Row 78101

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Lol people downvoting me. Just do some research on dog meat consumption in China, they literally have whole festival dedicated to eating dogs. Look up the "Yulin dog festival" lmao. They farm dog meat like we farm cattle and pigs.

And the endangered species comment. Well here ya go. The Chinese are the biggest players in the illegal wildlife trade and contribute more to the extinction of species than any other country in the world.

United Nations- https://www.un.org/en/chronicle/article/will-china-say-no-wildlife-trade

CBS article explaining how covid might have saved a species from extinction because the Chinese were temporarily too afraid to eat the pangolin. But unfortunately now that the covid scare is over they are back to fryin them up again. - https://www.cbsnews.com/news/coronavirus-in-china-could-help-save-pangolin-and-other-endangered-species/

Quoted from the UN website "While the State Council of China banned the buying, sale and use of tiger bone more than twenty years ago, large industrial tiger farms have emerged in the country with the sole purpose of farming tigers for the trade in their parts and products. Under pressure from commercial interest in these “tiger farms,” wildlife authorities issued licenses for wineries and taxidermists, giving their tacit approval for the commercial trade in tiger bone tonic wine and tiger pelts used for home décor."

Anybody care for a glass of tiger bone wine?

And yall thought Joe Exotic was bad lol

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text Lol people downvoting me. Just do some research on dog meat consumption in China, they literally have whole festival dedicated to eating dogs. Look up the "Yulin dog festival" lmao. They farm dog meat like we farm cattle and pigs. And the endangered species comment. Well here ya go. The Chinese are the biggest players in the illegal wildlife trade and contribute more to the extinction of species than any other country in the world. United Nations- https://www.un.org/en/chronicle/article/will…
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