Metal Reviews

Killing animals for daily consumption to me is rational. We are after all, omnivores, we need meat. As long you, EisenFaust kill them just for their meat, I think it's ok. But of course, here we're talking about these poor creatures killed for fur etc. Well we've come to a modern era where winter clothes are made of alternative materials besides animals fur. I think the fur industry should be halted.

What the video showed was purely inhumane. Skinning them alive is a fucking nasty way. At least have the decency of putting them to sleep first. It wouldn't be so grotesque.

I agree. I just needed to lash out at the radical vegetarians and vegans and their over-romanticization of nature. Usually people that are not even in contact with nature who get a kick out of complaining from their safe big city apartments. So very tiring..

100% agree. With all said.

Saw this over at the Metal Crypt and it was indeed disturbing. Killing the poor thing first would be the decent thing to do.

EDIT: As for kids, well I'll put it to you like this. I disrespected my mother once as a young lad. She introduced me to her leather belt. I never disrespected her again. Problem solved.

FUCK! People who treat animals like that deserve to be treated the same :evil:

Ken might have seen this when he was in Korea but def their Dog Market streets (where they sell dogs for food) are insane and unnevering. This one factory I used to work at there had a "dog farm" behind it and slaughter day was not cool. Uck.

China they have cat and dog food streets. Crazy, but what is wrong to some is cool to others, is all culture and how animals are perceived, we seem to give a shit in the Western world, other places an Animal is no different then a stone or some other thing.

Cannibalism anyone?

Mmmm Cannabalism

It's true. People from various places differ culturally. What some see as a blessing is a curse to another. And it's true in some places it's customary to eat dogs and cats. Black dogs are a delicacy in Indonesia, around Mount Krakatoa. But surely there's a more humane way to getting their meat than chopping them up alive.