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Topic	Yulin dog meat festival begins in China
marc55 06/22/19 6:18:37 PM #46:	brestugo posted... marc55 posted... Master_Bass posted... brestugo posted... Yulins so-called lychee and dog meat festival is just a popular custom of ours. Popular customs themselves cannot be right or wrong, Yulin resident Wang Yue told Reuters. Of course they can be wrong. If it was a popular custom to kill people that doesn't make it morally right. That was a poorly thought out idea by that resident. ive read the festival is too new to be considered a cultural event and most of the dogs they eat there are stolen pets oh the ones trying to rescue those pets and stop the festival are chinesse .....people on CE told me before they werent Yeah from what I gather the event is only around 20 years old. An international organization, Humane Society International is one of the groups trying to shut down the "festival" but the activists that are doing the actual work in China are Chinese. dont know if accurate but seems over 80% of the dogs they sell to eat are stolen and they ve been fighting for animal cruelty laws too they are tortured like in the video that guy described because they claim it makes them taste better >_< --- There is no sound, no voice, no cry in all the world that can be heard... until someone listens. <cite>marc55 posted [p:923700061] in Yulin dog ... [t:77809782]...</cite> <quote><cite>brestugo posted...</cite> <quote><cite>marc55 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Master_Bass posted...</cite> <quote><cite>brestugo posted...</cite> <quote>Yulins so-called lychee and dog meat festival is just a popular custom of ours. Popular customs themselves cannot be right or wrong, Yulin resident Wang Yue told Reuters.</quote> Of course they can be wrong. If it was a popular custom to kill people that doesn't make it morally right. That was a poorly thought out idea by that resident.</quote> ive read the festival is too new to be considered a cultural event and most of the dogs they eat there are stolen pets oh the ones trying to rescue those pets and stop the festival are chinesse .....people on CE told me before they werent</quote> Yeah from what I gather the event is only around 20 years old. An international organization, Humane Society International is one of the groups trying to shut down the "festival" but the activists that are doing the actual work in China are Chinese.</quote> dont know if accurate but seems over 80% of the dogs they sell to eat are stolen and they ve been fighting for animal cruelty laws too they are tortured like in the video that guy described because they claim it makes them taste better >_< --- There is no sound, no voice, no cry in all the world that can be heard... until someone listens.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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