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Q Cubed
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t3h y3ll0w p3ril
Apr 1999 time: 23:21
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i was born and raised in the us.
however, every year since i was 6 i'd been to korea for the summer, a good 3-4 months; i've gone during winter break sometimes, too. the last time i went, however, was almost a year and half ago. i'm 19.5 now, so~
i'd say i have at least 6-7 years of experience living there, and fairly knowledgable of what i'm talking about.
that, and my mom, born and raised there, and my dad, born and raised there, haven't had it... and none of my relatives, extended family, their friends... who were born and raised and still live there...
so you see, this myth about eating dogs and exaggerated percentages for those that eat them regularly are quite false.
quote: Q: Your making it sound like im bashing all Koreans for being terrible dog eaters, im not...i've never said that, but those that do are barbarians(as are anyone who eats cows). |
by your standards. who are you to judge? you don't have any basis for application of your morality, your ideals, over another culture which didn't even have a parallel development with your own.
eating dogs is no more barbaric than eating cows. and eating cows isn't barbaric at all from a certain point of view.
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Mercator
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Sorekara no Nanimo
Jan 1970 time: 06:21
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I don't see any problems in eating dog. The only objection could be cruel treatment, I guess... But that's no different here.
And how about horses? In continental Europe, there's nothing special about that. I've eaten plenty of it, and it's not even a special delicacy or anything...
Not to mention deer, lamb, hare, rabbit, duck, bison, or even ostrich, kangaroo, crocodile and zebra. Those are the more exotic delicacies freely available in the west.
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Lefty Scaevola
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San Antonio TX USA
Oct 2000 time: 23:21
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Hey, look! Uber-commies and Uber-Capitalists can agree of some culinary aspects of culture, now that we have a common enemy, the vegans, when there is a good buffet of food and drink, the political conversation tends to dry up in favor of more sensual and entertaining subjects. Damn, I think I will get a recipie for dog: There a about Asian food markets near my house, and three dozen such restaurants. Dog is also a special party dish in Vietnam, the Phillipines, and elsewhere is Asia, is it not?
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Lefty Scaevola
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San Antonio TX USA
Oct 2000 time: 23:21
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quote: Originally posted by Mercator
Not to mention deer, lamb, hare, rabbit, duck, bison, or even ostrich, kangaroo, crocodile and zebra. Those are the more exotic delicacies freely available in the west. |
There is a most excellent restautrant west of Austin, Hudsons on the Bend, Tthat specialized in exotic game dishes. Their cookboock is titled "Cooking Fearlessly"
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Lefty Scaevola
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San Antonio TX USA
Oct 2000 time: 23:21
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quote: Originally posted by Q Cubed
nobody talks about the chinese, the viet, the laotians, etc. eating dogs. |
Around here, even in the middle of Korean food district of san Antonio (North of Fort Sam Houston) I had heard of dog recipies in connection first with the Phillipines (a whole roast, stuffed with rice and other food), and secondly with Vietnamese, years before in connection with Korean food, and it all cases it was a party food, such as for a wedding, with a specially raised food animal. Nor does there seem to be any significance non aceptence in my area, it is just another one of the bit of foreign culture that the military (which is very highly repected in this town) brought from over seas.
Last edited by Lefty Scaevola on 21-08-2002 at 21:55
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JCG
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between a rock and a hard place
Feb 2002 time: 00:21
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They can eat whatever they want, just as everyone else eats whatever they want.
Some people eat ants, other eat cow, others dogs, etc. No difference, they are all animals, sheesh. They eat each other all the time, it's natural (unless they eat plants, plankton, etc. obviously).
I wouldn't eat dogs, but I wouldn't care at all if someone else does.
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