Is there any meat you wouldn't eat?

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Hashime

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Human flesh, anything from insects. Otherwise I'm game. Especially white veal, sooo good.
 

Jabberwock xeno

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Yes.

I consider myself a vegatrain, but I eat shellfish, and the occansioal hot dog or fried chicken, only if it's the only thing around to eat, though.

Though, I wouldn't mind eating person if they weren't killed for it :p
 

Frankydee

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Any sort of Mollusk. From what I've gathered it's a lot like slurping on really runny snot.
 

BlackStar42

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Endangered animals, veal and battery farmed meat. If you must eat it, make sure it's had a happy life is my view.
 

HeySeansOnline

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If the meat in question applies to any of these it's a no.

- If It Is Human, or of equal Human intelligence, Dolphins don't count, nor do Chimps. So if years from now after the aliens have made contact, some Wookie vendor tries to sell me a Krogan hot dog I'll probably have to disagree.

- If it's sexual. I'm taking the Louie C.K. route, not only do I not want a duck vagina or a whale penis because it might turn out I like it, but I can't get over the fact I'm eating something that once contained sexual fluids.

- If it's endangered. I don't want to be the schmuck who contributes to the death of Giant Pandas because I just had to toss one on a bun with bar be que sauce.
 

Dags90

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Anything potentially carrying incurable pathogens (humans), and the usual Western taboo foods: beasts of burden, pets, blobfish, etc. Or anything endangered or in danger of over hunting (sharks).
 

vento 231

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A rocky mountain oyster, other wise no. Or a dog or bald eagle. I want to try people, but I can't find any one who sells it. I am dead serious. I would love alien, polarbear, panda,anything that is endangered is a delacasy, except bald eagle so I'm in.
 

Snarky Username

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I try to stay away from intelligent animals like dogs and cats. Luckily for me, cows aren't very intelligent!
 

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To be honest anything at all! Meat eaters who live in this day and age live with the understanding that unless they either butcher their own meat know a local butcher or indeed eat all organic are at some point going to consume more arseholes that comprise the entire roster of acts for this years X Factor.

Although if someone said your eating deep fried hogs anus I may pause. What you don't know wont poison you after all.

I mean most people are horrified that I have eaten Veal. Hypocritically if anyone tried to feed me cat I would probably butcher them halal style take the poor frightened kittens home and feed them the chef.

For I am not a Cannibal.
 

CarpathianMuffin

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Veal and lamb, and anything from an endangered animal.
I don't like eating the meat of a fully vulnerable animal.
 

Shoggoth2588

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I think I'd have to pass up on most bugs and many deep-sea fish but I'd be willing to try other stuff...no monkey brain though. Bring on the Strange-Meat-on-a-stick!

EDIT: Rotten. I would not eat rotten meat. Or fetuses, I would not eat the meat of a fetus
 

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Jabberwock xeno said:
Yes.

I consider myself a vegatrain, but I eat shellfish, and the occansioal hot dog or fried chicken, only if it's the only thing around to eat, though.

Though, I wouldn't mind eating person if they weren't killed for it :p
I know it was just a mistake and that everyone makes them while typing and I'm not holding it against you, but reading that word made me think of someone getting hit by a giant carrot train.
 

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Endangered animals or anything toxic (like dolphin meat for example, which has lots of mercury in it. Yum.). Also any animal that I have as a pet (that animal, not the whole species.).

Plus things that I think are a bit too inhumane, like duck liver pate or possibly veal. And then there's things I think are disgusting and such, like octopus or squid (I have a phobia of tentacled squishy things.)
 

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Airsoftslayer93 said:
surely eating the meat from an endangered animal would be better than leaving it, if you leave it then its gone to wast, its already dead, at least eat it
What exact scenario are you working with here? If I'm starving to death then all bets are off. And I suspect anyone here would kill and eat any animal rather than starve to death.

If someone found a dead Siberian tiger and cooked it, I suppose there would be little harm... but that isn't going to happen. A scenario where this occurred would have to be something along the lines of it being a fresh kill... but how is this going to happen? If said Tiger was hit with a car, then it is an accident, but eating it might encourage more "accidents" so no, I wouldn't eat it. If it had just been killed with a bolt of lightning, or it had been killed by another predator or what not then maybe it would be a "once in a life" thing but really...no one wants to eat mutilated food.

So the final option is that someone already killed it for its meat (or ivory or pelt) and you might as well eat it. I'm going to go with no, because you are then tacitly approving of the death of said endangered animal. It creates a market for it. This is why, when elephant poachers are caught, the ivory is burned. Yeah, it is technically "wasting" it since the animal is already dead, but you don't want to allow any profit or benefit to be made by that animals death.

So no, I would not eat it even if it was already dead. Unless, like any other human being, it was a matter of life or death.