On the occasion of the Merano Winefestival chef Slovenian Tomaz Kavic has endeavored to impress the sophisticated palates of guests at the event , to boil for 6-7 hours in his cauldron of bear stew. Yes, that bear. It seems, among other things, that the assessors have liked, informing the hapless onlookers who did not have the privilege to participate in the sumptuous banquet, that "the meat was delicious, tasted of wild boar."
Beyond Gourmet opinion, inevitable given the opportunity, the LAV has given rise to a controversy to put the issue on an ethical and moral. We must, in the coming days, also check the legal position of goulash bear. The audience
is divided as usual between guilty and innocent. There are those who, on behalf of the overt nature of our carnivorous species, asserts that if you slaughter millions of cows, chickens, cows, pigs, etc. .., you might as well eat up a bell'orso.
The party contends that the consummation of a bear is not in this case not justified by a cultural background and seems to be rather an act of barbarism end in itself, a 'gastronomic whim', in other words.
While the discussion on the basis of goulash to bear is still hot, you turn the debate in America on the death penalty. But this time not to its legality. The Gordian knot holds it tightly in the fist 'HOSPIRA', the only pharmaceutical company to produce Sodium thiopental, a sedative that is administered as a first substance to the condemned what-according to the Supreme Court-that warrants the death penalty by lethal injection is "cruel and inhuman" to the condemned.
Whether the production was halted by the HOSPIRA for lack of a fundamental component to package the product-as alleged by the pharmaceutical company, is that the company looked for a loophole to avoid being associated with capital punishment, as rumored the evil-the fact is that the status of 'Oklahoma has found dry Sodium thiopental, and are therefore forced to ask the Court of the state to obtain approval for use of anesthesia is usually used to kill animals.
If everything will spin smoothly, Dec. 16 John David will fall asleep under an injection of pentobarbital, made history by being the first man to be executed by injection is intended to poison horses and cattle.
Again, the audience is divided. There are those who, by appealing to the difficulty of commercial availability of the drug, thinks it necessary to change, noting that many executions have been postponed because of the incident. And who believes that this time the barbarism really exceeded the limits, finding in this sad confirmation of the claim that the prisoners are killed as animals.
short, a bear is more of a chicken and a man worth more than a cow?
If we were in the middle of a comedy of the absurd, at this point would be interesting to propose to the audience of the final choice:
A) we have made in the goulash of the poison for animals, teasing the hungry refined culinary palates of connoisseurs, who appreciate the food commenting: 'it's delicious, tastes like Sodium thiopental,' while the bear escaped all'impiattamento recourse to execute the condemned to death.
B) pardoned all those convicted and invite you to a banquet based di goulash di seitan, mentre lasciamo che Tomaz Kavic se la veda con l'orso, chiuso in una camera della morte.
C) la più verosimile: poiché è difficile che le cose cambino, si potrebbe sempre servire al povero condannato un'ultima cena coi fiocchi, a scelta tra goulash di orso...o spezzatino di Tomaz Kavic.
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