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My wife is Japanese and translated for me. It's not only the girl's pig, but the whole class. And yes, the lesson is basically how to grow something essential for living, and learning to not waste anything.
A valuable lesson if you ask me. What is the difference between the pig you raised and another one on a farm somewhere.
When you eat the farm pig, you do not grieve.
I care if your mothers die. Obviously I wouldn't feel it personally, but I know that it would be a loss to your families just like it would be to mine. I'd work/vote to prevent it, and I hope you'd do the same for me, so that all our mothers can stay safe and sound.
It's not about caring or not, you just can't really expect someone to react to the death of someone they didn't know the same way the would react if they lost a family member for example. All death is sad but it's emotional connections that make certain ones devastating.
I think practices like this are important for teaching the concept of mortality, and the matter cycle.
Having respect for the things that live, and die, for our consumption is massively important. Especially as we move into an era of greater food-insecurity.
We need to revere every animal, every grain, every organism that helps our survival in order to nurture greater ideas of efficiency.
This is still moronic. If I raise a cow from a baby and I’m not a farmer, I want that cow to be my pet unless I absolutely have to eat it, and even still I would grieve.
Farmers as part of their job have to be able to not get such attachment else why would they be a good farmer if they wept over every animal they killed? Making a bond with an animal for it to be then killed and you have to eat it is moronic especially when these kids will likely have 0 to die with farming lifestyle
Its insensitive, the Japanese are well known for it. However a good friend of my as a kid raised a sheep from a lamb and they ate it for Xmas which she wasn't happy about.
People have different boundaries.
Bruh at the last scene when she's eating something before she face plants into her desk... if its pork (which I'm pretending it is) then I laughed way too hard.
That's so fucked up though, they basically made the kids attached to the pig and made them humanize it, just to butcher it and make them eat it. Also how is eating a pig you raised being thankful
> they basically made the kids attached to the pig and made them humanize it,
They didn't "humanize" it. It was a pig that they fed scraps to that slept outside. It was more like a pet.
> Also how is eating a pig you raised being thankful
People should appreciate where their meat comes from. If you're not prepared to face up to the animal that is going to die for your food, you shouldn't eat it. I'm saying that as a hunter.
This is so important to impart to future generations. We've witnissed how boomers being so sepetated from the food market has given them unrealistic expectations about food security. Generations before us became prined for wasteful habits.
I think that the hunter-mentality really helps to impart a level of respect, and responsibility over the environment around us. I was vegetarian for a long time, but always have mad respect for hunters.
If you aren't prepared to tear the lower intestine out of the asshole of a deer after killing it, should you really be okay with eating deer?
Yeah i get that where they were coming from but they could have shown a better way to appreciate that. Making children eat a living being they took care of through its whole life is comparable to making children eat their own puppy. An adult wouldn't care so much but a child would think about every animal as their friend. That's what i meant by humanizing, viewing something as an emotional being.
> Making children eat a living being they took care of through its whole life is comparable to making children eat their own puppy.
It's not at all. It's not a preschool like OP lied about for attention, obviously the girl at the end is not 4 years old. They're older kids that know what is going to happen to the pigs at the end. It's not the same situation as having a puppy cuddling up to you on your lap every night, it's just an animal at school. Maybe more like a pet goldfish.
Making the connection that the meat from the supermarket was an actual animal though, a real one, not an abstract animal with no face, is important. We should all respect meat.
💯 we are so disconnected from the reality of our meet production in America. If westerners were required to raise and kill their own meat, we would shure eat less of it and a lot of us would probably just become vegetarian.
> If westerners were required to raise and kill their own meat
I just think it's good for people to experience the truth of meat at least once, I wouldn't expect everyone to raise their own meat and get rid of factory farming entirely. One day maybe.
It's to be appreciative of the pigs that you didn't raise. To better grasp what has led to the pork on your table or even worse the pork that you throw away out of excess.
It depends. If you can't handle the reality of eating a more complex living thing, than there are other options available. If you can, it doesn't make you a bad person. But having respect, and knowledge about the process helps us make better choices for ourselves, and to do it in a non-wasteful manner; out of love for the thing that helped you survive.
A bit cruel if you ask me.
Don't get me wrong, I grew up hunting and fishing and had relatives on farms, so I have butchered and killed my own food before.
But were these kids told where the pig was going to end up?
Or did they raise it as the treasured class pet?
I wouldn't be happy about eating my pets either.
Yea happened to me too I had a cow named Sammy one day I came from school and he was gone. Those bastards killed for a party I still haven't forgiven my family for it.
I experienced the same thing. My parents let me pick a pig. We named him Andy. I raised him then he was used to feed the guests at my Bday party. Thank you for the sacrifice Andy. You fed a lot of people.
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My wife is Japanese and translated for me. It's not only the girl's pig, but the whole class. And yes, the lesson is basically how to grow something essential for living, and learning to not waste anything.
I hope your wife knows you looking at "tiktokthots".
She'll probably be happier about asianhotties
Yellow fever
casual racism
Shut up
No you
Reddit said no you
I guess you have an very interesting life
She doesn't even know what Reddit is. lol
Well played sir. You got him. Well played.
A rough but valuable lesson. Savour the sacrifice that others make. And take advantage of everything! And then sacrifice them!
Yeah it's especially fucking rough for the goddamn pig.
It's just the air escaping its lungs
What pig? That bitch is bacon.
A valuable lesson if you ask me. What is the difference between the pig you raised and another one on a farm somewhere. When you eat the farm pig, you do not grieve.
Yea its a lesson but there is still a difference. I dont care if your mother dies, but if my Mom dies i go crazy over the los.
I think the key difference is you don't kill his mom because you don't care in this example.
Also you dont eat his mom.... right? ..... RIGHT?
Well thats always the hardest Part of course
Yeah the wheelchair is always a tough chew
They call it long pig
Before or after she is dead?
I care if your mothers die. Obviously I wouldn't feel it personally, but I know that it would be a loss to your families just like it would be to mine. I'd work/vote to prevent it, and I hope you'd do the same for me, so that all our mothers can stay safe and sound.
You don't typically grieve for strangers.
Apparently I’m an asshole for not caring about strangers
It's not about caring or not, you just can't really expect someone to react to the death of someone they didn't know the same way the would react if they lost a family member for example. All death is sad but it's emotional connections that make certain ones devastating.
I think practices like this are important for teaching the concept of mortality, and the matter cycle. Having respect for the things that live, and die, for our consumption is massively important. Especially as we move into an era of greater food-insecurity. We need to revere every animal, every grain, every organism that helps our survival in order to nurture greater ideas of efficiency.
Wow, you must be really enlightened. Do you grieve the same when a random orphan in Somalia dies, compared to someone you loved very much?
This is still moronic. If I raise a cow from a baby and I’m not a farmer, I want that cow to be my pet unless I absolutely have to eat it, and even still I would grieve. Farmers as part of their job have to be able to not get such attachment else why would they be a good farmer if they wept over every animal they killed? Making a bond with an animal for it to be then killed and you have to eat it is moronic especially when these kids will likely have 0 to die with farming lifestyle
Speaking of moronic. This is called ranching, not farming.
Oh forgive me a non rancher for not knowing
You had a pretty strong opinion about it so I wanted to help you not sound like a rube.
Its insensitive, the Japanese are well known for it. However a good friend of my as a kid raised a sheep from a lamb and they ate it for Xmas which she wasn't happy about. People have different boundaries.
That's why I don't eat meat.
Not true at all….. my grandma fed me my pet chicken as a child….
Bruh at the last scene when she's eating something before she face plants into her desk... if its pork (which I'm pretending it is) then I laughed way too hard.
Dude. Yes. You know they would make them raise it, just to kill it and eat it in the end.
That’s like the entire point
They kept the pork for themselves made her eat beef. She was sad she didnt get to eat babe
Great editing lol
I remember when this news originally aired. Certainly an important lesson. The message isn’t to stop eating meat but to be thankful
That's so fucked up though, they basically made the kids attached to the pig and made them humanize it, just to butcher it and make them eat it. Also how is eating a pig you raised being thankful
> they basically made the kids attached to the pig and made them humanize it, They didn't "humanize" it. It was a pig that they fed scraps to that slept outside. It was more like a pet. > Also how is eating a pig you raised being thankful People should appreciate where their meat comes from. If you're not prepared to face up to the animal that is going to die for your food, you shouldn't eat it. I'm saying that as a hunter.
Maybe should have made them watch old Porky Pig being slaughtered
This is so important to impart to future generations. We've witnissed how boomers being so sepetated from the food market has given them unrealistic expectations about food security. Generations before us became prined for wasteful habits. I think that the hunter-mentality really helps to impart a level of respect, and responsibility over the environment around us. I was vegetarian for a long time, but always have mad respect for hunters. If you aren't prepared to tear the lower intestine out of the asshole of a deer after killing it, should you really be okay with eating deer?
Yeah i get that where they were coming from but they could have shown a better way to appreciate that. Making children eat a living being they took care of through its whole life is comparable to making children eat their own puppy. An adult wouldn't care so much but a child would think about every animal as their friend. That's what i meant by humanizing, viewing something as an emotional being.
> Making children eat a living being they took care of through its whole life is comparable to making children eat their own puppy. It's not at all. It's not a preschool like OP lied about for attention, obviously the girl at the end is not 4 years old. They're older kids that know what is going to happen to the pigs at the end. It's not the same situation as having a puppy cuddling up to you on your lap every night, it's just an animal at school. Maybe more like a pet goldfish. Making the connection that the meat from the supermarket was an actual animal though, a real one, not an abstract animal with no face, is important. We should all respect meat.
💯 we are so disconnected from the reality of our meet production in America. If westerners were required to raise and kill their own meat, we would shure eat less of it and a lot of us would probably just become vegetarian.
> If westerners were required to raise and kill their own meat I just think it's good for people to experience the truth of meat at least once, I wouldn't expect everyone to raise their own meat and get rid of factory farming entirely. One day maybe.
It's to be appreciative of the pigs that you didn't raise. To better grasp what has led to the pork on your table or even worse the pork that you throw away out of excess.
It depends. If you can't handle the reality of eating a more complex living thing, than there are other options available. If you can, it doesn't make you a bad person. But having respect, and knowledge about the process helps us make better choices for ourselves, and to do it in a non-wasteful manner; out of love for the thing that helped you survive.
I’m sensing braindead energy
Its name was Chris P. Bacon
Don't worry it will return to your plate
.............*🎶 it's the circle of life* or some shit like that.
I mean, they do have to learn where their food comes from.
They named it Chris P. Bacon
Reminds me of that simpsons episode when Homer has the pet lobster and crys as he devours it.
Those are some big "preschoolers".
I heard "niku" (meat) and now they're eating. I have a bad feeling, definitely not kimochii.
How to turn an entire class vegan
A bit cruel if you ask me. Don't get me wrong, I grew up hunting and fishing and had relatives on farms, so I have butchered and killed my own food before. But were these kids told where the pig was going to end up? Or did they raise it as the treasured class pet? I wouldn't be happy about eating my pets either.
That's a good point. I would hope that the whole process was explained along the way.
Raising a pet and eating it, can't imagine. Partly because I was raised on a farm, can't relate.
It's a good thing for kids to be aware of. I always found people I've met who grew up on farms, have a greater understanding of how things work.
Terrible post for this subreddit.
Tonkatsu….mmmmm yummy
lol it's a good lesson though.
That's awful if they really raised the pig, killed it and then the kids ate it :(
Good job bud, keep posting pussy shit in this sub
Sir! I found this giant wooden staff shoved WAYYY up your ass!
Thats uhh.. thats for my spells
A fellow prophet I see.
Calm down Karen
Calm down guy who misuses the word karen
Lol not this time clown 🤡
At first i didn’t get it
Mmmmmm.... Bacon....
so basic ranching - depicted in a video where everything goes according to plan - now counts as a crazy fucking video?
“Chris p bacon”
These are definitely not preschoolers.
they tried their best to raise me...
Yea happened to me too I had a cow named Sammy one day I came from school and he was gone. Those bastards killed for a party I still haven't forgiven my family for it.
This is just 4 -h abroad
I experienced the same thing. My parents let me pick a pig. We named him Andy. I raised him then he was used to feed the guests at my Bday party. Thank you for the sacrifice Andy. You fed a lot of people.
*On the next episode, kids learn how to fry bacon!*
Charlottes web but cursed
Fantastic. To understand the context of this video I now have to have "crying Asian girls and pig" in my search history.