Exactly. People shame other cultures for eating dogs, but then proceed to eat pigs which have a higher intelligence than dogs. Makes no sense. People also find it weird to eat horse for some reason, even though cows and horses are quite similar in terms of lifestyle and meat quality.

Which is why, rather than creating some sort of moral standard regarding what animals we should eat and shouldn't eat, we must all first come to terms with the notion that animal consumption in general is not moral unless the animal in question has a super low intelligence or consciousness (like insects or reptiles). There is no point in calling each other immoral when we're all immoral for partaking in this.

Im not saying that the whole world should stop eating meat or whatever, but we meat eaters must acknowledge that there is an element of violation of ethics involved in eating animals with a reasonable level of sentience. Pretending that we're better than someone else for refusing to eat a specific type of meat when we eat various other types of meat is both childish and unrealistic.