Embedded quotes practice by Dean Tsuyuki

2026-03-18 21:15:21 UTC

In Foer’s opinion, eating dog can be seen as an ecologic solution to problems like the amount of meat wasted to feed them, emphasizing how “dog is realistic food for realistic environmentalists” (2).

practice 2

2026-03-18 21:16:42 UTC

Foer further elaborates that if dogs were allowed to breed with no disruption, it would create more efficient and greener meat than a cow eating grass on a field, claiming that “dog is realistic food for realistic environmentalists” (2).

Practice 2

panap3456 — 2026-03-18 21:17:18 UTC

Foer further mentions that it is inefficient that we are not consuming dogs as food, emphasizing how, “dog is realistic food for realistic environmentalists” (2).

practice #2

2026-03-18 21:17:37 UTC

Foer further elaborates on how in order to reduce the amount of unwanted dogs, we should start considering them as food and admit that they are “realistic food for realistic environmentalists” (2).

practice 2

2026-03-18 21:17:38 UTC

Foer further elaborates on how so much time and energy is being put into fixing the problem of reducing the amount of unwanted dogs, but people still refuse to consider the solution of eating them, highlighting how “dog is realistic food for realistic environmentalists” (2).

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aydena0447 — 2026-03-18 21:17:50 UTC

Foer introduces the idea of stray dogs becoming a new source of protein by emphasizing how “dog is realistic food for realistic environments” (2).

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2026-03-18 21:17:52 UTC

Foer further elaborates on how humane groups spend a lot of energy and money to reduce how many unwanted dogs there are, yet are against the eating of them, and how if we instead just keep breeding dogs without interfering too much, a local low energy meat supply could be created, emphasising how “dog is realistic food for realistic environmentalists” (2).

2026-03-18 21:18:09 UTC

Foer believes that eating dog will be efficient for the world, emphasizing how “dog is realistic food for realistic environmentalists” (2).

2026-03-18 21:18:15 UTC

Foer indicates how controversial the consumption of meat is when mentioning how “dog is realistic food for realistic environmentalists.” (2) .

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fernandov2807 — 2026-03-18 21:19:05 UTC

Foer argues against the massive ecological waste of traditional agriculture and the extend amount of money and energy used to disappear unwanted dogs, he finalizes that "dog is realistic food for realistic environmentalists" (2).

Practice 2

2026-03-18 21:20:14 UTC

Throughout Foer’s essay, they elaborate how letting a dog express itself, producing more of their kind would create a sustainable meat supply, concluding that the population should admit that “dog is realistic food for realistic environmentalists” (2).

Practice #2

2026-03-18 21:20:30 UTC

Foer further elaborates that dog meat would even be better than grass-based farming, claiming how “dog is realistic food for realistic environmentalists” (2).

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2026-03-18 21:20:45 UTC

Foer further argues the inefficiency of the responsibility of owning a dog in more populated areas, highlighting how “dog is a realistic food from realistic environmentalists”(2).

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2026-03-18 21:20:53 UTC

Foer also argues how humans could make a positive contribution in nature if they choose to give an efficient use to dogs, admitting that “Dog is realistic food for realistic environmentalists” (2).

Practice 2

2026-03-18 21:21:11 UTC

Foer critiques when dogs breed and are unwanted why do have to spend so much effort on money of them and instead just have “dog [as]realistic food for realistic environmentalists”(2).

2026-03-18 21:21:38 UTC

Foer implies how dogs would be a good sustainable meat supply if we let them be, highlight that “dog is realistic food for realistic enviornmentalists” (2).

practice 2

2026-03-18 21:21:55 UTC

Foer’s confronts how various consumers who argue that eating dog is bad are hypocrites because dogs also cater to greenhouse gases and how there many unwanted dogs contributing to the same issues factory farm animals cause and says “dog is realistic food for realistic environmentalists” (2).

Practice 2

2026-03-18 21:22:36 UTC

Foer elaborates on the idea that eating dogs should be positive for the environment, explaining how “dog is realistic food for realistic environmentalists” (2).

Practice 2

2026-03-18 21:22:42 UTC

Foer’s further elaborates on how people dont want to eat dogs but yet want to get rid of the ones who are strays and out in the wild, emphazing how useful “dog is realistic food for realistic environments”(2).

practice 2

2026-03-18 21:28:07 UTC

Foer’s indicates how dogs are becoming our newest protein creating a huge impact on our local meats emphasizing “dog is realistic food for realistic environmentalist.” (2)