No has nothing to do with starving. The Harbin dog meat festival has nothing to do with starving. In reality dog and cat products from China (meat, fur, skins- those nice cheap leather gloves you have are probably dog skin) are a multi-billion dollar industry. Trump banned the imports of these products and Biden reversed it.
Don't have any cheap leather. My goods mostly are sheepskin. My wife's new sheepskin winter coat makes her look like a movie star.
But sure it has to do with starving. You can't raise beef in the city. Their infrastructure is fucked up except for western exports.
These fuckers raise dogs in the city or collect strays to utilize for food. It's easier than raising beef.
Aint no one starving in China. The west doesn't raise beef in the city either. Chinese are savage and have no regard for life, animal or human. They'd have human baby meat festivals if they could get away with it.
What I'm saying is people living in the city don't have the supply chain benefit we do to source large quantities of meats for cheap and easy consumption.
Their supply chains are more localized and they are closer to their foods source than we are. Chinese cannot afford food that needs long distance refrigerated shipping.
That's why those that live in cities eat meats easily raised in cities or close to cities. Dogs are a perfect fit.
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