STOP Chinese Bear Farms!!

[DivideBYZero]

This link made me feel ill.

If you know of any Bear Devrived products available in your country, post them here.

Bear farming growing in China

 

[Vegito]

The "chinese" people always find illegal things to do..

 

[xospec1alk]

friggin chinese people...dont they understand what modern medicine is about?

 

[StageLeft]

Originally posted by: xospec1alk
friggin chinese people...dont they understand what modern medicine is about?

Ignorant people do ignorant things. Not to say all chinese are ignorant, but what's next? Blood letting?

The prcoess causes many of the animals to resort to chewing their paws to cope with the pain.

Ah for frig's sake.

 

[soccerbud34]

that is a sick, sick thing to do

 

[WinkOsmosis]

But it's okay because they are such big international traders. Not like they have weapons of mass destruction or anything, so don't worry about it.

 

[SSP]

:| This is worse then the dog farms.

 

[WinkOsmosis]

What's wrong with the dog farms? Are they cruel too or is it the fact that dogs are a sacred animal to westerners?

 

[Nemesis77]

:|

 

[gopunk]

Originally posted by: forcesho
The "chinese" people always find illegal things to do..

why the quotes?

 

[xospec1alk]

Originally posted by: Skoorb

Originally posted by: xospec1alk
friggin chinese people...dont they understand what modern medicine is about?

Ignorant people do ignorant things. Not to say all chinese are ignorant, but what's next? Blood letting?

The prcoess causes many of the animals to resort to chewing their paws to cope with the pain.

Ah for frig's sake.

my mom took me to a chinese doctor once, and he had this contraption to suck blood outta me...felt like someone was giving me a hickey...then he gave me abunch of herbs and stuff and told me to eat it....ack..

 

[MaxDSP]

Originally posted by: Jellomancer
What's wrong with the dog farms? Are they cruel too or is it the fact that dogs are a sacred animal to westerners?

he may have been referring to puppy mills. Puppy mills are absolutely horrible places that keep adult dogs in captivity in small wire cages with their only pupose being to breed and make puppies. That's also the place where many pet stores get their puppies, unfortunately.


EDIT: some links about puppy mills

 

[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".

 

[gopunk]

Originally posted by: xospec1alk

Originally posted by: Skoorb

Originally posted by: xospec1alk
friggin chinese people...dont they understand what modern medicine is about?

Ignorant people do ignorant things. Not to say all chinese are ignorant, but what's next? Blood letting?

The prcoess causes many of the animals to resort to chewing their paws to cope with the pain.

Ah for frig's sake.

my mom took me to a chinese doctor once, and he had this contraption to suck blood outta me...felt like someone was giving me a hickey...then he gave me abunch of herbs and stuff and told me to eat it....ack..

but you got better right?

 

[gopunk]

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".

i think you're thinking of korea...

 

[Nemesis77]

Originally posted by: gopunk

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".

i think you're thinking of korea...

China. One of my co-workers spent 2 years in Shanghai. He told me about it.

 

[Azraele]

:|:disgust:

 

[Bluga]

Originally posted by: xospec1alk
friggin chinese people...dont they understand what modern medicine is about?

friggin americans, just because they saw something on news they think everyone does that, pathetic.

That's how Chinese does stuff, if you don't like it, either do something about it or shut the **** up. No one is asking you to eat bears.

 

[gopunk]

China. One of my co-workers spent 2 years in Shanghai. He told me about it.

he saw this go on?

 

[Bluga]

Originally posted by: Nemesis77

Originally posted by: gopunk

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".

i think you're thinking of korea...

China. One of my co-workers spent 2 years in Shanghai. He told me about it.

so you "heard" about it. I spent 1 year traveling in Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzohu and i never "heard" stuff like that.

 

[JoeBaD]

Bluga,

What's you're problem arsehole?!

 

[LoqT]

Not to downplay on the cruelty to bears, but how is this different then the way farmers treat calves for veal? Different uses yes, but just as cruel if not more so. Just because McDonalds has a happy clown for a spokesperson doesn't make the process they farm their meat any less cruel than other what you would consider "developed" countries. If bears didn't have the cute factor going for them I doubt any of you would care. If they were doing this to rats no one would give a $Hi# so you should all get off your high horses and look at whats happening at home before you go pointing fingers at others.

I'm no animal activist but I see hypocrisy in these arguments. The whining about the eating of dogs.... just because it's taboo in American culture doesn't make it any better then eating pork or beef. People in India hold cows sacred to their religion, everyone leaves them alone doesn't even think they should be kept as pets. Imagine how they feel seeing how high and mighty Americans treat calves for veal, or even regular cows for milk. Unless you've actually gone to a slaughterhouse and seen it happen you have NO IDEA. It isn't the cleanest of places and watching what happens to the animals can be pretty traumatizing if you're young (happened to me). I'm an American and I find it embarrasing that we are so quick to point the fingers to other countries and judge what they do all the while being just as guilty ourselves.

Bears sure are cute....

 

[gopunk]

Originally posted by: JoeBaD
Bluga,

What's you're problem arsehole?!

?

 

[Nemesis77]

Originally posted by: gopunk

China. One of my co-workers spent 2 years in Shanghai. He told me about it.

he saw this go on?

He talked to a guy who works at a restaurant and does it. He just casually told him that "we beat the dogs to death with these sticks. It makes the meat better". Luckily he didn't give a demonstration. My coworker wanted take one of those sticks and beat the guy with it.

 

[gopunk]

Originally posted by: Bluga

Originally posted by: Nemesis77

Originally posted by: gopunk

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".

i think you're thinking of korea...

China. One of my co-workers spent 2 years in Shanghai. He told me about it.

so you "heard" about it. I spent 1 year traveling in Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzohu and i never "heard" stuff like that.

i haven't spent a year there, but i still think it is a little suspect. maybe if your coworker had been spending time in the rural areas... but shanghai? i dunno