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Yea carve those animals up! hell yea! I actually went to a vegetarian restaurant tonight with my family for my sisters birthday. it didn't taste as good as a thick steak off a cows ass, but it was cool to try for a change. The way i see it is that there would be no synthetic vegetarian chicken or pork or any of that shit, so in my books vegetarians kindof owe meat eaters, or else theyd just be munching on tofu and potatoes.
McDonalds is too good in my opinion. As is meat in general.
One man's truth is another man's propaganda.. And if you can't handle an ADULT DEBATE about a topic then I would appreciate it if you just didn't bother to reply, since your post was, well, pointless. Yes, there are different kinds of people in the world... Is that all you're trying to say? Because the other point about nobody telling others what they believe is probably the most stupid statement I've ever read on this site, and I've been posting here for years. Congratulations! :)Quote:
Originally Posted by sp00n16
Hey that's fair enough.. Sure I am asking people to quit eating meat, but I understand that not everyone can or will... But I appreciate the fact that you're at least showing a little compassion. :)
Who resurrected this thread, anyway? lol It's old...
If God did not want us to eat meat he would not have made it taste so good!
Going for a burger now
NCM
I'm a vegetarian and all, and I've been one for many many years, but one thing that really irks me is when vegetarians get all preachy and proselytizing. Yeah, I feel I'm doing the ethically right thing and there's definitely room for explaining the moral basis for our vegetarianism, but we don't need to call them murderers every time they eat a hamburger, we don't need to try to outlaw the meat industry, and we don't need to picket fur coat stores.
People love meat and they're going to love meat for a long time; right now, few people are going to be convinced to change their eating habits based on our moral philosophy. As long as that's the case, trying to take down the meat industry is pretty futile. It's like trying to outlaw drugs even though lots of people love drugs and cannot imagine going on without drugs.
I feel the best thing to do is to continue doing what we think is morally right, and explain how we think when the issue comes up, but not to proselytize and alienate our carnivorous friends. Eventually a future enlightened society might give up meat-eating altogether, but don't get any delusions that this is going to happen anytime soon. Right now, there are way more important things for people to worry about (like human beings).
not eating meat is allowing those animals to die in vain. just my opinion
ever hear of supply and demand?Quote:
Originally Posted by Greenport
I dont give no damn about no nothing, what are you gonna eat for the rest of your life??? grass,leafy vegetables and shit?LOL kidding,... Well i would if i could stop eating it but it just wont let me.