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Quote from: iv4n on June 20, 2017, 02:53:21 AM

I don't like how Chinese threat dogs also, it's closest animal to human, many see dogs as a best friends, I can't understand how they can eat dogs.

It is the treatment of the dogs which creates tension between the Oriental people and the others. But it will be wrong to ban the slaughter of dogs, just because a section of us regard dogs as very close to us. If we do that, then the Hindus will demand a ban on the slaughter of cattle, and the Muslims will ask for a ban on the consumption of pork. Food must be strictly based on personal choice.

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Quote from: bryant.coleman on June 19, 2017, 11:49:05 AM

I can see a lot of hatred directed at the Chinese in this thread. I admit that the Chinese are not angels. Some of their culinary practices needs to be either banned or modified. But what about the others? For example, shark fin soup is available in most of the American states. Do you know how painful is the practice of cutting off the fins from the sharks? And the less we talk about Foie gras, that better.

Shark fin soup is illegal in many states in the USA. Most places you see that list it list "imitation shark fin soup", though how or if they verify this I have no idea.

Shark fin soup is legal in states such as Florida. There were attempts to ban it, but the restaurant lobby managed to sabotage those attempts. And as far as I know, till now less than 10 states have banned shark fin soup in the United States (includes Texas, California, New York, Washington, Oregon, and a bunch of smaller states).

And what about US? Where are the buffalos? Where are other species? Animal cruelty is happening in every country, look at the meat farms and how they threat animals. All world is in the mess, and probably we should start to think about moving on vegetarianism, only in that way we can save animal's from further exploitation.
I don't like how Chinese threat dogs also, it's closest animal to human, many see dogs as a best friends, I can't understand how they can eat dogs.

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Quote from: bkbirge on June 19, 2017, 01:08:35 PM

Quote from: bryant.coleman on June 19, 2017, 11:49:05 AM

I can see a lot of hatred directed at the Chinese in this thread. I admit that the Chinese are not angels. Some of their culinary practices needs to be either banned or modified. But what about the others? For example, shark fin soup is available in most of the American states. Do you know how painful is the practice of cutting off the fins from the sharks? And the less we talk about Foie gras, that better.

Shark fin soup is illegal in many states in the USA. Most places you see that list it list "imitation shark fin soup", though how or if they verify this I have no idea.

Shark fin soup is legal in states such as Florida. There were attempts to ban it, but the restaurant lobby managed to sabotage those attempts. And as far as I know, till now less than 10 states have banned shark fin soup in the United States (includes Texas, California, New York, Washington, Oregon, and a bunch of smaller states).

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This is terrible, Trump just came to my mind saying: China!
And well, i guess Asia is popular for eating animals. Don't know if they kill them with cruel methods, but it's not for fun or sport.

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Quote from: bryant.coleman on June 19, 2017, 11:49:05 AM

I can see a lot of hatred directed at the Chinese in this thread. I admit that the Chinese are not angels. Some of their culinary practices needs to be either banned or modified. But what about the others? For example, shark fin soup is available in most of the American states. Do you know how painful is the practice of cutting off the fins from the sharks? And the less we talk about Foie gras, that better.

Shark fin soup is illegal in many states in the USA. Most places you see that list it list "imitation shark fin soup", though how or if they verify this I have no idea.

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Quote from: bryant.coleman on June 19, 2017, 11:49:05 AM

Quote from: Kemarit on June 19, 2017, 10:10:21 AM

Considering how big the Chinese population, they will eat anything they see fit like dogs and other animals. Also, their culture of eating dogs is not new as well. They even have a dog festival, which is the practice of dog eating. But the problem lies here is that they are eating dogs the whole year round, not just during this festival. Sadly, the cruelty is an inherent part of the dog meat trade: there's a traditional belief that the meat tastes better if the animal suffers as it dies, with adrenaline coursing through the body. So its inherent in their tradition that animal cruelty is accepted.

I can see a lot of hatred directed at the Chinese in this thread. I admit that the Chinese are not angels. Some of their culinary practices needs to be either banned or modified. But what about the others? For example, shark fin soup is available in most of the American states. Do you know how painful is the practice of cutting off the fins from the sharks? And the less we talk about Foie gras, that better.

Let's expand that to the current state of corporate farming. If you saw the condition of the animals (specifically chickens and pigs, cows aren't much better) you wouldn't eat that shit. I live rurally, there are literally like 10 chicken producers in a 5 mile radius. When you drive by the trucks, you understand. The birds are like a giant wound on the bottom. No feathers, irrirated skin, and they don't move. They just kinda sit there and stare ahead. I don't think they can stand Sad

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Quote from: Kemarit on June 19, 2017, 10:10:21 AM

Considering how big the Chinese population, they will eat anything they see fit like dogs and other animals. Also, their culture of eating dogs is not new as well. They even have a dog festival, which is the practice of dog eating. But the problem lies here is that they are eating dogs the whole year round, not just during this festival. Sadly, the cruelty is an inherent part of the dog meat trade: there's a traditional belief that the meat tastes better if the animal suffers as it dies, with adrenaline coursing through the body. So its inherent in their tradition that animal cruelty is accepted.

I can see a lot of hatred directed at the Chinese in this thread. I admit that the Chinese are not angels. Some of their culinary practices needs to be either banned or modified. But what about the others? For example, shark fin soup is available in most of the American states. Do you know how painful is the practice of cutting off the fins from the sharks? And the less we talk about Foie gras, that better.

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Quote from: Makka on June 19, 2017, 04:08:10 AM

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Quote from: joebrook on January 07, 2017, 11:32:15 AM

Which country is the most dangerous with regards to animals

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With a hidden camera they filmed animals undergoing mistreatment.
They remove the skin of all still living and claim that it is to allow a clean cut. After throwing the carcasses into piles, still alive and for about 10 minutes the heart beats and eyes blink and the paws of the dogs shake. There is still one who raised his head and fixed his bloodied eyes straight for camera.

http://features.peta.org/ChineseFurFarms/

In my opinion they are the Asian countries, but as you requested one, I will say that it is China.

I have a dog that I love very much and I can't believe when I see the Chinese doing cruelties with the dogs

I am admittedly not well-research as to animal welfare in different countries around the world but I have heard and read a lot about Chinese cruelty to animals. Not as a matter of animal "sports" or gambling such as horse fighting, dog fighting, cockfighting, and others. In China, almost every kind of animal is killed for human purposes, either for plain human consumption or according to pseudo-medical beliefs of having an element to cure whatever diseases or illness or as aphrodisiac, and others. Live dogs are tied in the market for sale as food. Even pangolins, turtles, birds, and other weird and endangered animal species are all for human consumption as food.

Considering how big the Chinese population, they will eat anything they see fit like dogs and other animals. Also, their culture of eating dogs is not new as well. They even have a dog festival, which is the practice of dog eating. But the problem lies here is that they are eating dogs the whole year round, not just during this festival. Sadly, the cruelty is an inherent part of the dog meat trade: there's a traditional belief that the meat tastes better if the animal suffers as it dies, with adrenaline coursing through the body. So its inherent in their tradition that animal cruelty is accepted.

Nothing to argue about it. As in literally they eat everything. Everything that has life. Some of the animals were kiled and smuggled for medicinal purposes according to them. They are heartless with animals because all they want is to eat. I do not know why they are like that. But they have all these strong stomach to eat anything here on earth.

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Quote from: Makka on June 19, 2017, 04:08:10 AM

Quote from: Slow death on January 07, 2017, 02:44:07 PM

Quote from: joebrook on January 07, 2017, 11:32:15 AM

Which country is the most dangerous with regards to animals

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With a hidden camera they filmed animals undergoing mistreatment.
They remove the skin of all still living and claim that it is to allow a clean cut. After throwing the carcasses into piles, still alive and for about 10 minutes the heart beats and eyes blink and the paws of the dogs shake. There is still one who raised his head and fixed his bloodied eyes straight for camera.

http://features.peta.org/ChineseFurFarms/

In my opinion they are the Asian countries, but as you requested one, I will say that it is China.

I have a dog that I love very much and I can't believe when I see the Chinese doing cruelties with the dogs

I am admittedly not well-research as to animal welfare in different countries around the world but I have heard and read a lot about Chinese cruelty to animals. Not as a matter of animal "sports" or gambling such as horse fighting, dog fighting, cockfighting, and others. In China, almost every kind of animal is killed for human purposes, either for plain human consumption or according to pseudo-medical beliefs of having an element to cure whatever diseases or illness or as aphrodisiac, and others. Live dogs are tied in the market for sale as food. Even pangolins, turtles, birds, and other weird and endangered animal species are all for human consumption as food.

Considering how big the Chinese population, they will eat anything they see fit like dogs and other animals. Also, their culture of eating dogs is not new as well. They even have a dog festival, which is the practice of dog eating. But the problem lies here is that they are eating dogs the whole year round, not just during this festival. Sadly, the cruelty is an inherent part of the dog meat trade: there's a traditional belief that the meat tastes better if the animal suffers as it dies, with adrenaline coursing through the body. So its inherent in their tradition that animal cruelty is accepted.

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The Chinese eat dog but i don't think it is a dangerous country in the context of animal.

I think Asian Countries are really cruel to animals, though many people has pets on this place. People on this continent eat dogs, and other animals that is usually not eaten on other countries or continent. They even kill and eat endangered species which is illegal to many countries in the world.

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Quote from: joebrook on January 07, 2017, 11:32:15 AM

Which country is the most dangerous with regards to animals

I heard Texas loves their barbecue!

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Quote from: Wayan_Pedjeng on June 19, 2017, 06:27:11 AM

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The Chinese eat dog but i don't think it is a dangerous country in the context of animal.

A few days back, I read reports of endangered captive Siberian Tigers being slaughtered for "exotic food" in China. This is very vile. How can they destroy these endangered animals? And that too, just to feed a few people? And also, China is the main consumer of animal parts, which include rhino horns, elephant tusks, musk deer glands.etc. So they should take the blame.

There are many countries where very rare animals are eaten. And even more such animals are killed by poachers. It is difficult to prove the state's guilt in the disappearance of certain species of animals.
In my country, veal is eaten, and in India this animal is considered sacred. Therefore, the danger depends on the culture and traditions of the local population

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The Chinese eat dog but i don't think it is a dangerous country in the context of animal.

A few days back, I read reports of endangered captive Siberian Tigers being slaughtered for "exotic food" in China. This is very vile. How can they destroy these endangered animals? And that too, just to feed a few people? And also, China is the main consumer of animal parts, which include rhino horns, elephant tusks, musk deer glands.etc. So they should take the blame.

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Quote from: Slow death on January 07, 2017, 02:44:07 PM

Quote from: joebrook on January 07, 2017, 11:32:15 AM

Which country is the most dangerous with regards to animals

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With a hidden camera they filmed animals undergoing mistreatment.
They remove the skin of all still living and claim that it is to allow a clean cut. After throwing the carcasses into piles, still alive and for about 10 minutes the heart beats and eyes blink and the paws of the dogs shake. There is still one who raised his head and fixed his bloodied eyes straight for camera.

http://features.peta.org/ChineseFurFarms/

In my opinion they are the Asian countries, but as you requested one, I will say that it is China.

I have a dog that I love very much and I can't believe when I see the Chinese doing cruelties with the dogs

I am admittedly not well-research as to animal welfare in different countries around the world but I have heard and read a lot about Chinese cruelty to animals. Not as a matter of animal "sports" or gambling such as horse fighting, dog fighting, cockfighting, and others. In China, almost every kind of animal is killed for human purposes, either for plain human consumption or according to pseudo-medical beliefs of having an element to cure whatever diseases or illness or as aphrodisiac, and others. Live dogs are tied in the market for sale as food. Even pangolins, turtles, birds, and other weird and endangered animal species are all for human consumption as food.

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China would be the answer. I read articles about how they abuse dogs. i also read that they also torturing birds and other animals. removing internal organs of the fishes while they are still alive. I hope there would be a law against animal cruelty in their country

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,Even if we elaborate those countries there would be many of them, and as I think each country may have issues regarding animal abuse. But if we can see it some just do it for fun or along with their tradition or their natural habits, this also happens when the ecosystem is being disturb and the worst is destroyed. Animals doesn't have any choice but to live among us, but the problem is that some people hate animals and being cruel and to think the ones destroying their habitat are no other than we.

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I'm more confused on this thread because people are interpreting this thread as to which there are dangerous animals in the country like Africa, Madagascar, or somewhere there would be beasts that ready to eat humans or that are dangerous for animals because of humans. I read here in this thread that people are actually seeing it as countries that are dangerous FOR animals. But I think the OP wants to know who has the most dangerous animals.

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I guess that would be in middle east where there are some civil war occuring in Afghanistan, libya, syria,bhenghazi. I believe that where the ISIS terrorist group origanated now terrorizing the world with fear. Some said ISIS were created because the US government wouldn't let them decide what's right for their country but instead stealing all their natural resources just to make profit. I think the true evil and dangerous ciuntry in this world is the US cause they spy and manipulate other countries to gain strength and to be able to control them.

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Quote from: markyshat7 on June 18, 2017, 06:46:26 PM

dangerous country for animals? Japan and china I think, as far as I know they are really cruel to certain types of animals, they even eat dogs and cats

You are mistaken about Japan? The Japanese are a very civilized bunch of people (although 50% of the world's weirdness originate from there) and they never indulge in cruelty against the animals. Perhaps you mistook Japan for Korea. The Chinese and the Koreans are well known for their cruelty against the animals (especially dogs).

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