quote:Art Weingartner wrote:
quote:kennyman wrote:
Ray P. could persuade those Koreans to stop cooking all those cats over there..
Or is it dogs they prefer?
Dogs and cats. B******S! It's not necessarily that it's a dog or cat, as I know there is cultural diversity...some of us eat pork and cow which some other people never would. I don't at all like the idea of cats and dogs being eaten, but that's how I've been conditioned in the West. They are pets and friends to me not a food item. But I'm not so ignorant that I can't acknowledge other nations view them as food.
BUT
(and don't read this if you find it too upsetting)
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Have you ever seen how they 'prepare' their dogs and cats? THAT is the issue.
Cats are boiled alive. They are kept in cramped cages right there in the kitchen watching and hearing their kittens and fellow cats being boiled alive, squealing and writing in pain. The cats await their turn absolutely petrified. A noose is put around their neck in the cage and, frozen with fear, they are dragged out into the boiling water and the lid closed down.
And because the sick f***s believe that when an animal is in pain they produce adrenaline which 'makes the food tasty' (FFS!!!) they will torture the dogs before they kill them to be eaten. They will string them up and blow torch their fur etc.
You tube has many videos on cats in China. Check out PETA for their Hell In CHina video too.
That reads like a nightmare. I don't want to sound racist now and I know you can't generalize a whole nation but I believe Chinese people are rather cold people. It's a cold society, no matter how much they're smiling.
It's not just the way they treat animals, it's also how they treat each other. Have you heard in the news about the guy who prodded the suicidal guy over the bridge just in order to get the traffic flowing again? That's just one of many examples. When an accident on the road happens, no one cares about you. They just run on, even if you're lying down on the road after a car has hit you (I've seen several vids on the net).
quote:kennyman wrote:
Ray P. could persuade those Koreans to stop cooking all those cats over there..
Or is it dogs they prefer?
Dogs and cats. B******S! It's not necessarily that it's a dog or cat, as I know there is cultural diversity...some of us eat pork and cow which some other people never would. I don't at all like the idea of cats and dogs being eaten, but that's how I've been conditioned in the West. They are pets and friends to me not a food item. But I'm not so ignorant that I can't acknowledge other nations view them as food.
BUT
(and don't read this if you find it too upsetting)
I
V
Have you ever seen how they 'prepare' their dogs and cats? THAT is the issue.
Cats are boiled alive. They are kept in cramped cages right there in the kitchen watching and hearing their kittens and fellow cats being boiled alive, squealing and writing in pain. The cats await their turn absolutely petrified. A noose is put around their neck in the cage and, frozen with fear, they are dragged out into the boiling water and the lid closed down.
And because the sick f***s believe that when an animal is in pain they produce adrenaline which 'makes the food tasty' (FFS!!!) they will torture the dogs before they kill them to be eaten. They will string them up and blow torch their fur etc.
You tube has many videos on cats in China. Check out PETA for their Hell In CHina video too.
That reads like a nightmare. I don't want to sound racist now and I know you can't generalize a whole nation but I believe Chinese people are rather cold people. It's a cold society, no matter how much they're smiling.
It's not just the way they treat animals, it's also how they treat each other. Have you heard in the news about the guy who prodded the suicidal guy over the bridge just in order to get the traffic flowing again? That's just one of many examples. When an accident on the road happens, no one cares about you. They just run on, even if you're lying down on the road after a car has hit you (I've seen several vids on the net).
Walter, I have your dog.
