[4Freedom]

Two wrongs make a right in Korea?

There's the difference. That's why the people of the far eastern cultures can't thrive without large infusions of cash and assistance from the West.

They're savage and cruel societies. There's no respect in China for human life. Why should they respect the life of a dog?

Here in the West, if you see cruelty being committed, there's action you can take. We have laws to prevent cruelty and the perpetrators are prosecuted.

If you and your family can't see a difference in raising common farm animals and killing them humanely and stringing a dog up by it's neck and beating it to death, in front of a cage full of other dogs, you don't belong anywhere near the United States.

When was the last time you heard of a cow dragging a baby from a burning building?

When was the last time you heard of a chicken that saved a child from drowning?

I pity you.

[A.J.Armitage]

There's the difference. That's why the people of the far eastern cultures can't thrive without large infusions of cash and assistance from the West.

China was the most advanced civilization in the world and sent out explorer fleets to Africa and elsewhere. Then they stopped, on the edge of doing what Europe did later, including to China itself. Kinda like how we stopped serious space expeditions.

[FreedominJesusChrist]

"When was the last time you heard of a cow dragging a baby from a burning building?"

Are you honestly serious? LOL! You really aren't being fair to cows, it's not their fault that they just aren't smart enough to know when to save people from burning buildings. The same with deer and sheep, they are pretty dumb too, so we don't expect a lot out of them as animals, besides jumping in front of moving cars at night. Dogs have more animal intelligence than cows do, but they are still fair game in starving countries. If you were faced with starvation or eating a dog, I don't think that you would have to debate that one for too long.