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have lived in uk.
have eaten Tesco 100% Beef Lasagna
tl;dr have on many occasions eaten polish horse pasta bake.
apparently the best thing to fry chips in is horse fat (dont know this for sure) and you used to be able to get 'squirrel chips'??? Meanwhile they keep trying to make kangaroo a thing (which honestly probably isnt all that bad an idea for various reasons) but the aboriginals always demand money for it and honestly, its chewy as hell.
Where do we draw the line tho, and why. Cos horses being eaten has been a thing many times. Ive got no real urge to try it i dont know why it doesnt sound good to me... i think cos horses are for riding and working. cows are for milking and eating.
Pigs are smarter than cats. So these lines are arbitrary.
i dont know how to judge that one so im gonna take your word for it.
bacon is delicious but the thought of eating cats doesnt appeal to me at all
I'm not a fan of kangaroo - too chewy was my opinion as well, and I did not like the aftertaste.
Horse is one I would like to try
I’m confused, in one sentence you say you’ve eaten polish horse, yet the next you say you’ve no urge to try it?
Either way, really any animal can be eaten. The distinguishment is only what you perceive it to be, horses, cows, kangaroos. They are not human and therefore we can eat it without getting sick (there are exceptions to this but not many)
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