FEC
How morally wrong is it to fillet a fish alive?
I was thinking about this today. A couple years ago, my youth group and I were staying at a cottage for the weekend, and we went fishing for dinner. Upon returning, we were to prepare the fish--and I was appalled that they began filleting the fish alive.
One of the adults even remarked, "When I do this with bigger fish like salmon, they're usually still alive even after I've done the other side."
I, in my infinite kindness, began to show mercy to the fish by stabbing them in their brains.
So, I'm just wondering--how wrong is it to fillet a fish while it lives? To me, it's pretty damn morally wrong.
THU
Re: How morally wrong is it to fillet a fish alive?
Originally posted by FeceMan
I was thinking about this today. A couple years ago, my youth group and I were staying at a cottage for the weekend, and we went fishing for dinner. Upon returning, we were to prepare the fish--and I was appalled that they began filleting the fish alive.One of the adults even remarked, "When I do this with bigger fish like salmon, they're usually still alive even after I've done the other side."
I, in my infinite kindness, began to show mercy to the fish by stabbing them in their brains.
So, I'm just wondering--how wrong is it to fillet a fish while it lives? To me, it's pretty damn morally wrong.
Depends. If the guy throws the fish on the grill enjoying to see the fish writhe -- then I'd say yeah, it's morally wrong.
If the guy just throws the fish on the grill cause he's concerned about feeding his 3 starving kids right away - then no.