| Sorry for this in advance. > allow farm workers to tasering them for shits and giggles That's happening anyway (just watch Dominion). The practice of beating dogs to death, believed by some to make the meat more tender, is carried out in parts of China and Vietnam. https://www.scmp.com/news/hong-kong/community/article/211370... 10 million dogs and four million cats are slaughtered for their meat on the mainland each year. Many are beaten to death because the promoters believe this method makes the meat more tender and tastier https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/world-news/inside-horrors-yuli... Inside horror of Yulin dog festival where animals are tortured and boiled alive https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/asia/yulin-dog-meat... Yulin Dog Meat Festival: Dogs blow-torched alive in footage from China https://www.animalsasia.org/au/media/news/news-archive/china... "Typically they suffer a death that is far from efficient. They are snared around the neck with metal hooks and dragged from their cages. Then they are either bludgeoned or stabbed in the neck or groin to be “bled out”. Other methods of killing including being hanged or electrocuted. This happens dog by dog so other dogs are likely to witness multiple deaths ahead of their own. This further spreads panic." https://www.quora.com/Do-Chinese-people-really-raise-dogs-fo... "Even if they do, who gives a fuck bruh? You eat pigs which are filthy to Muslims and Jews, and cows which are sacred to Hindus, and eggs from female chickens whose male siblings are crushed to death by grinders because they're commercially useless, and venison from deer that display empathy and mourn and bury their dead, and lobsters that you know have been boiled alive because they taste better that way than when they're killed outright, and sushi in authentic Japanese restaurants which for all you know could be sourced from super-intelligent whales and dolphins that are going extinct, and fish which are extracted by modern fishing vessels dragging huge nets across the bottom of the ocean for a monstrous catch. The vessels then throw out the least valuable fish, which are already dead and just rot in the water." Yes, it's difficult. The Psychopathy of Eating Meat | Interview with Philosopher John Sanbonmatsu https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EUmmN3lnUhY |