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If that's what they want to do that's great! They have a right to have there own unique culture and
there's no reason that we should make up dumb rules and stop them! There not asking us to follow
there laws so lets just leave them alone |
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Let me state right now that I am a “cat person,” so have very little love for dogs.
Meat is meat, as I’ve argued on these pages in the debate about slaughtering mustangs for
consumption. It is a culturally specific prohibition to not eat dog meat. This does not give us the
right to condemn societies that do.
I ate farm-raised guinea pig in Peru, despite having kept them as pets. In South Africa, I was
served a “game plate” of zebra, ostrich, crocodile, warthog, and kudu; later, I ate insects
there. In Bali, I ate a fruit bat. If I were in Korea, I’d have no qualms about eating dog (or
cat).
From a strict-vegetarian’s perspective, one can argue that it is immoral to eat ANY mammal
species, not to mention birds, reptiles, or fish. Following this line, to condemn Koreans for eating
dog is doubly offensive (and hypocritical). |
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This is a really interesting argument. I thank you for raising the issue.
I`m for it. |
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Not for it, this is not right. It's sick |
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07 Apr 2008 18:33
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