anyone ever eat horse meat?

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I'll give you a chance to explain yourself, Bear06.

Why is eating horsemeat on rare occasion bad exactly?
 

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I'll give you a chance to explain yourself, Bear06.

Why is eating horsemeat on rare occasion bad exactly?

Eating your horse would be like eating your dog if it died. I think it's messed up but that's my opinion. I know UrBlock and Ole69 also share the same opinion.
 

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Eating your horse would be like eating your dog if it died. I think it's messed up but that's my opinion. I know UrBlock and Ole69 also share the same opinion.
Well that's not the context of my situation you twat. The colt was for sale, had to be put down, now I am eating it. Don't be such a sissy.
 

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Sauerbraten, texas style chili and a nice lean 'horsestrami' im curing are next on the menu this month!
 

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Eating your horse would be like eating your dog if it died. I think it's messed up but that's my opinion. I know UrBlock and Ole69 also share the same opinion.

What's wrong with eating your dog? If the meat isn't tainted, you don't judge someone. You do know that if we don't eat that meat, something will, that is how the circle of life works. Also, you do know that there is still an ongoing hunger crisis in the world. Wasting food, especially when it has obvious benefits, is far worse.


What about farmers that have cows, pigs, sheep, chickens? Is that like eating your dog?
 

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You're a fucking idiot.

Shame, I would have liked to hear your reasoning behind acting like a petulant child about this topic. But hey, acting like a tool is easier isn't it?
 

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Shame, I would have liked to hear your reasoning behind acting like a petulant child about this topic. But hey, acting like a tool is easier isn't it?

Hecanthelphimself. Wut is your avatar btw?
 

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We might try to go vegetarian this year. I'm nervous but we did cut out most red meat a while ago.
 

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I'll give you a chance to explain yourself, Bear06.

Why is eating horsemeat on rare occasion bad exactly?

Because it's like eating his mom!


On a lighter note, I spent many summers on a farm. Horses are not smarter than cows or sheep. So no they are not like our dogs or cats. Also, you would be surprised how smart (free range) chickens actually are. They aren't dopes.
 

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Because it's like eating his mom!


On a lighter note, I spent many summers on a farm. Horses are not smarter than cows or sheep. So no they are not like our dogs or cats. Also, you would be surprised how smart (free range) chickens actually are. They aren't dopes.

Like FirstTimer said go swallow a knife you uneducated goon.
 

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Eating your horse would be like eating your dog if it died. I think it's messed up but that's my opinion. I know UrBlock and Ole69 also share the same opinion.

HeHateMe is good people.

I wouldn't eat an animal I knew (knowingly), but I have exercised cognitive dissonance when eating dead mammals all my life. I met a cow and pig the other day and it broke my heart (cue ********** jokes), which was weird, because I grew up on a farm where we kept animals raised for slaughter (we didn't slaughter them, but fattened them up) and I didn't think twice about it back then. I took care of them and didn't even think about the fact that they were going to probably be killed in a painful way. Or if I did, I put it out of my mind.

If I become a vegetarian, I'm not gonna be militant. I just feel bad.

This is gonna be difficult because I love churrascarias, galbi, carnitas, veal milanese, korean short ribs, porterhouse steaks, and fried bologna.

For the record, I also think cemeteries are bullshit. Why use the dead as real estate?

--Thus concludes ole69's diary for 2/17/13, and apologies for the tangent
 
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thanks and good luck if you decide to become a veg. It's difficult for sure. All that stuff you listed, I want a platter of that for dinner now.

I feel bad about most animals that are slaughtered for food, but by contrast not the ones I and my family consume for the most part. There's a big difference between pasture animals and those feed lot guys especially when it comes to humane treatment. If you watch "Frankensteer" and have any sort of conscience you will see what I'm talking about.
 

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I hear you, and sounds like you're humane about it. I gotta psyche myself up for a tofu dinner tonight
 
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