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[groober2011]

[video=youtube_share;oUoCZOOxgv8]http://youtu.be/oUoCZOOxgv8[/video]

 

[scroobal]

Wait till people find out what veal is ? I once went to dinner with a group and this guy was telling about flavours and charm of veal. I then realised that he had no clue what veal was. He thought it was a special cut from a special Italian breeds.

 

[groober2011]

Wait till people find out what veal is ? I once went to dinner with a group and this guy was telling about flavours and charm of veal. I then realised that he had no clue what veal was. He thought it was a special cut from a special Italian breeds.

Once I was treated to a meal in Singapore at a Swiss restaurant. Their special was a dish which is made from veal and my host ordered for me and said it is great if cooked very rare.

I had to swallow most of it while my stomach was telling me to vomit it out. It was a horrendous experience but I did not have the heart to tell my host he treated me to something close to shit.

 

[Agoraphobic]

City folk have been sensitised to see meat as something delicious to crave for, until they see the actual thing. This clip shows the funny side of our species. We love to eat those processed beings, but when we see them being killed, we change our minds.

Someday, we will all be vegans. Someday.

Cheers!

 

[Ramseth]

That's the stupidity and hipocrisy of western culture, pretending to be kind to animals. They want to eat meat but don't want to see the animal killed. If you want to eat it, it has to be killed. If you want it sausaged, it has to be squashed and grinded. If you want it alive, don't eat it. If very few people eat it, very few will be killed.

 

[Agoraphobic]

That's the stupidity and hipocrisy of western culture, pretending to be kind to animals. They want to eat meat but don't want to see the animal killed. If you want to eat it, it has to be killed. If you want it sausaged, it has to be squashed and grinded. If you want it alive, don't eat it. If very few people eat it, very few will be killed.

Ram, I wouldn't call it western, that sentiment is global.

I was at a neighbour gathering some years ago when my neighbour's brother brought some moose meat and distritbuted it. He hunts when season is on. Of those there, everyone loved meat. But when asked whether they'd participate in the dressing of the game, no hands were up ('cept mine). Back in Sg, the generation before mine (dad, uncles) all went outdoors to catch crabs, frogs, etc. during the sixties and seventies. Today, none of my younger cousins have ever killed a chicken. I was the last. My nieces and nephews know chicken as KFC, Hainan Boneless. None have ever held a chicken while it bled to death. If they did, they wouldn't eat it.

Perhaps I overstated when I said someday, we'd all be Vegans. More accurately, it should be more and more will be vegans. My daughter (Primary school) already questions me and my wife whenever there is a whole cooked animal on the dining table (turkey, duck) on occassional feasts. I reply saying the pepperoni and sausage she so likes are no different, but there is change. She prefers cheese.

Cheers!

 

[Ramseth]

Ram, I wouldn't call it western, that sentiment is global.

I was at a neighbour gathering some years ago when my neighbour's brother brought some moose meat and distritbuted it. He hunts when season is on. Of those there, everyone loved meat. But when asked whether they'd participate in the dressing of the game, no hands were up ('cept mine). Back in Sg, the generation before mine (dad, uncles) all went outdoors to catch crabs, frogs, etc. during the sixties and seventies. Today, none of my younger cousins have ever killed a chicken. I was the last. My nieces and nephews know chicken as KFC, Hainan Boneless. None have ever held a chicken while it bled to death. If they did, they wouldn't eat it.

Perhaps I overstated when I said someday, we'd all be Vegans. More accurately, it should be more and more will be vegans. My daughter (Primary school) already questions me and my wife whenever there is a whole cooked animal on the dining table (turkey, duck) on occassional feasts. I reply saying the pepperoni and sausage she so likes are no different, but there is change. She prefers cheese.

There're very few who would be appetized by seeing the animal they're going to eat die dripping in blood. That's universal. Why I emphasized on western is the word hipocrisy. Animal loving and persecuting animal killers while at the same time still meat-eating is hipocrisy of western origin. In the orient, either you eat meat or don't meat. If you eat meat, any meat, you have no right to persecute any animal killer even if you don't know how to or dare not kill it. The pareto principle applies. 20% knows or dares to kill it and 80% wants to eat it without knowing how it's killed, pretending that prepared meat somehow doesn't come from lifeform.

I too grew up in an environment watching gannies and aunties slaughter chicken and duck alive. The very chicken and duck I played with in the afternoon ended up on the dinner table in the evening. I'm numb to it. There's no such thing as a benevolent way of slaughtering if you've watched the face of and heard the last cry of a chicken under the knife. And yet, people happily eating chicken rice and chicken chop are talking about prevention of and persecution against cruelty to animals.

I'd accept and respect that vegans are on moral high grounds to address this. If you eat meat, any meat, please stop talking against cruelty to animal, any animal.

 

[myo539]

That's the stupidity and hipocrisy of western culture, pretending to be kind to animals. They want to eat meat but don't want to see the animal killed. If you want to eat it, it has to be killed. If you want it sausaged, it has to be squashed and grinded. If you want it alive, don't eat it. If very few people eat it, very few will be killed.

It's ok for sharks to eat humans, but not ok for humans to eat shark fins.

 

[myo539]

Ram, I wouldn't call it western, that sentiment is global....

..... Today, none of my younger cousins have ever killed a chicken. I was the last. My nieces and nephews know chicken as KFC, Hainan Boneless. None have ever held a chicken while it bled to death. If they did, they wouldn't eat it....Cheers!

Wait till you see children watching sheep being "bled to death". I didn't even have the gut to watch it!

 

[looneytan]

Wait till you see children watching sheep being "bled to death". I didn't even have the gut to watch it!

Here, "sheep" being bled to death on daily basis.
Nice try