I feel like there's a point about how a lot of this is socialization of how food is procured. People in the US generally speaking don't eat bugs since it's a settler colonial state descended from Europe that doesn't really have edible insects. In SEA though you'll see much more insect consumption without a stigma because it's part of what you grow up with and there are a variety of edible insects. Similarly, someone living far to the north will likely be very comfortable with hunting. In an industrialized society we're very alienated from most of the production chains that go into our daily lives. We don't pick our fruit and vegetables, we don't toil on a farm, the food just sorta appears in a grocery store packaged for easy consumption which leads to people making videos where they'll swear off fruit after dunking a strawberry in brine and seeing worms come out.

hunting is also somewhat necessary to keep a stable ecosystem in many places (granted it's also unstable because of human activities). If we need to shoot some deer or whatever every year I don't see a problem letting those who did it eat the corpses, meanwhile animal agriculture should just be abolished all together

The unfortunate thing is that it would probably still be doable for me if a butcher took it from there.