They really need to bring back Kill It, Cook It, Eat it.
Personally, I don't think we should kill them, cook them or eat them. But I'm not one of those angry militant vegan wankers that believes that hateful finger wagging and shaming will do any good whatsoever in winning hearts and minds.
However, if you really stand behind your eating of meat (and people have every right to continue eating meat if they so wish), then that choice should be an informed one based on an explicit, first-hand knowledge of how that meat gets from a farm/pasture/high intensity meat factory onto your plate.
If folk are unable to stomach the process, they should probably re-evaluate their diet.
That's just like, my opinion, though.
(, Sun 16 Jan 2022, 0:04, Reply)
Apart from cultural, zoonotic, and nutritional reasons
why we eat or don't eat any particular species of animal in different parts of the world, the unique co-evolution of humans and dogs must have protected dogs from most of us serving them for dinner
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Mudface The web isn't callipygian, Sun 16 Jan 2022, 4:15,
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Your point is vague. All animals that we've domesticated share unique co-evolution with us, especially cows, pigs, chickens, etc.
My theory: Cooperation with wolves/dogs in hunting and pest control means you're less likely to need to eat a dog.
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brb man-child cuck corporate supplicant fuck, Sun 16 Jan 2022, 14:32,
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I'd rather be vague than tedious
Most people here would understand what the unique co- evolution with dogs entails
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Mudface The web isn't callipygian, Mon 17 Jan 2022, 11:35,
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I prefer my dog to many humans. Therefore I would be more likely to eat a Human than my dog.
This will be used as evidence.
(, Wed 19 Jan 2022, 13:26, Reply)