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by TheGreatSwissEmperor

22 comments
  1. No, its in all ways practical illegal in Denmark as well, because it conflicts with our general animal welfare laws.

  2. Wrong, it is not legal to boil lobsters alive in Denmark, it is against the animal welfare act.
    It stipulates that animals must be protected as best as possible against pain, suffering, anxiety and significant inconvenience, and that whoever wants to euthanize an animal must ensure that the animal is euthanized as quickly and as painlessly as possible.

    And according to ‘The Danish Veterinary and Food Administration’ this encompasses lobsters aswell

    So when preparing lobster, you jam a knife down the lobsters brainstem thus killing it as fast and painlessly as possible, before boiling it.

  3. How am I supposed to get lobster souls into my sandwiches, if I’m not boiling them alive?

    If I kill them before boiling them. The soul is gone,
    Before I can guide it with the steam.

  4. Based. We should learn more about animal rights, but with such a culture centered on food and tradition in italy I don’t expect any improvement anytime soon

    Edit: I might be a sheep shagger but consent is always paramount for me. Also I can be quite romantic, you know

  5. I find it odd that we draw the line at lobsters. Why are they always talked about? We eat a shitload of crawfish in Sweden but nobody ever talks about them even though they’re basically just small lobsters. Nobody is “killing” crawfish humanely.

    Also all the fish we pull onto boats and just let them suffocate for hours. Imagine how different the world would be if fish could scream like land animals. I’m not saying I have a solution, but it’s an interesting thought.

  6. A lobster looks like an offensive weapon to weapon me, so its probably legal to have one in the UK alive or not.

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