Kerala Muslims now sponsoring sacrificial meat for needful in north India

[abjktu]

i have seen it myself how it is cooked...... I will send you the pic of cockroaches being sold in Bangkok, Dried one!!!!!

It is eaten by some groups of Mizoram and arunachal pradesh,i think....

 

[SledgeHammer]

i have seen it myself how it is cooked...... I will send you the pic of cockroaches being sold in Bangkok, Dried one!!!!!

Not only cockroaches, different kinds of insects, frogs, and other dubious looking things are fried on the streets of Bangkok, and the smell is horrible, that smell killed me at least thrice, this one is my fourth life!!

 

[Levina]

Oh so he knew about it....grrrrr!

btw, I have just opened a new thread, do check and comment.

And you won't like my take on the dog meat issue.

Great!
But where's that thread? Link?


You should not worry about what I think about your take on the subject as long as you believe what you support is right.

 

[SledgeHammer]

You should not worry about what I think about your take on the subject as long as you believe what you support is right.

About exporting dog meat: They are in any case stray dogs roaming around on streets, dirtying streets, biting people, spreading diseases including deadly rabies, projecting a third world city look, etc. And when millions of Indians are still deprived of basic necessities like enough food, clean drinking water, basic healthcare, basic education, and even a proper roof on their head, it would be a luxury to provide shelter for all the stray dogs by the government. If some NGOs or individuals want to shelter the stray dogs at their expenses, fine, otherwise what is the logical/practical problem in exporting stray dog meat, when we have no problem with other animals like goats, cows, water buffaloes, chicken, etc. At least the export revenue can feed some malnourished children or save a few mothers giving birth to their new born with zero medical care.

We haven't done enough for our less fortunate fellow citizens, showing sympathy & morality for street dogs would be a case of misplaced priority, at least for me.

About eating dog meat: I don't eat it, but I have no issues with those who eat it, who am I to criticize their food habit, at least as long as they are not questioning my food habit, like eating goat meat.

 

[Levina]

About exporting dog meat: They are in any case stray dogs roaming around on streets, dirtying streets, biting people, spreading diseases including deadly rabies, projecting a third world city look, etc. And when millions of Indians are still deprived of basic necessities like enough food, clean drinking water, basic healthcare, basic education, and even a proper roof on their head, it would be a luxury to provide shelter for all the stray dogs by the government. If some NGOs or individuals want to shelter the stray dogs at their expenses, fine, otherwise what is the logical/practical problem in exporting stray dog meat, when we have no problem with other animals like goats, cows, water buffaloes, chicken, etc.

About eating dog meat: I don't eat it, but I have no issues with those who eat it, who am I to criticize their food habit, at least as long as they are not questioning my food habit, like eating goat meat.

How come you're a Bengali??
You should 've been born a Sindhi or baniya....you've their business sense.
For practical reasons I agree with what you had to say.But otherwise it does evoke an eewww from me.
I know I sound like a hypocrite but I still maintain that I don't 've anything against those who eat dog meat.

Where's that thread u were talking about??

 

[SledgeHammer]

How come you're a Bengali??
You should 've been born a Sindhi or baniya....you've their business sense.
For practical reasons I agree with what you had to say.But otherwise it does evoke an eewww from me.
I know I sound like a hypocrite but I still maintain that I don't 've anything against those who eat dog meat.

Where's that thread u were talking about??

It would evoke an eewww from me also if I see it, but you can see a justification behind it if you look at it from a cold practical angle. Even soldiers do a lot of things that can evoke an eewww if you look at it from an emotional angle, blowing someones head off with a gun shot or shred people into pieces with bombs are eewww invoking and can wreck someone emotionally & mentally, but they do it out of a cold practical necessity.

Btw, I am a businessman also, and eventually I will quit my job and go totally into business. Check this thread:

Meat may be the reason humans outlive apes

 

[Levina]

It would evoke an eewww from me also if I see it, but you can see a justification behind it if you look at it from a cold practical angle. Even soldiers do a lot of things that can evoke an eewww if you look at it from an emotional angle, blowing someones head off with a gun shot or shred people into pieces with bombs are eewww invoking and can wreck someone emotionally & mentally, but they do it out of a cold practical necessity.

As they say nature is blunt...

Btw, I am a businessman also, and eventually I will quit my job and go totally into business.

Really??
Great!

Check this thread:

Meat may be the reason humans outlive apes

Thanks!

 

[HariPrasad]

Fine, you are free to practice non-commie non-brits Hinduism and/or live a vegetarian life, nobody has any problem with that unless you start criticizing others for not following your brand of 'pure' Hinduism or for not becoming vegetarians.

Here we discuss moral values and whether ancient Hindu literature supports animal slaughter or not. It is not a question of my likes and dislikes. You are free to be a non vegetarian but do not derive the support of being a non vegetarian from ancient Hundu texts. That is simply i want to tell you

Be it any religion , Animal slaughter is a wrong thing .

By slaughtering an animal , if you can appease GOD , then I feel sorry for that GOD .

Even I have read some where that even Quran bans the slaughter of milk giving animal. Actual Quaran was against any slaughter but since they were the people leaving in desert, they give concession and allow slaughter of anly non milk giving animal. That way Cow, Goat , Sheep etc can not be slaughter.

 

[SanjeevaniButi]

Khandabdahan was not a natural forest fire, Pandavas promised to sacrifice all the animals of that forest to Agnidevta and actively prevented all animals from escaping that fire, don't twist the original purpose to make it look clean & innocent.
And you are up against your old enemy here Manvan!!

I have plenty in pdf and do not keep track of them as all of them are of no consequence. So truth be told I have no idea who you are.

Khandabdahan was a fire started by Agni as advised by Brahma and defended by Arjuna against Indira since his friend Takshaka lived there. Read the sory again before attempting to teach it to me.

I have seen such pujas where animals are lined up in long ques and sacrificed in line at the rate of 5 seconds per animal for hours.

Gadhimai is a Hindu festival, just because they don't practice it in your way, they don't cease to be Hindus.

You may have seen a Hindu man beating his wife. Does that make it Hinduism too ?

I have heard of christian Priests raping children so clearly that is a chrisian practice

As I have said earlier: "Killing plants are less controversial than killing animals because plants can't express their feelings to us, we don't see it or hear it, so we don't feel guilty, we act like hypocrites here".

Lame srgument.

Repeating yourself does no make something true.

And here comes your obsession with rape. Human beings are designed for sex, not rape.

Now that is lame.

So plants are also life forms.
Hinduism never advocates Vegetarianism and speaks against non Vegetarianism.

I suggest you read the Gita before talking nonsense.

 

[AZADPAKISTAN2009]

Why is it such a problem to have a simple sacrifice of animal and share food just astonished how difficult it all is

 

[SledgeHammer]

Here we discuss moral values and whether ancient Hindu literature supports animal slaughter or not. It is not a question of my likes and dislikes. You are free to be a non vegetarian but do not derive the support of being a non vegetarian from ancient Hundu texts. That is simply i want to tell you

You are free to be a vegetarian but do not derive the support of being a vegetarian from ancient Hindu texts. Hinduism is a diverse religion, and meat-eating and animal sacrifice is very much a part of it, especially in the case of Shaktism, there are several references of animal sacrifice in ancient texts, Ashwamedha Yagna, Rajsuya Yagna, Vajpeya yagna, or the Dikshita yagna involved animal sacrifice, Agni satisfied his hunger with a jungle full of animals in Khandabdahan. Hinduism doesn't ask one to be vegetarian, Manusmriti asked Brahmins to eat sattvik diet in certain days, but that didn't apply to Kshatriyas. But whatever floats your boat as long as you are in no position to decide what is Hinduism and what is not.

I have plenty in pdf and do not keep track of them as all of them are of no consequence. So truth be told I have no idea who you are.

Khandabdahan was a fire started by Agni as advised by Brahma and defended by Arjuna against Indira since his friend Takshaka lived there. Read the sory again before attempting to teach it to me.

Now don't try to teach me about Mahabharata.

You may have seen a Hindu man beating his wife. Does that make it Hinduism too ?

I have heard of christian Priests raping children so clearly that is a chrisian practice

Another example of your idiotic obsession with rape.

Repeating yourself does no make something true.

Applies to you more.

Now that is lame.

Really?

I suggest you read the Gita before talking nonsense.

You read Gita and still talk nonsense.

 

[Indischer]

Vegetarianism is first step towards reverse evolution to apes.

All apes are omnivorous. What reverse evolution are you talking about?

Being Human, we're one of the very few species that both experience and exhibit empathy, and much more abundantly than any other species out there. Hence, vegetarianism by choice is very much a uniquely human trait.

You and me still have some way to go. Right now, we're closer to the apes in our diet.