I live in a lower class neighborhood and have 3 cats and recently a foriegn
asian couple moved in a couple houses down. ive been told that they are
students at one of the local colleges. that fine but what bothers me is
recently a few of the neighborhood animals have dissapeard and someone
mentioned that maybe it was the asian couple since their "cuisine" is a bit
different than ours. how does one go about asking them "hey are you eating
our pets?" kind of a bit of a spot. i mean even if it was true surely they
just thought they were strays. anyway im scared to let my cats out due to
they may get "stir fried".
M.C. Mullen - 20 Feb 2004 07:10 GMT
| I live in a lower class neighborhood and have 3 cats and recently a foriegn
| asian couple moved in a couple houses down. ive been told that they are
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| just thought they were strays. anyway im scared to let my cats out due to
| they may get "stir fried".
This is an ongoing discussion. But I'd take the time and share my concern
with people from the animal protection and also the police. Could you say
that the pets have disappeared about at the same time when the couple has
moved in?
In our town the Chinese restaurants are blooming ... and pets are
disappearing too ...
Carola
Bill G. - 20 Feb 2004 19:39 GMT
ohh I didn't know it was ongoing elsewhere. guess I shoulda looked huh? and
yes it did kinda start when they moved in but its been real sporadic. I
really have a hard time believing they're eating them but one of the
neighbors has kinda turned it into the neighborhood conspiracy. and there's
too much coincidence. and I know not all asians eat cats and dogs but some
obviously so since you read in the newspapers about the chinese restaurants
getting busted with animals in their freezers. and we have contacted the
animal protection people. they said there wasn't a whole lot they could do
with out some sort of proof. I also have heard of this before now just never
believed it but when I've heard about it always solved itself once they
figured out the animals are pets. maybe we'll jsut keep all the animals
indoors for a while or maybe get ask the animal protection people to explain
to them the animals are not to be eaten here.
> This is an ongoing discussion. But I'd take the time and share my concern
> with people from the animal protection and also the police. Could you say
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>
> Carola
Luvskats00 - 20 Feb 2004 13:44 GMT
G." billgrahm@nospam.yahoo.com
writes
>I live in a lower class neighborhood and have 3 cats and recently a foriegn
>asian couple moved in a couple houses down......
>recently a few of the neighborhood >animals have dissapeard and someone
>mentioned that maybe it was the asian couple since their "cuisine" is a bit
>different than ours.
Uh..I don't believe all people of asian descent eat cats & dogs, all people in
England eat fish & chips, etc...Perhaps there might be a look see to determine
the cause (besides picking an amazingly thoughtless point of reasoning) of the
missing pets. And, yes, keep your own cat inside. Odds are, cat kept in the
house do NOT:
get run over by cars, get chewed up by wild animals/dogs, ingest leaking
antifreeze and other poisons.
Sherry - 20 Feb 2004 13:50 GMT
>G." billgrahm@nospam.yahoo.com
>writes
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>get run over by cars, get chewed up by wild animals/dogs, ingest leaking
>antifreeze and other poisons.
Methinks you're feeding the trolls.
Sherry
QBall - 21 Feb 2004 09:21 GMT
All British cats are allowed to go outside.
The cruelty laws mean that they're rarely confined.
But I guess we don't have coyotes and stuff here.
But we do have "Asian" people - and plenty of disappearing cat rumours.
> G." billgrahm@nospam.yahoo.com
> writes
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> get run over by cars, get chewed up by wild animals/dogs, ingest leaking
> antifreeze and other poisons.
dw - 20 Feb 2004 15:10 GMT
> I live in a lower class neighborhood and have 3 cats and recently a foriegn
> asian couple moved in a couple houses down. ive been told that they are
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> just thought they were strays. anyway im scared to let my cats out due to
> they may get "stir fried".
The last town I lived in had a large oriental population. Every town
i've lived
in (i've lived in lots of them) had many dogs and cats. The last town
had
a large oriental population, and you saw no cats or dogs in the town.
Coincidence? I think not. It's long been known by residents in that
town that
was wise to keep your cats/dogs indoors becuase of the idea that if
you go to Saigon one of the treats they serve in eating establishments
is dogs and cats.
Some have mentioned this in past years on this group and some have
been
upset that this would even be suggested. To that I would suggest they
go to Saigon some time, go into some of the eating establishments.
Not
only will some of the serve cats/dogs, some of them will actually
prepare
them at your table for you.
As Paul Harvey keeps saying, it's not one world. Even he reported
this
a few years back.
So as a pet owner, what do you do? Keep your dogs/cats indoors.
The authorities looked the other way, but the residents knew what was
going on.
dw - 20 Feb 2004 15:17 GMT
>Uh..I don't believe all people of asian descent eat cats & dogs, all people in
>England eat fish & chips, etc...
The last city I lived in it was definetly going on whether you want to believe
it or not.
The elected officials in that city were bending over backwards to cut
the asian population some slack.
The oriental kids would go around the schools beating up hundreds of kids
but let one American kid defend himself and that american would be
suspended faster than you can Ho Chi Minh.
The oriental population was the marjority poplutation and the
elected offcials didn't want anger them.
Try living in an oriental town before you complain about this.
Sherry - 20 Feb 2004 17:50 GMT
>>Uh..I don't believe all people of asian descent eat cats & dogs, all people
>in
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>
>Try living in an oriental town before you complain about this.
Oh, come ON, people. This is *not* the forum to bitch about whatever perceived
or real problem you have with Asian Americans beating up kids.. Besides, for
gawd's sakes, look at the original post. It is so obviously a troll, and he's
accomplished *exactly* what trolls set out to do...start a war and sit back and
enjoy it. This is that posters *one and only* archived post on Google, for
instance, and his question is, "How do I ask my neighbors "Are you eating my
pets?"
Sherry
dw - 20 Feb 2004 19:59 GMT
And how do you figure the OP wss a troll?
I would point out the authorities know
this stuff is going on, they choose to
do nothing about it because the orientals
have the majority of the population, they
have lots of money to buy off the
elected officials, and they control the
deestiny of elected officials at
voting time.
Bill G. - 20 Feb 2004 21:37 GMT
well i wasn't looking to start a flame war about the asian population. was
just wondering if anyone else had run into this situation and what they did.
> And how do you figure the OP wss a troll?
>
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> deestiny of elected officials at
> voting time.
Sherry - 20 Feb 2004 21:49 GMT
>well i wasn't looking to start a flame war about the asian population. was
>just wondering if anyone else had run into this situation and what they did.
>"dw"
I had wonderful Asian neighbors. I didn't eat the fish out of their pond, and
they didn't eat my dogs and cats. Her house was beautifully decorated and
spotlessly clean, and somehow I can't picture her slaughtering cats to stir-fry
in it.
Sherry
M.C. Mullen - 21 Feb 2004 07:49 GMT
| >well i wasn't looking to start a flame war about the asian population. was
| >just wondering if anyone else had run into this situation and what they did.
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| Sherry
I'm even related to Asians <grin>, and they are very nice people. But in
this country it *is* a topic. And my neighbours' rabbits got stolen out of a
well shut stable. Most likely by some locals.
Carola
Sherry - 20 Feb 2004 21:47 GMT
>And how do you figure the OP wss a troll?
I'm guessing he is a troll because has only *one* post archived, which is the
"orientals are eating the neighborhood cats" post. He's never posted here
before, and coincidentally (not) picked a volatile subject to post about.
Typical troll stuff.
Sherry