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Chiachen Posted 14 years ago
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Who dares say it's a myth! It's been a fact for decades. It's never the culture(more 'prominent' in certain province) of eating cats and dogs or tigers that needs be judged by anyone; it's always the most gruesome inhumane unnecessary cruel acts those participants seem without any concern so willing to inflict upon those cats and dogs before they are served on the dining tables that is shocking beyond one could comprehend. Does either prominent or prevalent make sense here. Can culture be used in place of a custom or common practice.
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Who dares to say it's a myth ? It has been a fact for decades. It's not the custom , more prevalent in certain provinces, of eating cats and dogs or tigers that should be judged; it is the gruesome , inhumane , and unnecessarily cruel acts so unconcernedly inflicted upon those animals before they are served on the dining table that is shocking beyond comprehension.
- Who dares to say it's a myth ?
- It has been a fact for decades.
- It's not the custom , more prevalent in certain provinces, of eating cats and dogs or tigers that should be judged; it is the gruesome , inhumane , and unnecessarily cruel acts so unconcernedly inflicted upon those animals before they are served on the dining table that is shocking beyond comprehension.
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Who dares to say it's a myth? It has been a fact for decades. It's not the custom, more prevalent in certain provinces, of eating cats and dogs or tigers that should be judged; it is the gruesome, inhumane, and unnecessarily cruel acts so unconcernedly inflicted upon those animals before they are served on the dining table
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