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  • so much for Chinese eating dogs, it's way more prevalent in Korea than in China, even if you wanted dog meat in Beijing you have the best odds finding it in Korean restaurant

    personally was never interested in dog meat, tried snake, didn't like, ants/crickets meh, bush rat is OK probably better than frog, donkey already better than pork, but my favorite is (Sichuanese) bullfrog, such a shame we don't eat them in Europe, amazing combo of great fish like meat with easy bones like chicken

  • I met someone at a party in San Francisco who had been an American soldier stuck in a place without support in Afghanistan with his squad. He said dog bbq was pretty good, especially the ribs.
  • Other than in terms of human opinion, in what sense is eating dog less ethical than eating cow or pig? I love my dog, don't intend to eat her, and don't want anyone else to eat her. But given my fondness for eating cows and pigs, I can't justify a dog meat ban on my friends and neighbors.

    I'm a fool who looks for coherence and reason in the laws I'm forced to obey. Which would be an odd thing to find in a democracy.

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