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jimmy-3-way 06-13-2012 04:33 PM

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Originally Posted by DamianJ (Post 19003697)
...the ones in the battery farms are happy?

That's patently absurd.

What if chickens love nothing more than being in big, fun mosh pits with all their mates rubbing against the lady chickens and chattering all day about the lastest barnyard fad?

Gee that is silly, I completely see your very logical point.

Monique Niccole 06-13-2012 04:43 PM

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Originally Posted by DamianJ (Post 19003697)
So you really think a chicken allowed to live in thenopenair, running about, with fun chickeny things to do all day is pissed off and the ones in the battery farms are happy?

That's patently absurd.

So it's okay for them to be killed for food as long as they're having fun before we do it? :1orglaugh

Sly 06-13-2012 04:46 PM

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Originally Posted by DamianJ (Post 19003697)
So you really think a chicken allowed to live in thenopenair, running about, with fun chickeny things to do all day is pissed off and the ones in the battery farms are happy?

That's patently absurd.

What frame of reference do the caged chickens have that makes them so unhappy?

You could be right, I haven't the slightest clue, just curious what they are basing their unhappiness on.

L-Pink 06-13-2012 04:46 PM

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Originally Posted by Monique Niccole (Post 19003724)
So it's okay for them to be killed for food as long as they're having fun before we do it? :1orglaugh

Just because you like having things rammed down your throat doesn't mean the ducks do.

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Brujah 06-13-2012 04:53 PM

I loved foie gras before I knew more about it. Haven't touched it since. I make do with liverwurst when I crave it. As a result, I try to avoid learning too much about food or how it is made before it gets to me so that it doesn't fuck with my head.

Monique Niccole 06-13-2012 04:53 PM

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Originally Posted by L-Pink (Post 19003730)
Just because you like having things rammed down your throat doesn't mean the ducks do.

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You're absolutely right. You cannot ascribe human emotions and feelings onto non-human animals. I'm glad we agree now.

chaze 06-13-2012 04:57 PM

"I'm no vegetarian, but foie gras really is for cunts."

Yeah and for people with serious issues. Sad day when someone though this was o.k. to do in the first place.

jimmy-3-way 06-13-2012 05:39 PM

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Originally Posted by Brujah (Post 19003735)
I loved foie gras before I knew more about it. Haven't touched it since. I make do with liverwurst when I crave it. As a result, I try to avoid learning too much about food or how it is made before it gets to me so that it doesn't fuck with my head.

Factory farmed beef is often fed grain that is bulked up with chicken shit.

Enjoy!

bhutocracy 06-13-2012 06:31 PM

Look, unless you're a vegetarian you really have to STFU. Most things you eat on a day to day basis suffers EXACTLY as much. Yeah I know, you do buy that one organic happy farm chicken breast each week from the supermarket as though that changes the burger you had today, the sandwich from the deli you'll have tomorrow etc and the vast majority of what you eat that has been factory farmed.
Geese don't have a gag reflex, stop anthropomorphising, no one eats meat soley from free range animals from grassy farms that get back rubs and cable tv, most free range meat is just slightly less intensely farmed factory meat. Basically you're all as bad as foie gras eaters unless you don't eat meat at all. And you eat poorly farmed meat far more than foie gras eaters eat foie gras so settle down.

Sly 06-13-2012 06:36 PM

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Originally Posted by bhutocracy (Post 19003851)
Look, unless you're a vegetarian you really have to STFU. Most things you eat on a day to day basis suffers EXACTLY as much. Yeah I know, you do buy that one organic happy farm chicken breast each week from the supermarket as though that changes the burger you had today, the sandwich from the deli you'll have tomorrow etc and the vast majority of what you eat that has been factory farmed.
Geese don't have a gag reflex, stop anthropomorphising, no one eats meat soley from free range animals from grassy farms that get back rubs and cable tv, most free range meat is just slightly less intensely farmed factory meat. Basically you're all as bad as foie gras eaters unless you don't eat meat at all. And you eat poorly farmed meat far more than foie gras eaters eat foie gras so settle down.

Organic and free range are marketing terms. Sure, they might be different depending on the producer or market, but for the most part there is no regulation over those terms. Words on a package that make consumers feel fuzzy inside.

Of course, this could be different outside of the United States.

Voodoo 06-13-2012 06:37 PM

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Originally Posted by Monique Niccole (Post 18999156)
We have a difference of opinion. I eat foie gras and don't see it as inhumane. Neither do many chefs.

Don't like it, don't eat it.

http://www.earthlings.com

Watch this.

bhutocracy 06-13-2012 06:53 PM

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Originally Posted by Sly (Post 19003858)
Organic and free range are marketing terms. Sure, they might be different depending on the producer or market, but for the most part there is no regulation over those terms. Words on a package that make consumers feel fuzzy inside.

Of course, this could be different outside of the United States.

It's not too much different outside the US. The geese farm in the Bourdain video on the first page of this thread is about as free range as they get, eating foie gras from there would be less cruel than most things any of the complainers eat each week - FACT.

Brujah 06-13-2012 06:59 PM

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Originally Posted by Monique Niccole (Post 19003724)
So it's okay for them to be killed for food as long as they're having fun before we do it? :1orglaugh

I think it's great that you justify it this way to yourself, in order to let your conscience allow you to eat it. Otherwise you'd just say you don't really care, but it's obvious that you do care, and need to justify it differently in order to continue.

Voodoo 06-13-2012 07:02 PM

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Originally Posted by Monique Niccole (Post 19003737)
You're absolutely right. You cannot ascribe human emotions and feelings onto non-human animals. I'm glad we agree now.

That's how the Nazis felt about the Jews and how the whites used to treat the blacks.

Nice to see things have changed.

bhutocracy 06-13-2012 07:27 PM

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Originally Posted by Brujah (Post 19003735)
I loved foie gras before I knew more about it. Haven't touched it since. I make do with liverwurst when I crave it. As a result, I try to avoid learning too much about food or how it is made before it gets to me so that it doesn't fuck with my head.

I don't see how foie gras is produced any differently to the liverwurst you eat. If you've ever heard a pig scream as it gets slaughtered (it sounds like a child being killed) you'd eat nothing but foie gras ever again.

Brujah 06-13-2012 07:32 PM

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Originally Posted by bhutocracy (Post 19003897)
I don't see how foie gras is produced any differently to the liverwurst you eat. If you've ever heard a pig scream as it gets slaughtered (it sounds like a child being killed) you'd eat nothing but foie gras ever again.

I don't know either, so shutup vegan.

RyuLion 06-13-2012 07:40 PM

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Originally Posted by AsianDivaGirlsWebDude (Post 18999911)


ADG

:1orglaugh:1orglaugh:1orglaugh

EukerVoorn 06-13-2012 07:40 PM

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Originally Posted by Monique Niccole (Post 19003737)
You're absolutely right. You cannot ascribe human emotions and feelings onto non-human animals. I'm glad we agree now.

A few hundred years ago people could do anything with blacks because blacks were considered animals, without "emotions and feelings". But these blacks were able to stand up for themselves and there were also white people who felt sorry for these blacks and stood up for them as well. Now you're arguing with people who are in favor of animal rights and it seems to be impossible to convince you that by eating foie gras you're contributing to animal suffering. You haven't learned a fucking thing from your own people's history and I see more intelligence and empathie in my cats than in you. Of course animals feel pain and fear just like you do.

Animals are the black Jews of today. Nature got totally out of balance and humans don't have natural enemies anymore, so we're overpopulating the planet and destroying it and we think we're superieur to everything else.

As for the arguments brought up in here:

1) It tastes great so it's ok - so if your ass tastes great it's ok for other people to eat it?

2) There is so much more suffering in the meat industry - yes but you have to start somewhere. When there's crap all over your garden do you not start cleaning it up because there's crap everywhere? I would just start somewhere and clean it up bit by bit.

Eating an animal is natural. Torturing it isn't. Give it a cruelty free live with a bit of comfort and kill it quickly. Please watch the movie at www.earthlings.com - it's not an anti-meat-eating movie but it will open your eyes.

http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_zENuDflPej...pMLi_18279.jpg

http://www.scrapbookpages.com/Bergen...atedBodies.jpg

http://www.novivisezione.org/mostra/foto33.jpg

http://humanityy.com/uploads/2010/04/dissect.jpg

http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-HVBjsxCS-H...ed%2BAlive.jpg

http://vegankind.ir/upload/images/36...2290308107.jpg

bhutocracy 06-13-2012 07:42 PM

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Originally Posted by Brujah (Post 19003903)
I don't know either, so shutup vegan.

hah, I ate the thickest piece of bacon I've ever had on the weekend, I'm just sayin' foie gras is no worse, and probably BETTER than what 95% of the people here eat (assuming 5% vegetarians). It's just a little less familiar to most people and therefore easier to demonise even though the eggs and bacon they had for breakfast was most likely more cruel to produce.

Shotsie 06-13-2012 08:03 PM

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Originally Posted by Brujah (Post 19003735)
I loved foie gras before I knew more about it. Haven't touched it since. I make do with liverwurst when I crave it. As a result, I try to avoid learning too much about food or how it is made before it gets to me so that it doesn't fuck with my head.

Funny thing is, the chefs at these restaurants that serve it - they could probably pan-fry some pet food grade liverwurst, dress it up, pass it off as foie gras and most of the customers wouldn't even know the difference.

It ain't that great, anyway. I'll take a slice of scrapple over some foie gras pâté any day.

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Originally Posted by Voodoo (Post 19003876)
That's how the Nazis felt about the Jews and how the whites used to treat the blacks.

Nice to see things have changed.

Oh, Jesus Christ... Okay, now this thread is starting to reach insanity levels of irrationality.

EukerVoorn 06-13-2012 08:10 PM

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Originally Posted by Shotsie (Post 19003942)
Oh, Jesus Christ... Okay, now this thread is starting to reach insanity levels of irrationality.

White people fighting black slavery back then were considered irrational as well.

Monique Niccole 06-13-2012 11:17 PM

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Originally Posted by Brujah (Post 19003873)
I think it's great that you justify it this way to yourself, in order to let your conscience allow you to eat it. Otherwise you'd just say you don't really care, but it's obvious that you do care, and need to justify it differently in order to continue.

I don't need to justify anything in order to continue eating it. My conscience is perfectly good with eating foie gras -- was before this post and will be after.

Now we've got people comparing ducks to blacks and Jews. This thread has truly jumped the shark.

Far-L 06-14-2012 12:08 AM

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Originally Posted by Monique Niccole (Post 19004136)
I don't need to justify anything in order to continue eating it. My conscience is perfectly good with eating foie gras -- was before this post and will be after.

Now we've got people comparing ducks to blacks and Jews. This thread has truly jumped the shark.

Promethean, to say the least. :winkwink:






* Witticism Cliff Notes for those that want to understand the humor more quickly: Prometheus gave fire to Mankind and for his Transgression Zeus chained him to a rock to spend his immortality having his liver eaten every day by an eagle, only to have the liver regenerate for the next day's feasting. Hence, geese, for the benefit they give to Mankind of tasting good, and inspiring their cultivation for consumption, must have their livers eaten every day, chained to an existence of stuffing, roasting and devouring into infinity.

HomeFry 06-14-2012 12:25 AM

Lololollolo

baddog 06-14-2012 12:28 AM

This could take a while, so half way through . . . .

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Originally Posted by EukerVoorn (Post 18999198)
In China you'll find chefs who live skin a cat or dog and then boil it when it's still alive and tell you that there's nothing inhuman about it and that it tastes great.

What are your thoughts on lobster? And I am pretty sure you will find plenty of Hindu that don't appreciate the way people treat cows.

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Originally Posted by blackmonsters (Post 18999887)
Now go put up some links to a gagging video and think about it.

:1orglaugh

Except, as pointed out above, they don't gag.

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Originally Posted by Shotsie (Post 19002934)
I had some the other day at Chez Quis, which - I had trouble even getting in the restaurant. I had to tell them I was Abe Froman: the sausage king of Chicago, just to get a table.

:1orglaugh
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Originally Posted by DamianJ (Post 19003590)
Who said battery chickens was ok?

Killing any animal to eat it is fine. As long as it is free range and happy before it dies. Force feeding a goose is bad

Hope that cleared up your confusion

I was wondering what a battery chicken was, I guess it is caged. Have you been to Kauai by chance? They have a lot of free range chicken there. I can not imagine the mess it would be in London if you had chickens for everyone wandering the streets.

As far as force feeding the goose, why is it bad? It was born for one reason, to be slaughtered. You presume that being force fed must be terrible because as a human it would be. Thing is, it is a goose. Different animal.

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Originally Posted by DamianJ (Post 19003683)
Er...yes. Chicken in a cage vs free range chicken. Why shouldn't the free range be happy?

Where do you propose these chickens roam?

DamianJ 06-14-2012 12:29 AM

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Originally Posted by Sly (Post 19003729)
What frame of reference do the caged chickens have that makes them so unhappy?

Because they are standing in their own shit that literally burns their feet off, because they see no daylight, because they are fed in a way to make them fat, because their beaks are cut off to stop them fighting, etc etc

There have been huge campaigns, week long TV shows etc to stop battery chickens here. I guess you lot just have no idea what it is like and why it is so disgusting.

You should really go and educate yourself about it:

http://www.broodyhen.co.uk/ket/fowln...M/battery.html

DamianJ 06-14-2012 12:35 AM

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Originally Posted by baddog (Post 19004179)
What are your thoughts on lobster?

It's as free range as you can get, so lobster is cool.

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Originally Posted by baddog (Post 19004179)
And I am pretty sure you will find plenty of Hindu that don't appreciate the way people treat cows.

No, the cow is a religious symbol, and is sacred to Hindu. Nothing to do with disgusting farming techniques.


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Originally Posted by baddog (Post 19004179)
I was wondering what a battery chicken was, I guess it is caged.

Are you joking? Do you really not know what battery chickens are?



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Originally Posted by baddog (Post 19004179)
As far as force feeding the goose, why is it bad?

Because force feeding is bad. In my book. Maybe you think it's OK, I don't.

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Originally Posted by baddog (Post 19004179)
It was born for one reason, to be slaughtered.

I have, as I keep saying, no problem with it being slaughtered. I have an issue with it being treated like a piece of shit while it is alive

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Originally Posted by baddog (Post 19004179)
You presume that being force fed must be terrible because as a human it would be.

Yes I do. Why do you think they like living in cages and being force fed?


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Originally Posted by baddog (Post 19004179)
Where do you propose these chickens roam?

Do you honestly not know what free range means?

I think you're just trolling me...in case not, a free range chicken lives on a fucking farm. With trees and woodland, dust for it to scratch at and roll in, a natural life. It is then killed and I eat it.

baddog 06-14-2012 12:51 AM

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Originally Posted by DamianJ (Post 19004184)
It's as free range as you can get, so lobster is cool.

Was not talking to you, or about it being free range. I brought it up because it is boiled alive, like the dogs and cats in China.

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Are you joking? Do you really not know what battery chickens are?



I have never heard them called battery chickens, never.

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Because force feeding is bad. In my book. Maybe you think it's OK, I don't.

Unless it is a steak.


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Yes I do. Why do you think they like living in cages and being force fed?

Why do you think a bird that has lived only in a cage knows any better; or would even survive on the outside.

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Do you honestly not know what free range means?

I think you're just trolling me...in case not, a free range chicken lives on a fucking farm. With trees and woodland, dust for it to scratch at and roll in, a natural life. It is then killed and I eat it.
You know, that is how they used to do it. Then people wanted chicken nuggets, and chicken sandwiches, and wings, tons of fucking wings. There were not enough little farms to keep up with the demand. And there never will be again . . . unless of course you don't mind paying 17.50 a pound for a whole chicken. Those packages of just breasts will be a lot more.

chaze 06-14-2012 01:03 AM

If your going to be a selfish un-empathetic animal abuser, at least own it. It's ridiculous to act like it's o.k. to abuse animals because it's gourmet. People wonder why there is slaves and mass man slaughter, serial killers, it's the same mind set you have on animals.

We where trained to think it's o.k. to abuse animals by corporations so they can save money by raising and treating animals like crap.

Week people like to hurt weaker things to make them feel like they are strong.

Disregard for animal cruelty is usually the first signs for psycho-paths and serial killers.

Do what you want, I just don't like the ignorance that somehow it's futile to have respect for animals.

AngelAfterlife 06-14-2012 02:54 AM

I'll have the foie gras along side a veal steak, shark fin soup, and baby seal stuffed dumplings

DamianJ 06-14-2012 03:47 AM

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Originally Posted by baddog (Post 19004196)
I brought it up because it is boiled alive,

So? Why are you anthropomorphising a lobster?

http://straightdope.com/columns/read...n-boiled-alive

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Originally Posted by baddog (Post 19004196)
like the dogs and cats in China.

I have no issue with eating a cat or a dog.

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Originally Posted by baddog (Post 19004196)
I have never heard them called battery chickens, never.

That's what they are called in Europe. Still, now you've seen the video and read about their feet rotting off because they stand in their own shit etc I am sure you will agree it's a pretty horrible life. Yes, free range is about twice as much money, but I cannot ever eat a non-free range animal or bird now.

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Originally Posted by baddog (Post 19004196)
Why do you think a bird that has lived only in a cage knows any better; or would even survive on the outside.

Battery hens are constantly being released since the ban. My friend bought 6 only two weeks ago. They are happy as larry and behaving as a normal bird would.

It is nature. Reflex actions. What is hard wired into their heads. It's like saying a cat that is kept inside is OK because it has never been outside. Utter nonsense.

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Originally Posted by baddog (Post 19004196)
You know, that is how they used to do it. Then people wanted chicken nuggets, and chicken sandwiches, and wings, tons of fucking wings. There were not enough little farms to keep up with the demand. And there never will be again . . . unless of course you don't mind paying 17.50 a pound for a whole chicken. Those packages of just breasts will be a lot more.

There were more than enough farms, just they realised they could make much more profit by battery farming.

There is a massive revolution over here about the industry, and it was made illegal, thankfully. I'm sure you guys will catch up when you learn about how disgusting it all is.

Yes, a free range organic bird will cost a lot more. It will also taste a whole lot nicer and you can be happy you are not supporting battery farming.

Have you seen Food, Inc?

12clicks 06-14-2012 04:46 AM

the most satisfying part of this thread is that those who are against foie gras are the same subset of losers who'll go on to have miserable lives.

btw, I have veal last night. delicious!

12clicks 06-14-2012 04:48 AM

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Originally Posted by Monique Niccole (Post 19003113)
Gah! I wish you were coming to town. I'd take you to Chez Papa for the foie gras tasting menu. Next time you're in town, I'll take you there anyway - it's one of my favorite French restaurants in the city.

a foie gras tasting menu????? how in the world did I miss that until now????
I'm all in!

12clicks 06-14-2012 04:53 AM

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Originally Posted by Brujah (Post 19003873)
I think it's great that you justify it this way to yourself, in order to let your conscience allow you to eat it. Otherwise you'd just say you don't really care, but it's obvious that you do care, and need to justify it differently in order to continue.

the next time the neighbor's goose runs under your trailer, catch it and let me know. I'll have it shipped up to me and I'll show you how much I care.

HomeFry 06-14-2012 05:19 AM

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Originally Posted by 12clicks (Post 19004368)
the most satisfying part of this thread is that those who are against foie gras are the same subset of losers who'll go on to have miserable lives.

btw, I have veal last night. delicious!

And yet you're still a moron. Good one.

uno 06-14-2012 07:44 AM

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Originally Posted by 12clicks (Post 19002956)
wow.

I do love your insight on how the other half imagines I live.

I eat it because its delicious. Same reason I eat steak.
You'd have a point if we were talking about eating Ortolan but in this case, you're just out of your depth.

I don't think I could eat it whole.

uno 06-14-2012 07:46 AM

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Originally Posted by Monique Niccole (Post 19003124)
And for everyone who keeps harping on the price of foie gras...

Naked Lunch has a foie gras and duck prosciutto sandwich on the menu for $18. The Farewell to Foie Gras dinner at Starbelly is $60 for 4 courses. The foie gras plate at Keiko is $21.

Foie gras isn't something that you have to be Warren Buffett in order to eat. Unless you're currently occupying your mom's basement, you can afford it. :2 cents:

I only like it when its seared and has a slightly firmer texture.

Vendzilla 06-14-2012 08:05 AM

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Originally Posted by kristin (Post 18999293)
You have longer than 20 days. From the comments:

"Foie gras is not going to disappear! California is not outlawing it. The issue is about force feeding animals. A restaurant, chef, or whoever is still allowed to use and sell foie gras as long as they purchase it from a place that does not force feed the birds.

You can read the chaptered bill at: http://leginfo.ca.gov/pub/03-04/bill/sen/sb_1501-1550/sb_1520_bill_20040929_chaptered.pdf"

I have a friend that hunts anything that he can get a license for, love duck sausage

uno 06-16-2012 06:30 AM

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Originally Posted by AngelAfterlife (Post 19004272)
I'll have the foie gras along side a veal steak, shark fin soup, and baby seal stuffed dumplings

I would definitely try baby seal. I have a suspicion that full grown seal is too fishy.

CaptainHowdy 06-16-2012 07:58 AM

And all the evil men and women do ...


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