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原帖由 兔兔狗 于 2011-4-18 16:40 发表 
所以我就是个想要 却没有直接放肆啊 人都有负面情绪的 尤其碰到这种脑子被卡住说不通的。 啥也别说了 看看全世界所有国家对于狗的法律吧,连香港杀狗最高都有6个月刑期 还不管你吃没吃,整天在这里争什么能吃 讲什么是主流,主流就是全世界都反感你们这些个赞成吃狗的 绝大多数国家都法律定了不让,你们也就能在天朝这种连人都保护不好的“人权”国家吃吃狗肉了。
可以理解你的这种感情,但也希望你理解他人保护自己国家文化的愿望
你谈到的全世界,其实是只不过是西方现代国家而已
大家服他们的软,是因为他们炮利船坚,他们武力强大而已。他们的道德观,并不能凌驾于其他文化之上。
这方面不得不对韩国人敬佩一下
The Korean response to the controversy is instructive. Many Koreans, even those who wouldn't touch the stuff(指狗肉), defend dog soup against the onslaught of Westernization: It may not be good soup, but it is our soup. (Much of the anger expressed on the Internet is in Korean, but you can get the flavor of it at www.noorung.org). In the United States, meanwhile, Korean Americans have objected to media depictions of Koreans as somehow animalistic. They believe that there is plenty enough in Korean cuisine, from beef barbecue (bulgogi) to mixed vegetables and rice (bibimbap), to define identity without resorting to a defense of this minority preference, which is decidedly not part of Korean-American culture.
引自《The Politics of Dog -- When globalization and culinary practice clash》,John Feffer |
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