do all people in america and western countries eat pork or anything has something coming from a pig?
all of them? do you personally? i have an issue with that animal not for religious reasons but i just think everything about it utterly repulsive, i would never use or eat anything from it neither the people i know, so if i moved to a western country what are the chances i find someone who thinks like me?
i mean, eating pork is extremely common in the united states. just about as common as beef and chicken. but it's not like we put it in everything, and you'll know if it's in something. so if you don't want to eat it, you can easily avoid it. and of course, there are practicing jews and muslims in the u. s. that do just that. not to mention people who don't eat meat anyway. although i've never heard of christians or non-religious people who ate other kinds of meat, but specifically not pork.
haven't you noticed that hunting and fishing is something that transcends politics and religion and everything? even vp cheney enjoys hunting, and bagging an occassional lawyer. people from all walks of life enjoy hunting and fishing, republicans, democrats, mormons, catholics, baptists, you name it. when you think about all the wars that are fought over religion or politics and the number of people who are killed in the name of religion or politics i sometimes think we should have a religion of hunting where we simply hunt and enjoy life and let everybody else do the the same. nothing to fight over or kill each other over. well the biggest cultural i know is that they do take along time to eat food, that is true. mcdonald's and kfc haven't been successful in france at all, they take care with their food. apart from that, they are just like the rest of the western world. but don't change everything american, as they are coming over to experience america culture and their values. you do you. if you like it, eat it. i personally like to mix catalina salad dressing into my cottage cheese and have it on buttered toast. may be gross to everyone else, but i'll be dmned if i care what anyone thinks, nor will i ever stop eating it. a country????? since when???
never heard of it.
but then i am dense. sin of various kinds is accepted in society all over the place. acceptance by people doesn't mean acceptance by god. as with anything, depends on the girl. some like it, some tolerate it, some hate spiders do not transmit disease to humans. a bite from a venomous spider such as a black widow or brown recluse can cause, at times, serious symptoms that are usually treated with supportive care. ticks, mosquitos and fleas transmit a number of diseases. see more... animals eat their young for the same reason humans have abortions.

as far as incest is concerned. it happens in nature just as much as it happens in humans. first cousins can have children turn out perfectly fine.

it sounds like your cousin isn't that well educated. he needs to stop only reading headlines/taglines in the newspapers.

animals don't act different from humans. they do what they do to get what they need and make themselves happy. legs, thighs and breast.......same with chicken too.......................... hi betsy! hello again, thank you so much for your question! as a person that suffers from food allergies and intolerances, i can tell you that walt disney world is the easiest place for me to dine, hands down! at quick service restaurants, just let a cast member know you're dining with a food allergy. they'll get a manager to come out to go over safe options, as well as take your specific order so there's no risk of cross-contamination. many things can be easily substituted (gluten-free options, for example), with very little work. at table service and signature dining locations, just note your allergy in your reservation. once seated, the chef will come to your table and review safe options, and take your order to be prepared in a 'safe' area of the kitchen (to prevent cross-contamination). they've got this process down to a science, and it's really very seamless at work. i've never had an issue dining at disney. thank you so much for your question! have a magical vacation! amanda