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For non-vegetarians, it is also a shame, because rabbits are really delicious. This makes me wonder: I saw no exemption in that article of owning rabbits for m
by beeforpork 9y ago
For non-vegetarians, it is also a shame, because rabbits are really delicious.
This makes me wonder: I saw no exemption in that article of owning rabbits for meat production, so does that mean that down under, there is no rabbit on any restaurant's menu?
- phillc73 9y agoPretty sure I've eaten rabbit in a restaurant in Australia, but I am sure it was wild rabbit. I remember as a child in Australia eating a lot of rabbit. My father would hunt them and Mum's speciality was curried rabbit. I used to love it. They really are vermin in Australia. Ever time I see a rabbit in Europe I have an almost visceral desire to kill it. Growing up in rural Australia I've seen first hamd the damage they can do if left unchecked.
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- carnismisfunny 9y agoCurious how insecure non-vegetarians are about their carnistic tendencies, that they must make jokes about enslaving and brutalizing sentient creatures. There mustn't be even a momentary lapse in hatred and cognitive dissonance to maintain the facade of carnist ideology.
- DonHopkins 9y agoIf God didn't mean for you to eat people, he wouldn't have made people of meat. Same goes for rabbits, too. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PBtsi3CkfBE https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PBtsi3CkfBE