After the banning of /r/dogdiet, /r/caninecuisine is created. (Weirdos. But... free speech is free speech. Idgaf if people eat dog, though I'd prefer they ate cats.) [1838x1738 - 5.09MB]

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The Aztecs also performed human sacrifices on children right? Seems to follow the timeline they’d be pushing all this about now. Get us ready for the next steps.

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Way ahead of you bro. They already do that in the altar of planned parenthood.

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Good point.

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Why are Chinese dog eating people so offensive? Or is this a sub about fat people that also overfeed their pets? Either way... fuck them.

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It’s watching them cook the dog alive while it’s trying to get out of the pot that gets me the most. Tugs on the heartstrings.

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Aztecs also slaughtered their own people for big sky sun daddy. If you want to act like a heathen, go back to your heathen countries. God I fuckjng hate people. "Deal with it". Fuck you bitch. Do that shit in front of me. I'll fucking deal with it then. The fuckkng internet has driven people insane. Makes the weak feel strong.

Edit- I dont give a fuck about dey culture. It means fucking nothing to me the minute they set foot in my country. Want to have your cultural ways still? Stay in your own fucking culture then. What fucking vermin.

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I wonder how many people the Chinese government pays to browse reddit. Obviously ordinary Chinese people aren't using it, but paid provocateurs who wanna post about their dog recipes in between stoking communism online? Yeah.

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