Killing for curiousity: What makes a monster?

[enchilado]

I agree. Like a rooburger?

[Nate]

I don't get your objection, Ench. Why are you fine eating some meats and not others? Why do the worst habit of the pigmeat and kangaroo meat industries get revealed and shamed, but not the poultry or cattle industries?

[Sekto Springs]

Deer are native to the area yes. I was referring of course to the number, not so much the reason.

[enchilado]

I don't eat any meat personally. And I'm sorry I omitted poultry and cattle.

[Havoc]

I only have a problem with meat if it comes from a threatened species. Like in China there is a tiger farm where they breed tigers just to kill them and eat them (is there anything they don't eat over there?). At the same time there are about 1001 programs all around the world to save these animals from going extinct.

Sure, the breeding farm isn't taking away from the existing wild population (aside from the original two tigers, I bet), but doing that is almost like rubbing it people's faces or something, it's just wrong :S.

[Sekto Springs]

I only have a problem with meat if it comes from a threatened species. Like in China there is a tiger farm where they breed tigers just to kill them and eat them (is there anything they don't eat over there?).

At least they're more ethical than you in that they kill the tiger first.

[Havoc]

Funny attempt at being funny is funny, but your logic fails. No rep for you.

[Sekto Springs]

No rep for you.

You do realize by saying that, you have pretty much guaranteed me rep by somebody.

As for China, they are probably the biggest bunch of non-ethics in the world. They abandoned ethics in favor of another "e" word long ago; efficiency. It wont be long before China openly admits to grinding up spare babies to make hamburger helper to feed to it's increasing population.