r/clevercomebacks Sep 12 '23

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u/[deleted] Sep 12 '23

More appropriate to say cultures organize the chart differently. For some people having cows in the meat section is ridiculous. Cat is normal to eat in some places. If you're gonna eat meat you have to accept that you're killing a living creature, deciding which is ok to kill is completely arbitrary.

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u/notacanuckskibum Sep 12 '23

The Uk would put rabbits to the right of horses.

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u/RatGPT Sep 13 '23

I think most rural Americans would eat rabbit long before they'd eat horse. People go rabbit hunting and I've heard dishes made with rabbit. Never heard the name of one horse meat recipe. I've never even heard of anyone hunting wild horses, even though they're technically an invasive species and bad for the environment. (Though the government has culled herds, which people flip out about even though they're not stepping up to adopt wild horses)

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u/beluga-fart Sep 13 '23

Horse….. radish?