ManSnake
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Originally posted by: Nemesis77
Originally posted by: ManSnake
Originally posted by: Nemesis77
Originally posted by: ManSnake
Originally posted by: Nemesis77
Originally posted by: ManSnake
Originally posted by: Nemesis77
Do you know how they prepare the dog meat in China? You know how meat gets better if you beat it? Apparently that applies to dogs as well. And it seems that the meat it extra-good if you beat it while the animal is still alive. So the dogs that they are about to eat are literally beaten to death with sticks. It "makes the meat better".
You got it all wrong! Chinese people don't like to eat meat with blood, so before they cut up the animal to cook, they first drain the blood! To the Chinese, meat with blood still in it is NASTY.
They can't drain the boold after the animal has been killed?
Well, you tell me, how do they drain the blood if you "beat the meat really good"? If everything's smashed up, it's hard to drain the blood completely. Just think about it, if you were a cook, would you drain the blood first, cut the meat up then beat the meat or would you beat the animal while it's still alive and have broken bones and everything before you try to drain the blood?
Use common sense!
Ummmm... I don't think they smash the meat in to bloody pulp if that's what you are suggesting. Besides, that story was already confirmed from another source as well.
hello?
Filipino != Chinese
Allow me to quote SSP:
Actually he's right. When I said "its worse then dog farms" that's what I was talking about (not the best way to put it I know). They import a special breed from the west (forgot the breed) and keep then in small cages. They are tortured so they produce adrenaline or something, which they say makes the meat taste better. The papers even had pictures of the dogs, it was sick.
Where in the quote did he say anything about beating the dog to death with a stick? My replies were to your comment on the Chinese beating the dog to death with a stick because and I quote "makes the meat better". That makes absolutely no sense.