April 24th, 2008, 09:01 AM
Quoting YoungJoonKim
If life were as simple as being able to choose to feed the hungry, and having it immediately and easily happen, then there would be no hungry people in the world YoungJoonKim.
You know what's more disgusting?
In North America, pets get more nutrients than all of the poor and starving children.
THAT'S SICK, I say.
I know, I know, everyone's "love for pet." But you know what? Its sick and its about time we, developed world, start taking priorities--save our race first then maybe dog...then cat...
In North America, pets get more nutrients than all of the poor and starving children.
THAT'S SICK, I say.
I know, I know, everyone's "love for pet." But you know what? Its sick and its about time we, developed world, start taking priorities--save our race first then maybe dog...then cat...
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April 24th, 2008, 09:36 AM
Quoting eh1eh
South Korea isn't exactly laking in conventional food supplies so being hungry isn't the issue.
Well I guess they are hungry. If one animal is hungry and eats another animal, that is called the circle of life, Non?
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April 24th, 2008, 11:39 AM
Quoting Zzarchov
The fact that you can buy dog in south korea and it's not subject to any safety regulations would make it unconventional and possibly dangerous, Zzarchov.
Who decides whats "conventional" food supplies?
I eat steak, other people think thats abhorred when other food is available. I also have eaten Bison, Ostrich, Squirrel, Snake...
I eat steak, other people think thats abhorred when other food is available. I also have eaten Bison, Ostrich, Squirrel, Snake...
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April 24th, 2008, 12:18 PM
Quoting Zzarchov
Not my cup of tea, but if it was processed as a "food" I suppose it would be ok. Ship it to the North, seems like they would actually "need" the food.
But if it was subject to safety regulations it would be fine though?
