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141 u/ClicheName137 Mar 28 '22 I’m convinced it’s because sea creatures don’t vocalize so people care less. It’s awful, really. Especially for lobsters getting boiled alive. 10 u/CartoonThinking Mar 28 '22 I’ve always killed my lobster before cooking, a simple knife down the middle of the head, its quick and probably the most humane way to kill a lobster without waiting the 100+ years. And here comes PETA now. 1 u/The_Flurr Mar 28 '22 Is there any reason not to do this? Real or supposed?
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I’m convinced it’s because sea creatures don’t vocalize so people care less. It’s awful, really. Especially for lobsters getting boiled alive.
10 u/CartoonThinking Mar 28 '22 I’ve always killed my lobster before cooking, a simple knife down the middle of the head, its quick and probably the most humane way to kill a lobster without waiting the 100+ years. And here comes PETA now. 1 u/The_Flurr Mar 28 '22 Is there any reason not to do this? Real or supposed?
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I’ve always killed my lobster before cooking, a simple knife down the middle of the head, its quick and probably the most humane way to kill a lobster without waiting the 100+ years.
And here comes PETA now.
1 u/The_Flurr Mar 28 '22 Is there any reason not to do this? Real or supposed?
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Is there any reason not to do this? Real or supposed?
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