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Most people eat the Holliday Turkeys, but now with the federal decriminalization of eating horse meat, I was wondering if horse could become a holiday food.

I personally never ate horse nor do I know anyone that eats horse. I wonder who the horse eaters are and what it tastes like.

I think this will open the market for larger ovens; which is never a bad thing.

Most people eat the Holliday Turkeys, but now with the federal decriminalization of eating horse meat, I was wondering if horse could become a holiday food. I personally never ate horse nor do I know anyone that eats horse. I wonder who the horse eaters are and what it tastes like. I think this will open the market for larger ovens; which is never a bad thing.

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The major issue is when they banned horse slaughter, it financially incentivized people to abandon old horses, because they truly have no financial value. It costs money to feed a horse, and at a certain point they have no economic value. There was a problem with shitty farmers or decent farmers on hard times to simply abandon the animals or underfeed them.

We all know if you financially promote something, you WILL get more of it (eg. single moms, etc).

Allowing horse slaughter just makes sense, because even horses raised for other purposes will still need to eventually be slaughtered, so why make it unprofitable to the farmer or waste the meat? Even if it's just exclusively for dog food.