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>Capital uppercase YES. We are trying to save millions of sentient and really smart animals in the planet that could die from famine if we don't bring real solu

>Capital uppercase YES. We are trying to save millions of sentient and really smart animals in the planet that could die from famine if we don't bring real solutions. Oh yeah, we will save millions of lives by eating octopus - which is viewed as an exquisite dish, grouped with the rest of sea food enterprise. /s Extremely efficient, and totally not to cut costs. /s In fact Pescanova is known for it's quest to end world hunger. ( even more /s)

pvaldes 5y ago
> Oh yeah, we will save millions of lives by eating octopus - which is viewed as an exquisite dish, grouped with the rest of sea food enterprise. /s You may had heard about an organization called FAO. For some reason, they think that seafood is important for humans. https://www.fao.org/home/en https://www.fao.org/home/en But if you don't like it, or this is not in your culture, this is perfectly OK. Just don't eat it and problem solved for everybody.
- sweetheart 5y ago
  > Just don't eat it and problem solved for everybody. Well, certainly not the octopi.
  - pvaldes 5y ago
    Especially for the octopi. You need to think further
    - sweetheart 5y ago
      Uh no, I’m pretty sure that the octopi that are being farmed for consumption aren’t in an enviable position. You know, considering they are bred in captivity and killed prematurely against their will and all.
- libertine 5y ago
  Nah, I'm sorry but that's just bullshit. I doubt FAO is talking about the upper classes eating Octopus or Lobster in some restaurant, so yeah, that argument doesn't stick. >But if you don't like it, or this is not in your culture, this is perfectly OK. Just don't eat it and problem solved for everybody. That's just the crappiest argument: "Oh you don't like that dolphins are gathered in a bay and clubbed to death in Japan? Don't eat dolphin, problem solved. It's just culture." "Don't like to eat dogs? Don't eat dogs, problem solved. It's culture." "Don't like to eat bats? Don't eat bat, problem solved. It's not your culture." "Don't like to see bulls getting fucked up in bullfights? Don't watch it, problem solved. It's culture in some places". If culture was justification for anything, slaves would still be a major work force in every developed country. It was just culture after all, right?
  - pvaldes 5y ago
    > I doubt FAO is talking about the upper classes eating Octopus or Lobster in some restaurant I see. So the problem is that at this moment, somewhere, a rich could be eating well and having a lot of fun... and this is unacceptable and outrageous for some reason. Or that you want to play the envy card, and convince us to start a revolution? Send us to take the capitol dressed as captain shrimpmurica, Qmejillon, or something?. I don't think so. Bad news for you. I'm adult, and not impressed by such dumb attempts of emotional manipulation. In your little world only royals eat octopus and lobsters? Really? You obviously never has been in a Mediterranean country. Or in Southern Asia. Or in South America.
    - libertine 5y ago
      You're so entangled in the shit you tried to paddle you don't even know where you are now. Let me get you back on track: You were saying FOA deemed sea food as important, like that was some argument that justifies breeding yet another animal with high levels of cognition. I said that Pescanova wasn't trying to save the world from hunger, they sell to retail and restaurants, so this is just a way to cut costs. And you went on some non-sense bullshit about culture - which of course doesn't justify wrong doing am I right? I broke it down to help you understand it giving you examples. Now... you're trying to flip this around, bridging from FOA - which you mentioned in some stupid attempt to justify eating octopus and lobster - to me being jealous of those who can afford to pay for such foods. You are owning yourself with your own arguments man, we just need to sit back and watch you. >I'm adult, and not impressed by such dumb attempts of emotional manipulation. Well you're not behaving like an adult, but more like a teen that's grasping for arguments after he paddled bullshit and got caught. >You obviously never has been in a Mediterranean country. Or in Southern Asia. Or in South America. I'm from the south of Portugal my guy, you know, one of the cultural groups you were talking about. We have plenty of octopus and lobster - we also have bull fighting just in case you didn't know. Yeah... that's a wrap.

pvaldes 5y ago

> Oh yeah, we will save millions of lives by eating octopus - which is viewed as an exquisite dish, grouped with the rest of sea food enterprise. /s You may had heard about an organization called FAO. For some reason, they think that seafood is important for humans. https://www.fao.org/home/en https://www.fao.org/home/en But if you don't like it, or this is not in your culture, this is perfectly OK. Just don't eat it and problem solved for everybody.

sweetheart 5y ago
> Just don't eat it and problem solved for everybody. Well, certainly not the octopi.
- pvaldes 5y ago
  Especially for the octopi. You need to think further
  - sweetheart 5y ago
    Uh no, I’m pretty sure that the octopi that are being farmed for consumption aren’t in an enviable position. You know, considering they are bred in captivity and killed prematurely against their will and all.
libertine 5y ago
Nah, I'm sorry but that's just bullshit. I doubt FAO is talking about the upper classes eating Octopus or Lobster in some restaurant, so yeah, that argument doesn't stick. >But if you don't like it, or this is not in your culture, this is perfectly OK. Just don't eat it and problem solved for everybody. That's just the crappiest argument: "Oh you don't like that dolphins are gathered in a bay and clubbed to death in Japan? Don't eat dolphin, problem solved. It's just culture." "Don't like to eat dogs? Don't eat dogs, problem solved. It's culture." "Don't like to eat bats? Don't eat bat, problem solved. It's not your culture." "Don't like to see bulls getting fucked up in bullfights? Don't watch it, problem solved. It's culture in some places". If culture was justification for anything, slaves would still be a major work force in every developed country. It was just culture after all, right?
- pvaldes 5y ago
  > I doubt FAO is talking about the upper classes eating Octopus or Lobster in some restaurant I see. So the problem is that at this moment, somewhere, a rich could be eating well and having a lot of fun... and this is unacceptable and outrageous for some reason. Or that you want to play the envy card, and convince us to start a revolution? Send us to take the capitol dressed as captain shrimpmurica, Qmejillon, or something?. I don't think so. Bad news for you. I'm adult, and not impressed by such dumb attempts of emotional manipulation. In your little world only royals eat octopus and lobsters? Really? You obviously never has been in a Mediterranean country. Or in Southern Asia. Or in South America.
  - libertine 5y ago
    You're so entangled in the shit you tried to paddle you don't even know where you are now. Let me get you back on track: You were saying FOA deemed sea food as important, like that was some argument that justifies breeding yet another animal with high levels of cognition. I said that Pescanova wasn't trying to save the world from hunger, they sell to retail and restaurants, so this is just a way to cut costs. And you went on some non-sense bullshit about culture - which of course doesn't justify wrong doing am I right? I broke it down to help you understand it giving you examples. Now... you're trying to flip this around, bridging from FOA - which you mentioned in some stupid attempt to justify eating octopus and lobster - to me being jealous of those who can afford to pay for such foods. You are owning yourself with your own arguments man, we just need to sit back and watch you. >I'm adult, and not impressed by such dumb attempts of emotional manipulation. Well you're not behaving like an adult, but more like a teen that's grasping for arguments after he paddled bullshit and got caught. >You obviously never has been in a Mediterranean country. Or in Southern Asia. Or in South America. I'm from the south of Portugal my guy, you know, one of the cultural groups you were talking about. We have plenty of octopus and lobster - we also have bull fighting just in case you didn't know. Yeah... that's a wrap.