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Previously on "Barbarism - skinning of animals whilst they're still alive"

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  • Not So Wise
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    Would not sign any petitions by PETA even if my life depended on it.

    They are psycho two faced, lying hypocrites who value human life over animals….as long as it your life not theirs

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  • landl
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    Isn't this dubious?

    Originally posted by Pickle2 View Post
    Read it again. Its done to get a perfect cut. Who wants to pay top dollar for a dodgy fitting fur?
    I did read it, I just think the logic is very dubious, never mind the ethical side! How can a struggling live animal make it more likely to achieve a perfect cut than an animal that's been killed 30 seconds later?

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  • minestrone
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    PETA members like to go around beating up people with baseball bats but think killing a fly is a crime.

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  • NotAllThere
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    Yes. Never again. It's tastes like the smell of a wet dog. Yukk.

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  • Churchill
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    Originally posted by NotAllThere View Post
    All orientals or just Koreans? Or just Koreans who hang dogs with a wire around their neck and beat them to death.

    I can't imagine, however, any process that would make dog meat palatable, never mind tastier.
    Have you ever eaten dog?

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  • NotAllThere
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    Originally posted by Andy2 View Post
    koreans hang the dogs with a wire around its neck and beat it to death
    Apparently this process makes the meat tastier
    cruel barbarians these orientals
    All orientals or just Koreans? Or just Koreans who hang dogs with a wire around their neck and beat them to death.

    I can't imagine, however, any process that would make dog meat palatable, never mind tastier.

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  • Churchill
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    Originally posted by oraclesmith View Post
    Sounds like a good Plan B to me. Start up a charity! Raising loads of money from the gullible public. A bit of viral shock marketing every so often to boost donations and keeerrrching !!
    Looks like the business model for most charities!
    (You forgot the "Pay the management team six-figure salaries." section.)

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  • BoredBloke
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    Originally posted by oraclesmith View Post
    PETA ; Sounds like a good Plan B to me. Start up a charity rescue centre for pets (say dogs and cats), take them in, house them for a couple of weeks and then put them down, thus saving space and vets fees. While at the same time raising loads of money from the gullible animal loving public. A bit of viral shock marketing every so often to boost donations and keeerrrching !!
    You could make more out of it if after you put them down you skinned them and sold their fur.

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  • oraclesmith
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    PETA ; Sounds like a good Plan B to me. Start up a charity rescue centre for pets (say dogs and cats), take them in, house them for a couple of weeks and then put them down, thus saving space and vets fees. While at the same time raising loads of money from the gullible animal loving public. A bit of viral shock marketing every so often to boost donations and keeerrrching !!

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  • wurzel
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    Like the OP I'm no eco nut either but I remember this being highlighted by Paul McCartney a few years ago (he refused to play in China or something) & it moved me enough to subscribe to WSPA who were campaigning against this barbarism. I don't like to see any animal being mistreated but, for me, the fact that it's happening to dogs makes it even worse. The good thing is that as more and more Chinese start to keep dogs as pets, attitudes are changing & there are various animal welfare groups springing up that will hopefully put an end to these practices.

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  • FSM with Cheddar
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    I only donate / sign petitions for humanistic causes.

    Although I would prefer for animals not to suffer, they are pretty good at killing each other. And they certainly don't worry about killing each other in a humane way.

    Yes we can choose if to kill animals or not, but I would prefer to concentrate my efforts on helping other humans.

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  • Andy2
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    koreans hang the dogs with a wire around its neck and beat it to death
    Apparently this process makes the meat tastier
    cruel barbarians these orientals

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  • PM-Junkie
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    Originally posted by RichardCranium View Post
    This government made bestiality illegal, so no, not any more.
    Quite right. I mean, if god hadn't intended for man to have sex with goats, how come he put those horns on the front to hang on to?

    Er, did I say that out loud?

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  • RichardCranium
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    Originally posted by BrilloPad View Post
    I thought the british loved their pets more than their kids?
    This government made bestiality illegal, so no, not any more.

    Originally posted by NotAllThere View Post
    I've been out of the country too long then.

    btw - anyone remember Bonsai Kittens?
    Oh, yes. A most excellent practice.

    It's such a shame they got hounded out of existence by loons.

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  • NotAllThere
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    Originally posted by BrilloPad View Post
    I thought the british loved their pets more than their kids?
    I've been out of the country too long then.

    btw - anyone remember Bonsai Kittens?

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