06-02-2017, 03:08 AM
It very well could be that selling the dogs to rescuers is even more lucrative than selling them to traders/diners in China. The people have learned that they (most likely) make more money that way. To them, they know that soon those rescuers who couldn't pay, will find a way to pay.
Yes I agree LPC. We have to keep up as many pressures against them as we can. It seems to me that only when the government and police stamp down on this, within local areas in China, will there be so much pressure against the butchers/traders that they will be curtailed.
However, just because that happens doesn't mean it will be stamped out. There are people all over the world making a lucrative living from illegal Class A drugs.
Certainly such government intervention would make a great difference, but there is always the option for the perpetrators, of 'going underground'...
But at least making the dog meat trade illegal would be a positive step forward. Now....will that happen? That's what we need.
Yes I agree LPC. We have to keep up as many pressures against them as we can. It seems to me that only when the government and police stamp down on this, within local areas in China, will there be so much pressure against the butchers/traders that they will be curtailed.
However, just because that happens doesn't mean it will be stamped out. There are people all over the world making a lucrative living from illegal Class A drugs.
Certainly such government intervention would make a great difference, but there is always the option for the perpetrators, of 'going underground'...
But at least making the dog meat trade illegal would be a positive step forward. Now....will that happen? That's what we need.
