[LeatherTrumpet]

SO we know this virus came from an illegal animal market where Chinese people eat bats that are fried alive and snakes and pretty much anything that lives.

(dont google what "3 squeaks" is)

So does this make the case for Veggie/Vegan lifestyle more solid than ever. Does this put you off your Chinese takeaway?




https://www.dailymail.co.uk/video/ne...an-market.html

[arista]

They Like Bat Soup out there

[Livia]

Nostradamus predicted this.

[Strictly Jake]

This thread made me google what 3 squeaks is and i have just vomited the plate of chips out I have just had for lunch

[bitontheslide]

it puts the case for food regulation.

[Livia]

Originally Posted by Strictly Jake

This thread made me google what 3 squeaks is and i have just vomited the plate of chips out I have just had for lunch

I don't want to know....

[LeatherTrumpet]

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

it puts the case for food regulation.

it certainly does

[Marsh.]

Never have liked chinese food. Vile.

[LeatherTrumpet]

Originally Posted by Marsh.

Never have liked chinese food. Vile.

totally agree, horrible stuff and having spent a few years walking through China town to work its enough to put you off for life some of the stuff you saw every day

[Tom4784]

It's less of an issue of meat vs veganism and more about food safety and regulations.

Bats, like rats, are carriers of disease and should never really be eaten and a lot of their meat weren't prepared properly (or humanely). The spread of a virus like this was inevitable and it'll likely happen again since China aren't likely to change their ways.

[Saph]

why do they legit eat anything

[Saph]

I've seen those videos of them eating live octopus and stuff

[Kazanne]

The Chinese in particular seem to have a lack of compassion for animals and thier welfare, we all know how they kill the dogs/cats or try to ,and why would anyone cook anything alive or skin it alive,but they do, they seem to have no concept of the pain and fear these animals endure, I would never want to visit there or eat any of their food even though I am vegetarian,I don't trust what they put in it.

[Kazanne]

Originally Posted by Livia

Nostradamus predicted this.

Nostradamus was no fool Livia.

[Tom4784]

I do wonder whether it's something left over from the times before the relatively recent age of prosperity for the country. Eating any kind of meat out of necessity probably gave way to a tradition of doing so in China. It's like how most national foods that people associate with different countries will often be simple foods that aren't too difficult to make. Dishes created from necessity.

[LeatherTrumpet]

Originally Posted by Dezzy

I do wonder whether it's something left over from the times before the relatively recent age of prosperity for the country. Eating any kind of meat out of necessity probably gave way to a tradition of doing so in China. It's like how most national foods that people associate with different countries will often be simple foods that aren't too difficult to make. Dishes created from necessity.

I make you right there. In India spicy food developed from the inability to keep meat fresh so they put stronger and stronger flavours to cover up the fact the meat was going putrid

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by Marsh.

Never have liked chinese food. Vile.

same

[Toy Soldier]

Originally Posted by Dezzy

I do wonder whether it's something left over from the times before the relatively recent age of prosperity for the country. Eating any kind of meat out of necessity probably gave way to a tradition of doing so in China. It's like how most national foods that people associate with different countries will often be simple foods that aren't too difficult to make. Dishes created from necessity.

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

I make you right there. In India spicy food developed from the inability to keep meat fresh so they put stronger and stronger flavours to cover up the fact the meat was going putrid

Indeed, and good ol' Haggis was invented to use up the "less desireable" parts of a sheep (tough meats and offal) and bulk them out with grains and flavoured with onions, pepper and spices because it probably tasted... offal...

The haggis on sale these days has much higher quality ingredients than the original dish made out of necessity.

[LeatherTrumpet]

Originally Posted by Toy Soldier

Indeed, and good ol' Haggis was invented to use up the "less desireable" parts of a sheep (tough meats and offal) and bulk them out with grains and flavoured with onions, pepper and spices because it probably tasted... offal...

The haggis on sale these days has much higher quality ingredients than the original dish made out of necessity.

wait

Dezzy, LT and TS all agreeing

Doesnt that summon some sort of Demon?