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Zo posted:Ive had both cat and dog and dog was pretty tasty - cat i honestly don't remember much (i was like 7). That's cool man, seriously though. Hey if you want to be a little more open minded I can come over and bring my sledgehammer AND SPLATTER YOUR loving BRAINS ALL OVER THE WALL, YOU oval office
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I ate a cow once. pigs too.
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Feb 27, 2015 12:30
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waitwhatno posted:I ate a cow once. pigs too. Monster.
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Feb 27, 2015 12:32
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goldboilermark posted:Also, everyone, please enjoy my avatar. That is Hui Ruoqi, who is captain of the Chinese women's volleyball team. And she absolutely owns, and I love her without boundary, she is arguably one of the best outside hitters in the world. She plays professionally for Jiangsu, although it is my dream that she someday transfers to Tianjin Bohai, but we don't really need an outside hitter right now so it probably won't happen. i will fight you for her.
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Feb 27, 2015 12:38
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dog meat buffet or a night with hui ruoqi???
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Feb 27, 2015 12:40
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Zo posted:dog meat buffet or a night with hui ruoqi??? Hui ruoqi buffet and a night with the dogs
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Feb 27, 2015 12:43
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Eating man's best friend or sexy time with a tall, longnecked chick that has the body of a young boy. Hard decisions.
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Feb 27, 2015 12:53
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When I was in Guangzhou 7 and a half years ago, my aunt's friend took me and my cousins to a restaurant specifically to have dog. Wasn't even referred to as dog on the menu, just as "fragrant meat", (香肉) the first character being the same as the one in Hong Kong. Honestly, if he hadn't repeatedly said "Yeah, I'm taking you to have dog tonight", I honestly would've believed that we were eating fatty pork, the way the dish was prepared. It was sliced like it, with a heavy sauce. Kinda gamey, and me and my cousins didn't like it that much. We were still hungry afterwards, so he took us to late night dim sum afterwards, which was amazing.
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Feb 27, 2015 13:30
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I went to the Holocaust Museum yesterday and it had a map with countries where genocide is occurring and where genocide might occur if something isn't done and China was on the list for the way it's treating the Uighars. I had no idea it was that bad
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We just had a discussion about what entails genocide in the milhist thread, so yeah, it's a question how you define genocide and why China is on that list. That doesn't mean that they're building showers and ovens, but could mean that they're denying that minority the right to live according to their traditions, prohibit them to speak their language, etc.
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Feb 27, 2015 13:57
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if you're a minority in china you're gonna have a very bad time. i don't care if it can be called genocide or not, but china should stop that immediately. it's horrible.
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Feb 27, 2015 14:13
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The UN definition of genocide includes forced emigration and settling of outsider colonists, so yes, the Uyghurs are being genocided.
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Feb 27, 2015 14:29
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It's nowhere near the level of the Holocaust. It's a drastically more subtle genocide brought on by limiting access to opportunities and importing shitloads of Han people. Basically the way Americans treated blacks from 1865 to 1964 except adding in a weird inverted white flight.
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Tusen Takk posted:I went to the Holocaust Museum yesterday and it had a map with countries where genocide is occurring and where genocide might occur if something isn't done and China was on the list for the way it's treating the Uighars. I had no idea it was that bad china's not going to risk having islam become a destabilizing force in their country. that's why the uighars get a boot on their neck and frankly, i think it makes sense
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Rough Lobster posted:That's cool man, seriously though. You're real angry itt, maybe calm down a little
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Bloodnose posted:It's nowhere near the level of the Holocaust. It's a drastically more subtle genocide brought on by limiting access to opportunities and importing shitloads of Han people. I think it would be a lot more comparable to how the Native Americans got the shaft. Move in, take away their land, strip away their culture, segregate them and take away their traditional methods of making a living, deny them opportunities to adapt and integrate into the new society, and import as many of your people as you can to outbreed them as quickly as possible. Rumour has it that the government even pays Han Chinese to have as many kids as they want if they move to and live in areas where they need to stamp out other cultures. Rivercrab as gently caress!
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Feb 27, 2015 15:18
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Rough Lobster posted:That's cool man, seriously though. please source your quotes
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Rough Lobster posted:That's cool man, seriously though. The dog-eating guy sounds more reasonable than you tbh
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Feb 27, 2015 16:18
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Maybe he just wants to eat his rear end
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Feb 27, 2015 16:24
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Shanghai likes to brag about accepting unlimited number of Jews during WW2. Jewish history museum was neat with lots of old pictures.
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GhostStalker posted:I honestly would've believed that we were eating fatty pork, the way the dish was prepared. It was sliced like it, with a heavy sauce. Kinda gamey That's exactly how I've been describing it to people. Girlfriend is Korean, and I wanted to try it while visiting Seoul, and it was served in either a spicy broth, or chopped up with green leaves. The meat tasted exactly like pork, with the fat having a much stronger, gamey taste. My only disappointment was the texture of the fat, as it was boiled, so it was squidgy and jellified. If only they'd roasted or barbecued it, it would've been like dog crackling. 
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cabbagedude posted:Having lived in Harbin for a year, I know that dog is mainly eaten by the ethnic koreans up there, I've had it and it's not bad though, like a lot of food like that, you have to go to specific dog restaurants to have it. How the gently caress did you hold out in Harbin for a year? That place sucks a butt my man.
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The tastiest part of a human is definitely the beans.
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Sheep-Goats posted:How the gently caress did you hold out in Harbin for a year? That place sucks a butt my man. Harbin beer's pretty drinkable though!
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I think this needs to be per capita because some of those countries must be going above and beyond.
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Feb 27, 2015 18:43
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a pipe smoking dog posted:I think this needs to be per capita because some of those countries must be going above and beyond. yeah it's not a very good graph except for the fact that it makes china look like poo poo which is fine by me because china is poo poo
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Ceciltron posted:I lived there for 4 months before I left on account of Problems With My Job but it is indeed cold and butt sucking. The smog in the winter's absolutely insane, since something like a third of the city is heated from a central coal plant that just shoots hot water out to buildings. All this I know and understand, fellow four month Harbin-er
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Tuxedo Gin posted:hahahahahahahahahahahaha as a vaping christian dad you should know better than this
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a pipe smoking dog posted:I think this needs to be per capita because some of those countries must be going above and beyond. China: ~3.5 lbs/person USA: ~0.6 lbs/person
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Blistex posted:China: ~3.5 lbs/person im doing my part
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Blistex posted:China: ~3.5 lbs/person wonder what that number would become if california's plastic grocery bag ban isn't shot down
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Tuxedo Gin posted:wonder what that number would become if california's plastic grocery bag ban isn't shot down probably wouldn't change
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waitwhatno posted:what's worse for your lungs, Chinese city air or a pack of cigarettes a day? Hard to know for sure, since everyone in China smokes like it's going out of style.
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Thick smog's probably worse. I know someone the military stationed in Naples, Italy and during orientation they were told that breathing all day there's as bad as smoking 1 - 2 packs, and Naples doesn't get as bad as some Chinese cities.
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waitwhatno posted:what's worse for your lungs, Chinese city air or a pack of cigarettes a day? A pack of Chinese Cigs. More China pics: Graffiti on the Great Wall   In Xi'an on display after their appearance at the Olympic Ceremony   Also this was at a souvenir kiosk at the Summer Palace 
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My brother went to china for 2 weeks and came back with bronchitis just from breathing the air, so take that as what you want.
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Zipline posted:This is, I understand, the reason why cannibalism is such an extreme taboo in China: They don't have many issues with food, but when they do have them they really mean it. Romance of the Three Kingdoms was mentioned a few pages back, and there's an interesting passage in there. Liu Bei, working for Cao Cao, stops by the house of Liu An. Being a proper host and subject to Liu Bei, Liu An offers him a meal, but afterwards realizes he doesn't have any food, so he kills his wife, carves her up, and serves her flesh to Liu Bei. After Liu Bei discovers where the food he just ate came from, he is moved to tears (though the translation here is unclear) and lauds Liu An, and when Cao Cao hears about it he's equally moved and sends a ton of silver to Liu An for being a good subject. Because we have different taboos the meaning of this passage is lost on westerners, but basically Liu An was so faithful and loyal to his lord that not only was he willing to give up his wife to provide one good meal, but he also broke the biggest taboo to do so. This is a weird fuckin' story, are you supposed to think the dude who killed and ate his wife is good? Cause that just sounds to me like a dude being a piece of poo poo to be seen as loyal and being rewarded for it and those guys aren't good guys
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