Anthony Bourdain defends seal hunt, slams Canadian seafood boycott

[missdpuck]

Apparently it's okay to mistreat an animal if you're going to eat it.

There are foodie groups who believe that pigs taste better when killed slowly. Or so I've read haha.

I would think that the only way to be a humane carnivore is to raise the animals yourself.

Sorry Temple!

[Flaming Choy]

Originally Posted by stampsx2

Anthony Bourdain parts unknown, i tried watching it once and wasted 15 minutes of my life i will never get back.

Which episode did you watch? I generally like this show (and No Reservations before it). While there is still a big focus on food, I like the episodes that stray away from it. Watched the Israel episode recent, which I found really interesting since I really don't know too much about the situation in the area. My personal favorite was the Beirut episode from No Reservation when an attack breaks out.

[jofillips]

yea so many good episodes to watch of his...
MissDPuck - are you referring to the gassing of pigs for slaughter? I think thats fairly standard now. Pigs (heck all meat) definatley does taste better when 'raised' slowly

[northcrunk]

Mc Face - Slaughta Ya Outta

"Cause killin baby seals is the way to go"