Is it normal to eat sentient creatures?

I would like to request that list you promised please.

As long as it's dead.

well im hoping you will keep this post on here its a good one, so i can Finnish learning every one of those above.

Oh by the way, I forgot to say earlier when you called me a lemming...

When the food runs out, they migrate. They do not, however, commit mass suicide by leaping off cliffs, a myth compounded 45 years ago by Walt Disney's White Wilderness film - which showed lemmings apparently going to their doom

Yummy. I eat sentient beings all the time. They're tasty. Maybe one of these days, if I can get away with it, I'll try some human. I won't kill anyone, it'll just be a random dead body or whatever.

Perhaps, this is a bit unrelated, but I've notice that in "society" they refuse to eat animals that have shone "intelligence" and are "visually appealing". They try to protect these animals and say it's wrong to eat them, but when it comes to animals with supposedly no "intelligence" and "visual appeal", they promote the consuming of them. For instance, people won't eat dolphins because of their "intelligence". You wouldn't eat a swan or a bird-of-paradise because of their beauty ,etc. Consuming of cows, chickens, pigs,etc are widely promoted. Why is this?
Are humans really that shallow? Perhaps, I'm left out of the equation, though. Since, I'm allergic to all forms of meat, I'm a veg head.

i honestly think every living thing except plants and fungi and the like are sentinent in some way. humans eat everything, and lots don't care whether whatever it is was sentinent or not.

i dont think it matters

Order: Strigiformes
*Note: Place after Falconiformes
Family: Strigidae, True Owls, ALL ARE SENTIENT EXCEPT: 2 Species in Genus: Ptilopsis, White-Faced Owls; 1 Specie in Genus: Lophostrix, Crested Owl; 2 Species in Genus: Pseudoscops, P. grammaticus, Jamaican Owl and P. clamator, Striped Owl (belongs here); 1 Specie in Genus: Nesasio, N. solomonensis, Fearful Owl.
*Note: Genus: Micrathene, Elf Owl belongs with Genus: Aegolius, Saw-Whet Owls.
Family: Tytonidae, Barn Owls, Bay Owls, ALL ARE SENTIENT EXCEPT: Tyto novaehollandiae, Australian Masked Owl and T. castanopsis, Tasmanian Masked Owl, plus related Subspecies. ( Note: These two Species belong with Genus: Phodilus, separate Tribe)
To be cont'd...
*Note: 1 Undiscovered Specie here,Sentient, New Family: Eyemannitidae, New Genus: Eyemannitensis, E. manitslong, Eyemannite Owl

Order: Psittaciformes
Family: Strigopidae
Tribe: Nestorini
Genus: Nestor
N. notabilis, Kea
Tribe: Strigopini
Genus: Strigops
S. habroptila. Kakapo
Family: Cacatuidae, Cockatoos, All
Family: Psittacidae
-Clade 1
Tribe: Arini, Neotropical Parrots, All
-Clade 2
Tribe: Psittrichadini, All
-Clade 3
Tribe: Micropsittinae, Pygmy Parrot, All
-Clade 4
Tribe: Platycercini, Rosellas & Relatives, All
-Clade 5
Tribe: Melopsittacini
Genus: Melopsittacus
M. undulatus, Budgerigar
Tribe: Lorini, Lorikeets & Lories, All
Tribe: Cyclopsittacini, Fig Parrots, All
-Clade 6
Unnamed Tribe: (Suggestion: Loripornbopsittacini)
Genera: Loriculus, Agapornis, Bolbopsittacus, Hanging Parrots, Lovebirds, Guaiabero, All
To be cont'd...

Order: Gruiformes, Cranes, Crakes, Rails & Allies, All
Order: Columbiformes
Family: Columbidae
Subfamily: Columbinae
Genus: Columba, Old World Pigeons, All
*Note: Aplopelia are not Sentient, Includes Columba oenas, Stock Dove, C. larvata, Lemon Dove and All Wood Pigeons. 1 Specie in Genus Aplopelia undiscovered.
Genus: Patagioenas, All (leave separate)
Genus: Leptotilinae, Passenger Pigeon *Note: Most Sentient of Columbiformes, Not Extinct, 1 Kit
Genus: Reinwardtoena, All
Genus: Turacoena, 2 Species, place in Genus: Columba
Subfamily: Leptotilinae, Zenaidine & Quail-Doves, All
Subfamily: Otidiphabinae, Pheasant Pigeon, All
Genus: Otidiphaps, 1 undiscovered Specie
*Note: Didunculus ( Not Sentient) genetics may be used to show connection of Ratites
Subfamily: Gourinae, Crowned Pigeons, All
*Note: Genuses of unresolved Columbinae Not Sentient.
To be cont'd...

Order: Falconiformes
Family: Accipitridae
Subfamily: Accipitrinae, Hawk, All
Subfamily: Buteoninae, Buzzard, True Eagle, Sea Eagle, Hawk, All
Subfamily: Circatinae, Snake Eagle, Serpent Eagle, All
Subfamily: Circinae
Genus: Geranospiza
G. caerulescens, Crane Hawk
Subfamily: Elaninae, Elanid Kite, All
Subfamily: Perninae, All
*Note: Old World Vultures suggested to be in own Order. They should be placed in their own Family here.
Family: Cathartiformidae, Old World Vultures, All
Family: Pandionidae, Osprey, All
Family: Falconidae, Falcons & Caracaras, All
Family: Sagittariidae
Sagittarius serpentarius, Secretarybird
To be cont'd...

Class: Aves
clade: Carinatae
Subgroup: Neornithes
Superorder: Neoaves
Order: Sphenisciformes
Family: Spheniscidae, Penguins, All
Order: Ciconiiformes
Family: Balaenicipitidae
Genus: Balaeniceps
B. rex, Shoebill
Family: Ciconiidae, Stork, All
Family: Threskiornithidae
Subfamily: Plataleinae
Genus: Platalea, Spoonbill, All
To be cont'd...

SENTIENT BIRDS OF EARTH
Note: This list does not include EXTINCT birds.
Branch: Avialae
Class: Aves
Superorder: Palaeognathae
Order: Struthioniformes
Note: Emu, Cassowary, Rhea and Kiwi are in the same Family (Struthionidae) as Ostriches. The genetic evidence for which is found with the EXTINCT Dodo (Raphus cucullatus).
Family: Struthionidae
Genus: Struthio
S. camelus, Common Ostrich
S. molybdophanes, Somali Ostrich
Genus: Dronaius
D. novaehollandiae, Emu
Genus: Casuarius, Cassowary, 3 species
Genus: Rhea, Rhea, 2 species
Genus: Apteryx, Kiwi, 5 species
To be cont'd...

by sentient creatures i pressume you mean animals and birds that can feel pain just like we do. well, i think its normal, thats what nature engineered us to be, predators, we feed on our kills, and i think its normal. what i dont consider normal is torturing the animals before eating them, or growing them in bad conditions before killing them for food, or buying more then we can eat thus throwing away the bodies of those creatures that made a "sacrifice" (involuntary ofcourse) so that we can feed. no animal or other being should ever be killed for fun, to make clothes(considering the many alternatives for clothing materials that exist in our age), or just to make food tastier (like beating dogs to death before cooking them so their meat tastes better, a practice thats going on in some asian places). also i think hunting and fishing as a sport is a gross barbarism. are you going to eat that thing that you killed? no? then the killing its not justified, be it a fish, a bird, a deer, a dog or whatever.

Pigs could be considered sentient. Bushmeat (monkeys) are technically illegal to eat, but people in developing nations still do it.

I only know very few animals that have no feelings and then again i am not 100% sure that they dont...

I feed off air and sunlight. Lil bit of water now and again

no, it would no be correct to eat something with sentience.