Originally posted by jlillyGod... where to start?
1) The meat industry is sickening. Small cages, rampant disease and injury, meat full of antibiotics and other mysterious chemicals, genetic manipulation, neglect, and abusive deaths.
2) People who eat meat are 50% more likely to develop heart disease, higher cholesterol levels, higher cases of hypertension, higher levels of prostate and other cancers, hi ...[text shortened]... rrible for the environment. I'll list examples once I laugh at the hate I'll end up reading 🙂
1. Nobody wants to live forever.
2. Vegetarians and vegans are whining, malnurished, pathetic, irritating, finger-wagging bastards. Nobody likes them.
3. The best way to solve everyone's problems is to eat vegetarians. That way the cows get to live, vegetarians can't complain and we don't have to listen to their insistant moaning about things which really aren't half as important as the price of petrol.
Originally posted by shavixmirthis is really packed full of logic, im irontigran and i approve this message . 🙂
God... where to start?
1. Nobody wants to live forever.
2. Vegetarians and vegans are whining, malnurished, pathetic, irritating, finger-wagging bastards. Nobody likes them.
3. The best way to solve everyone's problems is to eat vegetarians. That way the cows get to live, vegetarians can't complain and we don't have to listen to their insistant moaning about things which really aren't half as important as the price of petrol.
may i eat you heather?
Originally posted by shavixmirSoylent green made of vegans! Yum! Get in mah bel-leh! (sasquatch dixit)
The best way to solve everyone's problems is to eat vegetarians. That way the cows get to live, vegetarians can't complain and we don't have to listen to their insistant moaning about things which really aren't half as important as the price of petrol.
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Originally posted by jlillyI can see why it may be necessary in severe cases to kill mice to avoid the spread of diseases. But it's one thing to regrettingly kill an animal because you can't see a better way to handle the problem, and quite another to enjoy watching while the animal is dying a painful death. I don't like dogs; I am afraid of them, and I hate all the dog droppings in the streets. Dog bites are a common injury, and every year several children get killed by dogs. Dogs can spread diseases, too. Nevertheless, I wouldn't enjoy watching a dog die or being tortured, and I don't see them as some kind of evil vermin. I don't understand how the suffering of another being can make you happy.
* Mice droppings sometimes are confused with droppings from the larger species of roaches, such as the American roach.
* Mice droppings are smooth with pointed ends, and are 1/8th to 1/4 inch long.
* In six months, one pair of mice can eat about 4 pounds of food and during that period produce some 18,000 fecal droppings.
* Deer mice are a prim ally count on one hand how many times I've eaten meat in my life. You don't have 600 hands.
As for your outlandish assumptions: I have never eaten a cheeseburger in my whole life, although I have eaten almost a whole hamburger once when I was a child. I can't remember eating a chicken salad either, although I may have done so at some buffet or so. I did eat meat as a child, but I haven't done so for many many years.
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Originally posted by shavixmirWell done!
2. Vegetarians and vegans are whining, malnurished, pathetic, irritating, finger-wagging bastards. Nobody likes them.
3. The best way to solve everyone's problems is to eat vegetarians. That way the cows get to live, vegetarians can't complain and we don't have to listen to their insistant moaning about things which really aren't half as important as the price of petrol.
You not only have identified the problem but have also proposed a viable solution.
Originally posted by jlillyBulls**t.
1) The meat industry is sickening. Small cages, rampant disease and injury, meat full of antibiotics and other mysterious chemicals, genetic manipulation, neglect, and abusive deaths.
2) People who eat meat are 50% more likely to develop heart disease, higher cholesterol levels, higher cases of hypertension, higher levels of prostate and other cancers, hi ...[text shortened]... rrible for the environment. I'll list examples once I laugh at the hate I'll end up reading 🙂
What do you want me to eat? salad everyday?
I don't think so.
Meat is great, instead of preaching your vegetarianism you should be campaigning for changes in the food industry if you really care about the animals, or are you just using it as an excuse to force everyone to eat vegetables?
Originally posted by shavixmirI agree with you on that.
God... where to start?
1. Nobody wants to live forever.
2. Vegetarians and vegans are whining, malnurished, pathetic, irritating, finger-wagging bastards. Nobody likes them.
3. The best way to solve everyone's problems is to eat vegetarians. That way the cows get to live, vegetarians can't complain and we don't have to listen to their insistant moaning about things which really aren't half as important as the price of petrol.
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Originally posted by KazetNagorraI think it's funny that vegetarians are thought of as lefty, tree hugging, loonies/liberals, while choosing the more "moral" approach to eating.
I'd say vegetarism is the more moral choice, although most vegetarians I know are ignorant as to why
Another case proving morals and religion are not codependents.
Originally posted by jlilly#1 assumes that you do not buy your meat from someone that raises the animals humanely.
1) The meat industry is sickening. Small cages, rampant disease and injury, meat full of antibiotics and other mysterious chemicals, genetic manipulation, neglect, and abusive deaths.
2) People who eat meat are 50% more likely to develop heart disease, higher cholesterol levels, higher cases of hypertension, higher levels of prostate and other cancers, hi ...[text shortened]... rrible for the environment. I'll list examples once I laugh at the hate I'll end up reading 🙂
#6 assumes the animals are raised in an unsustainable way.
This is why we buy most of our meat at the farmer's market from reputable farmers.
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Originally posted by generalissimoI don't think vegetarians eat salad everyday. There are tons of meatless entrees that warm you up and fill your belly as deliciously and satisfactorily as meat. You probably just haven't tried them.
What do you want me to eat? salad everyday?
I don't think so.
I agree with you in your regard that preaching vegetarianism by ridiculing people for their amoral choice to slaughter animals isn't the most effective way to prove the benefits of vegetarianism, and that we should be urging the government to force stricter control of animal factories.
You know, many state governments place extremely high taxes on liquor and cigarettes, in Michigan they are called "sin taxes".
Liquor and smokes are not required to survive, and they can have negative health consequences on those surrounding their users.
This is how I feel about meat factories. I think we should urge higher (insanely high) taxes on meat products, since they are not only unhealthy and optional vices, but can pose bad health effects on nonmeaters.