Why do people not eat dogs.

[king12345]

Antone

i was not referring to you when I questioned the use of the word we, I was questioning the wisdom of using the word we in the context that consumer dude used it . I am not at all saying it was done deliberately however

 

Title of thread - Why do people not eat dogs\

reference we do not eat dogs

 

Therefore it could, and I stress could, suggest, that the person who wrote it thinks that, we are people ,but that those that eat dog are not people .Do you see what I mean about having to be very careful with language?

 

Political correctness beyond reasonable person comprehension...

[fletch70]

It was not intended to be a lecture on political correctness , just a comment on how language can be interpreted differently and frankly many people (myself included) need to question our unconscious prejudices .

An example, whatever politicians may claim, we still live in a patriarchal society where women are treated less fairly than men but that is a whole other thread

[obiter dictum]

I say a pluralistic society society myself

[fletch70]

I say a pluralistic society society myself

 

Have you been cutting and pasting again?

I am quite happy to discuss why we do not live in a pluralistic society but right now right here is neither the time or place

[obiter dictum]

And i say we do live in a Pluralistic society, all democracies are in having many individual interpretations.

And i have not even brought morality into the equation

[maroondevo52]

I had some IKEA meatballs today, tasty

[Clear33]

I had some IKEA meatballs today, tasty

 

 

are these the new Vegan ikea Meatballs? Ikea launches a mission to reduce carbon footprints:

 

 

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2015/04/08/ikea-meatballs-vegan-chicken_n_7019172.html

[Clear33]

It was not intended to be a lecture on political correctness , just a comment on how language can be interpreted differently and frankly many people (myself included) need to question our unconscious prejudices .

An example, whatever politicians may claim, we still live in a patriarchal society where women are treated less fairly than men but that is a whole other thread

 

 

I did think initially, dogs are people. Anyone knows each dog is an individual with their likes, dislikes, little quirky ways, phobias, dreams, traumas.

[maroondevo52]

are these the new Vegan ikea Meatballs? Ikea launches a mission to reduce carbon footprints:

 

 

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2015/04/08/ikea-meatballs-vegan-chicken_n_7019172.html

 

No, I think I had the old horse one's, noticed they also stopped selling fizzy cola.

[tobyjugg2]

are these the new Vegan ikea Meatballs? Ikea launches a mission to reduce carbon footprints:

 

 

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2015/04/08/ikea-meatballs-vegan-chicken_n_7019172.html

 

Despite being a confirmed lifelong meat eater, I really like the veggie burgers you can get - the ones that aren't trying to pretend to be meat.

The quorn stuff trying to be meat is still rubbish.

 

(The veggie ones are a bit rubbish in a cob but nice with chips)

[Clear33]

Despite being a confirmed lifelong meat eater, I really like the veggie burgers you can get - the ones that aren't trying to pretend to be meat.

The quorn stuff trying to be meat is still rubbish.

 

(The veggie ones are a bit rubbish in a cob but nice with chips)

 

 

It occurred to me last week that really meat is cut up into little 'pretty' slices, handy for putting in between bread etc. and far removed from the slaughterhouse because it is the one pretending not to be meat!

 

 

so we take out his or her eye balls, intestines, brains etc, and the final meat products really resemble nothing of a whole body.

 

 

I don't mind then quorn products looking like a little round slice, or mince etc. If there was quorn eyeballs - well, I don't think that would sell! (perhaps to a select few!)

[Clear33]

No, I think I had the old horse one's, noticed they also stopped selling fizzy cola.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Yeah, interested in watching how ikea does in their 'mission'. It surprised me.

[tobyjugg2]

It occurred to me last week that really meat is cut up into little 'pretty' slices, handy for putting in between bread etc. and far removed from the slaughterhouse because it is the one pretending not to be meat!

 

 

so we take out his or her eye balls, intestines, brains etc, and the final meat products really resemble nothing of a whole body.

 

 

I don't mind then quorn products looking like a little round slice, or mince etc. If there was quorn eyeballs - well, I don't think that would sell! (perhaps to a select few!)

 

Drumsticks?

rack of lamb

Leg of lamb?

 

and of course

[Clear33]

took several tries to download yesterday and failed. finally got to view it. now my cooking skillset is complete

[Clear33]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dog_meat

 

 

seems like its decreasing in popularity in places that do eat dogs and cats. Interesting read.

[fletch70]

Oh Wiki it must be true

[Clear33]

I do expect the figure is decreasing for various reasons, but yeah I know - wiki wise

 

 

GQ just voted the best burger in the world...

 

 

http://metro.co.uk/2015/11/11/the-best-burger-in-the-world-has-been-announced-and-it-has-no-meat-in-it-5493619/

 

 

Erm had to chuckle at this... its called The superiority Burger lol