过冬至，终于整到条狗崽子来炖了一锅。过瘾。

[鲁莽电工]

由于环境紧张，没有请人来分享，不好意思。
不知道各位怎么过冬至的？还是韩国人懂得享受，一年四季都有得吃。

[鲁莽电工]

是韩国人干的，我就是参与吃而已，不吃也救不了狗儿。
如果你向韩国人表示喜欢吃狗肉，他们一定会奋力搞到的，他们有路子，好嫩的小狗儿 哦。再说了，牛都可以吃，狗有什么，就冬至吃一次而已。韩国人的狗肉放辣椒蘸着吃，真的很舒服。

[鲁莽电工]

作者: 树上想飞的鱼

唉，以后改吃羊肉吧，也挺补的，小狗狗啊，多可爱啊。

羊肉太膻，不喜欢。

[鲁莽电工]

总之是不可告人得来的。

不过这里有个“加拿大社会”（canadian society）是所谓的无利润公司，专门处理没有人要的狗啊猫的，他们打广告让人去领养动物，如果没有人领养就毁灭掉，基本的办法就是希特勒对付犹太人的办法毁灭。

[鲁莽电工]

自己的狗当然不舍得吃，吃别人养的狗儿，除了享受狗肉香之外，还有种莫名奇妙的由于负罪感激发的快感。这是别人告诉我的，我就闷头吃肉喝汤而已。

[鲁莽电工]

不吃狗肉在北美也是最近几年开始流行的假仁假义之一，别说成是什么习惯风俗什么的，就是个流行而已，流行不吃狗肉。就像流行穿爆炸乳房上衣一样，并非每个人必须也这么干。

[鲁莽电工]

据说在杰克伦敦的小说就显示吃狗肉是正常的，具体哪篇我没有研究。继克伦敦时美国人吧，可能就吃过狗肉。至少没有证据显示他没有吃。

冬令吃狗肉　最是辣得香


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[鲁莽电工]

纯粹个人爱好的事，有投票的意义吗？

[鲁莽电工]

到网络上查了一下，对于吃狗肉的争论非常激烈 ，以东亚人为主的主吃派和以欧洲北美为主的不吃派争论激烈，大概是凡是中国人，对吃狗肉并不觉得大逆不道。
看来我算是正常一员。

那种投票决定任何争议的人的想法又是属于被洗脑的一群，无奈啊。

[鲁莽电工]

Kea So Joo, a.k.a. Dog Meat Soup
May 1994, New York, New York

In May of 1994, Kim Yung Soo (a.k.a. Joey Skaggs), President of Kea So Joo, Inc. sent 1,500 letters to dog shelters around America soliciting all their unwanted dogs for $.10 a pound. The letter said in part, "Dog shelter kill million of dog, cost money...Dog shelter need money to operate. Where it get money? Hard to get money. Many people like to eat dog...Where do they get dog?...We buy all dog, regardless of size or color. We prefer big, young strong dog, but we take all dog from your dog shelter.

"Lot people eat dog...Dog is healthy for you...You make more money, more people happy. You get cleaner air. No burn up dog. No waste dog. People pet no disappear. Everybody happy...Dog no suffer. We have quick death for dog."

And so on, and so forth.

The outrage was palpable. Kea So Joo's telephone rang off the hook. The outgoing message, in both Korean and English, was punctuated by yapping dogs in the background. But it couldn't keep up with the incoming calls and faxes.

"I have informed animal activist organizations across the nation in regard to your repulsive letter of request. I'm hoping that some action can be taken against you and your countrymen for eating animals that are very beloved to Americans."

"I may be able to excuse your bad English, but I cannot excuse your cruel business. People like you need to go back to your country and stay there."

"I'd like to see immigration laws tightened so that people like you could not enter our country."

"There are alot of problems in this country (U.S.A.) and people like you are the reason for most of them. You come over here and take advantage of all our benefits and then you try to shove your customs down our throats...You must have maggots running through your blood. Maggots eat the feces of all living creatures, you must have had a diet of this all your life to have turned out to be the most rotten of your kind...Because of you and your letter, I have made a commitment never to purchase or patronize anything from Korea, China, Philippines, Japan, Thailand, or Cambodia."

"If you want Americans to try a different kind of meat, why don't you go back to your home country and make a business out of selling your little dirty Asian babies to Americans as ground meat."

"I hope everyone that agrees with your ideas are punished in a cruel and harmful way."

"In America we have a serious need for human body parts. If you are disease-free, why don't you kill yourself (commit suicide) and send your organs to the various charities in order that worthy humans may continue life on this planet."

Many of the calls and letters contained offers to sell dogs to Kea So Joo. Others threatened heinous crimes against the proprietor. None of the calls, faxes or letters were ever answered. None-the-less, several television and news reports stated that they had spoken with representatives of the company. Others reported that large dogs were missing off the streets. The news coverage was as biased as the response from the humanitarians running the animal shelters. They expressed horror and outrage that Asians were cooking and canning dogs for human consumption. They made all sorts of editorial allegations about the immorality of selling and buying dogs for food. And several stated that legal charges were being brought against the company. One reporter in Atlanta warned viewers not to send money to the organization. Another reporter stopped an Asian restaurateur on the street in a city other than New York, showed him the letter, and with an accusatory tone asked him if he had ever seen the letter before. During this news report, the man's name and the name of his restaurant were displayed as a chest caption.

In fact, there was no Kea So Joo (which means Dog Meat Soup with Alcohol in Korean) at all. Nor were any laws broken. The hoax was orchestrated by Joey Skaggs with help from several Korean friends. His point was to illustrate the hypocrisy, intolerance, and prejudice harbored by so-called animal rights humanitarians, as well as gullible and racist media, towards other cultures.

Kea So Joo's address was a copy shop and mail box rental company on MacDougal Street. Although no letters were sent to the media, the animal shelter recipients did all the work for Skaggs. In righteous fashion, they turned the letter over to the media which acted as a law enforcement arm. The media took the bait. The storefront was besieged by health inspectors, police, private investigators, and media representatives. Skaggs' friends Abe and Rahul who run the store were in on the hoax. And they had some very interesting and frightening experiences deflecting the onslaught.

When police investigators finally connected Joey Skaggs' name to Kea So Joo, they believed he was a broker for the Koreans. So they climbed up on the roof of his apartment building on Waverly Place to see if they could spot dogs in pens in the back yard.

Journalist John Tierney covered this piece from beginning to end. His article appeared in The New York Times Magazine on Sunday, July 17, 1994.

[鲁莽电工]

Do you wear leather shoes? Do you eat beef? Chicken?

Even in white people, there are many against Anti-Dog Meat, because they are smart and good educated, they know that it just a stupid way to show "White man culture" is super-prior than other cultures, and just an other kind of way to show their racialism.

Form this point of view, China is more freedom and open, nobody cares what you are eating, everybody shows respect to other people's habit and like to have a try.

[鲁莽电工]

在加拿大，自己喂狗杀来吃了是没有罪的，属于私人生活。但是虐待动物是有罪的。
偷别人的狗杀来吃，犯的是偷盗他人财物罪，而不是吃狗罪。
如果大家查查CBC新闻，就能看到很多餐馆卖狗肉然后政府申明合法的报道。政府只看是否经过了检疫才出售，而不管吃的是什么动物，当然，吃珍稀动物是犯法的。
反对吃狗肉的群体是个民间组织而已，吃狗肉就像看脱衣舞一样，属于合法但是没有必要到处宣传的事情，当然向亚洲人宣传也是正常的，别向美国人宣传就可以了。一切以时间地点为转移，加拿大是很自由的国家，只需注意社群习惯，别人不会干涉你的。
对于反对吃狗肉的白人团体，韩国的狗肉教授对此有多国语言的深入分析和批判，有兴趣的朋友可以参考：
http://wolf.ok.ac.kr/~annyg/chinese/

[鲁莽电工]

老尸的话糙理不糙，汉奸假洋鬼子除了这样的无情揭露，教育其他人之外，没有别的办法。

[鲁莽电工]

万水千山太下流了，应该当狗杀了炖一锅请大家分享，注意多方花椒和姜，去掉假洋鬼子的膻味。

[鲁莽电工]

我没有杀，我只是吃，就像你们吃鸡吃牛自己不杀一样。我也不讨厌杀狗的人。

[鲁莽电工]

At Bloor and Christie, there are many restaurants that serving dog meat in half-underground. If you like, I can take you there and let you have a try. They serve very good golden yellow dog meat, especially very good for woman.

[鲁莽电工]

The eater will pay for it, to get a better fresh dog-meat, you 'd better book it early, so you can choose color of the dog and the age of the dog, nomally, they will give you 1.5 years old dog which is very good for a lot of eater. Prepare $25/lb. without tax, but you 'd have to pay tip 15% after the meal. They serve dog-meat soup only.
Then you will feel how much freedom you can have in Toronto and you will love this city more than what you were.

[鲁莽电工]

Don't think about get an easy-bite of dog-meat, you have to go and use your eyes and mind to figure it out. If you are a dog-meat lover, it's very easy to know.

A tip for you, just see what are other people doing there.

No more information can give you.

[鲁莽电工]

一堆岳不群.

[鲁莽电工]

一年吃一回，算不了什么，