviously never drank moonshine and stepped in the ring with a bull.
Gaucho wrote:What happened there?
MRandall25 wrote:mac5155 wrote:MRandall25 wrote:Pitts wrote:canaan wrote:i cant believe somebody would eat such a majestic creature.
Yeah. It's one thing to eat a farty old cow, but a beautiful, buck-toothed horsey??
Well, you can't really ride a cow...
You've obviously never drank moonshine and stepped in the ring with a bull.
I considers bulls that you ride and cows bred to be eaten as different things.
redwill wrote:I'd still like to know why some people will eat a cow, a pig, a chicken, maybe even a horse, etc., but will not eat a dog or a cat that is going to be dead anyway and whose meat is otherwise going to be completely wasted.
It's pretty stupid to refuse to eat nutritious meat, isn't it?
Gaucho wrote:I hate it when people challenge my vegetarianism by using tastiness as an argument.
Shyster wrote:Based on the extremely small amounts of horse content they are finding in most of the cases (like 0.1%), my guess would be that someone didn’t clean the industrial meat grinder between running a batch of horse meat and then running a batch of beef.
redwill wrote:It's pretty stupid to refuse to eat nutritious meat, isn't it?
tifosi77 wrote:Gaucho wrote:I hate it when people challenge my vegetarianism by using tastiness as an argument.
You're right, it isn't an argument.
It's a fact.Spoiler:
tifosi77 wrote:Shyster wrote:Based on the extremely small amounts of horse content they are finding in most of the cases (like 0.1%), my guess would be that someone didn’t clean the industrial meat grinder between running a batch of horse meat and then running a batch of beef.
I don't think it's a matter of not cleaning the grinder. If there was enough meat left behind to contaminate a subsequent batch, then we'd be talking about mass food poisoning not just "Ew, Mr. Ed is in my burger".
At any rate, it presents a thoroughly adequate argument for the purchase of your own meat grinder and doing that work yourself. (The other argument being that you can safely cook self-ground meat to much lower temps and not be worried about food-borne illness.)redwill wrote:It's pretty stupid to refuse to eat nutritious meat, isn't it?
You're presuming it's nutritious.... there's actually a fairly high risk of vitamin poisoning from dog meat, and there have been cases (admittedly rare) where rabies has been transmitted via cooked dog meat. So it isn't really a 1:1 proxy like you assert.
OutofFoil wrote:Venison, Elk, Moose,various African game antelope are delicious. Squirrel, rabbit, grouse, pretty tasty to a lesser extent. No need to waste good game. Yes, they're cute, but there's also a lot of them and again, they taste good and I provide a cleaner, more humane death than the slaughterhouses do. Plus, I know I'm not eating a bunch of chemicals and synthetic hormones.
redwill wrote:I'd still like to know why some people will eat a cow, a pig, a chicken, maybe even a horse, etc., but will not eat a dog or a cat that is going to be dead anyway and whose meat is otherwise going to be completely wasted.
It's pretty stupid to refuse to eat nutritious meat, isn't it?
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