Some parts of my country used to eat & sell dog meat during WW2. Now not anymore, for above reasons.
I think it’s perfectly clear; the line is neccessity and taste vs. friend and practicality.
Also, third-level consumers are a waste of ressources in most cases, due to metabolic inefficiencies.
And yeah, horse meat is still a thing. Moschtbrökli (some dried good parts kept in apple juice) a more or less local speciality. Quite tasty btw.
Some parts of my country used to eat & sell dog meat during WW2. Now not anymore, for above reasons.
I think it’s perfectly clear; the line is neccessity and taste vs. friend and practicality.
Also, third-level consumers are a waste of ressources in most cases, due to metabolic inefficiencies.
And yeah, horse meat is still a thing. Moschtbrökli (some dried good parts kept in apple juice) a more or less local speciality. Quite tasty btw.
Mostly agree - if you eat meat I don’t think there’s a difference between eating dog and pork.
But surprisingly many people think it is unethical to kill a dog, even if it’s your own dog.
lol, I can’t help but read this as “mushed broccoli” even though there’s no way that’s how it’s pronounced
“Apple juice piece”
The line is ethics and necessity.
Horse + bunny tasty, dog not.