SEVERE Cruelty to our Furry-Friends in China....this is really bad guys :(

Originally posted by LeTan
And then what would you say if someone else passed the same judgement on you? I feel your anger, and i agree this is sick. However I would rather them be put in prison so they can think and then feel the guilt while they are alive, it is a much worse punishment.

If you are replying to me:

I would expect the same judgement onto me. Worse yet, I judge myself that way. I try to limit as much suffering as I can on this earth for all living creatures. I would starve to death before I would commit such evil as is described in this thread and on that webpage for a mere paycheck.

I do not fear death. Death is payback time. Those "humans" need their due payback.

Let there be no mistake... we reap what we sow.

Yep, that's the Chinese attitude towards animals. Barbaric.

But before condemning them, think about what happens to animals in slaughter-houses in our culture. Animals that spend their lives in small cages, that live in darkness, that are fed growth hormone and ground brains and bones of those that died before them.

Eat vegetarian one day a week if you really give a damn.

reply to post by and14263


Believe me its true, I live here and have for many years. Just don't know what to say other than their value system is not inline with the rest of the world. Here life is cheap and that goes for animal or human. However, crime is quite low and it is safe to walk the streets by yourself after midnight.

You have a great deal of contrasts in how we believe in doing things and their ideas. To them skinning a dog or cat alive is no big deal and they don't see a problem with it. If you run over a person with your car and kill them it only costs 60,000 RMB, paid by your insurance, and your free to go.

Now try and figure where the dog and cat fit in, they don't. It all a crime against nature but they just don't give a hoot.

Wow, unfortunately this sort of really stuff does happen. Makes you kind of misanthropic doesn't it, to think that humans have this much power over animals and choose to abuse it.

That quote though:

"Because", say the Chinese: "It's easier to skin a live warm animal that's convulsing in agony than a dead body".

Come on... I mean, who said that? 'The Chinese'. Is that a person?
To be honest it sounds a bit fabricated for reaction-provocation, I doubt anyone actually said that. Not that it diminishes the group's point in any way, but I just hate it when a well-meaning organisation uses such patronising methods to get a reaction like that. I guess ends justify the means though.

reply to post by Terapin

leave your base assumptions somewhere else, you don't know me or what i do, what i eat, or what i wear.

it's my understanding that the chinese are not the sole nation on earth that believe in eating a fetus. Our french friends have a kind of pate (spelling) that is very expensive but to be fair to them it is not the actual aborted fetus, but the placenta bag... i'm just trying to say that what istotally taboo here doesn't go for everywhere else. but by the way, i am appaled at the images i saw. i am a meat eater...love it. I like to eat animals, and i plan to continue to do so. That being said, whenever we get deer meat nd what have you, i know that the deer was not skinned alive and that most of the animal is not going to go to waste. When i go to McDonalds, i admit that i don't really know how that animal died, but then again, i was never a 100% that it was meat to begin with.

Hmm, last time I tried a story on this they slammed me over to BTS. I think it's the same if not a very similar story.

Search is your friend before posting.

Some Chinese Flay Animals Alive **Warning, some graphic images**

Pretty much said my .02 in that thread. Fricken horrible.

reply to post by Marlborough Red


Ever hear of the religious group labeled a cult called the Falen Gong? Well, they got sideways with the gov and were banned. Those that continued were imprisoned then the fun and games began. Ever hear of organ harvesting? Well that is where they got them. They would get a prisoner, male or female didn't matter that matched an order and they would put them in a van headed for the airport. By the time they got there the organs were ready for transport. The vans were nothing more than a slaughter house on wheels. Oh BTW, they haven't stopped the practice either, its a real money maker.

Like I said, where do you think the dog and cat fit in?

reply to post by pstrron

yea i went to a fund raiser to help falun gong members. i bought a book, only to have the nice man notice how truly interested i was, then he gave me the book and refused to take my money.

Wow, I'm shocked and saddened over this.

They sure do things their own way over there don't they?

I don't know how to "sign", send me a U2U and tell me how and you've got one coming from me.

reply to post by Jacqua


Never mind...the coffee is just kicking in and I read the post better. I'll go to the web site.

Ok, I'm a sleepy idiot.

reply to post by Enigma Publius


I agree Enigma, I don't know you, but my comment was directed at the general population and not you specifically. Query: Are you vegan? Do you have leather shoes, belts, or utilize other animal byproducts in your life. If you are not vegan, do you raise your own livestock. I have friends who do, and thus take control over how healthy it is raised and how humanely it is slaughtered. Feel free to enlighten us on how you have taken personal responsibility in your life so that we may learn from your example.


For the rest of the readers of this thread, perhaps you might want to take a look at this video to see how kindly animals are treated here in the US. Please ignore the vapid spokes model.
The Gentle Colonel of KFC

Originally posted by pstrro
They harvest human organs from prisoners on the way to the airport to ship them and no one said anything about anesthetics being used

This is what you are referring to

What is falun dafa and why are they persecuted

More of their nonesence

A glimpse at chinese military