Indonesian dog meat.
23 September 2015, 04:46 PM
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Indonesian dog meat.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...n-markets.html
Disgraceful, as a massive dog lover this makes me so angry. Anything but humane.
I'm glad I'm not there in person as I couldn't stand there and just watch, seriously I'd be fooooking stamping on skulls.
Disgraceful, as a massive dog lover this makes me so angry. Anything but humane.
I'm glad I'm not there in person as I couldn't stand there and just watch, seriously I'd be fooooking stamping on skulls.
It shouldn't be happening.
23 September 2015, 06:20 PM
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So what do you think about us and the rest of the world regards eating beef, Indians must be livid, never mind what all the Budists must think about the amount of reborn souls we all consume on a daily basis.
It's all relative, dogs, cats, pigs,cows they're all living things, if you eat meat you're part of it, trying to make a distinction is hypocritical, meat is meat.
It's all relative, dogs, cats, pigs,cows they're all living things, if you eat meat you're part of it, trying to make a distinction is hypocritical, meat is meat.
23 September 2015, 06:31 PM
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So what do you think about us and the rest of the world regards eating beef, Indians must be livid, never mind what all the Budists must think about the amount of reborn souls we all consume on a daily basis.
It's all relative, dogs, cats, pigs,cows they're all living things, if you eat meat you're part of it, trying to make a distinction is hypocritical, meat is meat.
It's all relative, dogs, cats, pigs,cows they're all living things, if you eat meat you're part of it, trying to make a distinction is hypocritical, meat is meat.
23 September 2015, 06:40 PM
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So what do you think about us and the rest of the world regards eating beef, Indians must be livid, never mind what all the Budists must think about the amount of reborn souls we all consume on a daily basis.
It's all relative, dogs, cats, pigs,cows they're all living things, if you eat meat you're part of it, trying to make a distinction is hypocritical, meat is meat.
It's all relative, dogs, cats, pigs,cows they're all living things, if you eat meat you're part of it, trying to make a distinction is hypocritical, meat is meat.
Relative maybe but we don't usually beat boil and burn pigs and cows alive before eating them.
I quite enjoy one of our dogs on my lap on an evening, think I may struggle petting a calf or sheep on my lap.
you can't see this for how barbaric it is? Could you stand there and watch without emotion?
I couldn't, I'd be smashing heads relentlessly with my foot, if that makes me a hypocrite so be it!
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23 September 2015, 06:45 PM
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Being going on for years
China Malaysia Thialand and phillipnes
The misses came from cebu and witnessed it growing up
Infact their Mongol dog dissapeared when she was a kid
The neighbours ate it as they were starving
Nowadays it's served in lots of back street restaurants
I've never had it ( to my knowledge )And no desire to order it but it's common practice over there
I've seen puppies and dogs tied up in cages awaiting their turn in the pot
Over ther animal cruelty is normal
Is it any different to the fish restaurants where you select your fish or squid from the tank and is served to you a few minutes later ?
The rich people spend £1000 on designer 1metre square dog cages to put at the front of the houses and put the dogs in and leave them for years untill they die
Cockfighting is their national sport just like we watch horse racing and football
The ***** are ate as soon as their die no waste there
It's their culture
And not for us to question or object to ?
I was talking about in once over there and they asked
If we are one of the richest countries in the world
Why do we have beggars
They were shocked at food banks
Why do we sent millions overseas every day when we have poverty on the uk ?
China Malaysia Thialand and phillipnes
The misses came from cebu and witnessed it growing up
Infact their Mongol dog dissapeared when she was a kid
The neighbours ate it as they were starving
Nowadays it's served in lots of back street restaurants
I've never had it ( to my knowledge )And no desire to order it but it's common practice over there
I've seen puppies and dogs tied up in cages awaiting their turn in the pot
Over ther animal cruelty is normal
Is it any different to the fish restaurants where you select your fish or squid from the tank and is served to you a few minutes later ?
The rich people spend £1000 on designer 1metre square dog cages to put at the front of the houses and put the dogs in and leave them for years untill they die
Cockfighting is their national sport just like we watch horse racing and football
The ***** are ate as soon as their die no waste there
It's their culture
And not for us to question or object to ?
I was talking about in once over there and they asked
If we are one of the richest countries in the world
Why do we have beggars
They were shocked at food banks
Why do we sent millions overseas every day when we have poverty on the uk ?
I had a feeling that you never read the whole article....SJ.
23 September 2015, 10:25 PM
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http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...n-markets.html
Disgraceful, as a massive dog lover this makes me so angry. Anything but humane.
I'm glad I'm not there in person as I couldn't stand there and just watch, seriously I'd be fooooking stamping on skulls.
Disgraceful, as a massive dog lover this makes me so angry. Anything but humane.
I'm glad I'm not there in person as I couldn't stand there and just watch, seriously I'd be fooooking stamping on skulls.
23 September 2015, 10:50 PM
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23 September 2015, 11:14 PM
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It matters not, with title "Lord" and an owner of a national paper, I'm sure he'd be considered to be up there and counted in the list of elite "powers that be" controlling the masses.
24 September 2015, 07:11 AM
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Barbaric. I totally do not understand the arguments such as "it's no different to eating cows and chickens etc". 
Yes, it's completely different, morons!
For starters, our meat comes from animals that have been looked after. Animals that are free to live as much of a good life as they can. Not stuffed into cages with no food or water like these other countries. Ours are also killed in the most humane and quickest way possible. Not clubbed and burnt while semi-conscious. A cow or chicken will not unconditionally love you like a dog can. A cow will not happily greet you at the front door so excited upon your arrival. My dog whines with love, rolls around the floor and licks me etc with pure excitement every morning without fail when I greet him after a nights sleep.
Yes, it's completely different, morons!For starters, our meat comes from animals that have been looked after. Animals that are free to live as much of a good life as they can. Not stuffed into cages with no food or water like these other countries. Ours are also killed in the most humane and quickest way possible. Not clubbed and burnt while semi-conscious. A cow or chicken will not unconditionally love you like a dog can. A cow will not happily greet you at the front door so excited upon your arrival. My dog whines with love, rolls around the floor and licks me etc with pure excitement every morning without fail when I greet him after a nights sleep.
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24 September 2015, 09:26 AM
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Barbaric. I totally do not understand the arguments such as "it's no different to eating cows and chickens etc". Yes, it's completely different, morons!
For starters, our meat comes from animals that have been looked after. Animals that are free to live as much of a good life as they can. Not stuffed into cages with no food or water like these other countries. Ours are also killed in the most humane and quickest way possible. Not clubbed and burnt while semi-conscious. A cow or chicken will not unconditionally love you like a dog can. A cow will not happily greet you at the front door so excited upon your arrival. My dog whines with love, rolls around the floor and licks me etc with pure excitement every morning without fail when I greet him after a nights sleep.
Yes, it's completely different, morons!For starters, our meat comes from animals that have been looked after. Animals that are free to live as much of a good life as they can. Not stuffed into cages with no food or water like these other countries. Ours are also killed in the most humane and quickest way possible. Not clubbed and burnt while semi-conscious. A cow or chicken will not unconditionally love you like a dog can. A cow will not happily greet you at the front door so excited upon your arrival. My dog whines with love, rolls around the floor and licks me etc with pure excitement every morning without fail when I greet him after a nights sleep.
As for animal welfare standards, that's all well and good comparing us against them but ultimately Indonesia is in a completely different stage in it's socioeconomic development. There a lot of things in our own past that people look back on and deem to be abhorrent. Yes the way they treat animals isn't right but neither is it right to try and judge them by our standards.
24 September 2015, 09:38 AM
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Much of this debate is all about what most of us have been brought up to accept, and what we are used to.
Dogs and cats are classed as family pets, cattle are not. Sure it's still awful what really happens to most of these animals to get their meat. However, I don't look at a sausage or a ribeye and think about what it once was before eating as I just see a sausage or a lump of steak.
Having dog on a menu isn't something I would ever choose as I would just think of a dog straight away.
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Dogs and cats are classed as family pets, cattle are not. Sure it's still awful what really happens to most of these animals to get their meat. However, I don't look at a sausage or a ribeye and think about what it once was before eating as I just see a sausage or a lump of steak.
Having dog on a menu isn't something I would ever choose as I would just think of a dog straight away.
Nick
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24 September 2015, 01:10 PM
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There is/was also a video floating about which showed a number of cattle brought in to a shed and over the period of about an hour they were butchered one by one in front of the others. The last cow remaining was shaking and everything about its body told you it was terrified - and why wouldn't it be? So just because a cow/sheep/chicken doesn't bounce up and down and attempt to lick your face when you get home doesn't mean they are worthless. They are sentient beings, so if we are going to kill them, then we should do it as quickly and as painlessly as possible so as to avoid them any distress.
24 September 2015, 02:23 PM
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So what do you think about us and the rest of the world regards eating beef, Indians must be livid, never mind what all the Budists must think about the amount of reborn souls we all consume on a daily basis.
It's all relative, dogs, cats, pigs,cows they're all living things, if you eat meat you're part of it, trying to make a distinction is hypocritical, meat is meat.
It's all relative, dogs, cats, pigs,cows they're all living things, if you eat meat you're part of it, trying to make a distinction is hypocritical, meat is meat.
Ditchy, you don't half come out with some clangers.
This is not about eating meat. Its about animal cruelty and wholly unnecessary suffering - whether that be to a dog, a cow or whatever.
If you can't make that distinction then one has to seriously question your moral values.
24 September 2015, 04:38 PM
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It's unjustifiable and down right barbaric. No animal should go through this no matter what belief or religion. Humans are the most barbaric of all species.
Seriously some of the comments on here prove this.
Seriously some of the comments on here prove this.
24 September 2015, 05:38 PM
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Halal meat is a prime example of how animals are killed in this country which is not the most humane or quickest way possible. There are enough animal snuff video's on youtube to show that an animal that has its throat slit does not die instantly. People may try to convince themselves that any movement and noise from the point the knife goes in is a nervous reaction etc. but that's complete bull ****.
There is/was also a video floating about which showed a number of cattle brought in to a shed and over the period of about an hour they were butchered one by one in front of the others. The last cow remaining was shaking and everything about its body told you it was terrified - and why wouldn't it be? So just because a cow/sheep/chicken doesn't bounce up and down and attempt to lick your face when you get home doesn't mean they are worthless. They are sentient beings, so if we are going to kill them, then we should do it as quickly and as painlessly as possible so as to avoid them any distress.
There is/was also a video floating about which showed a number of cattle brought in to a shed and over the period of about an hour they were butchered one by one in front of the others. The last cow remaining was shaking and everything about its body told you it was terrified - and why wouldn't it be? So just because a cow/sheep/chicken doesn't bounce up and down and attempt to lick your face when you get home doesn't mean they are worthless. They are sentient beings, so if we are going to kill them, then we should do it as quickly and as painlessly as possible so as to avoid them any distress.
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24 September 2015, 06:18 PM
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Ditchy, you don't half come out with some clangers.
This is not about eating meat. Its about animal cruelty and wholly unnecessary suffering - whether that be to a dog, a cow or whatever.
If you can't make that distinction then one has to seriously question your moral values.
This is not about eating meat. Its about animal cruelty and wholly unnecessary suffering - whether that be to a dog, a cow or whatever.
If you can't make that distinction then one has to seriously question your moral values.
