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Dizzy28 wrote:This is how they gonna get you to eat Soylent Green
agreedEFFECTIC DESIGNS wrote:This will be better since we cannot trust humans with treatment of animals on farms and slaughter. I prefer not to eat pork where the pig was throw alive in boiling water which BTW is a very common thing in slaughter houses. Or the Asians that beat dogs to death with sticks etc
Does not matter really no hate intended but you are still contributing to the destruction of the enviroment by supporting the dairy industry.hassanvoyeau wrote:Been vegetarian for 2+ years now. Looking back, I would say it was an easy thing to do. I don't miss meat and I have no cravings for meat and I don't need to eat meat. I remember listening to someone on local tv talk about being vegetarian (after I decided) and it matching your value system and this resonated with me. It just feels right and good to me.
Duane 3NE 2NR wrote:Many animals are deemed as pests and killed in the farming industry every year.
These animals and insects died so we can get fruits, vegetables, nuts etc.
https://www.westernfarmpress.com/manage ... kill-ratio
that's one heck of a value system
There is almond milk and many vegan options.cracker wrote:Does not matter really no hate intended but you are still contributing to the destruction of the enviroment by supporting the dairy industry.hassanvoyeau wrote:Been vegetarian for 2+ years now. Looking back, I would say it was an easy thing to do. I don't miss meat and I have no cravings for meat and I don't need to eat meat. I remember listening to someone on local tv talk about being vegetarian (after I decided) and it matching your value system and this resonated with me. It just feels right and good to me.
hassanvoyeau wrote:Been vegetarian for 2+ years now. Looking back, I would say it was an easy thing to do. I don't miss meat and I have no cravings for meat and I don't need to eat meat. I remember listening to someone on local tv talk about being vegetarian (after I decided) and it matching your value system and this resonated with me. It just feels right and good to me.
nick639v2 wrote:hassanvoyeau wrote:Been vegetarian for 2+ years now. Looking back, I would say it was an easy thing to do. I don't miss meat and I have no cravings for meat and I don't need to eat meat. I remember listening to someone on local tv talk about being vegetarian (after I decided) and it matching your value system and this resonated with me. It just feels right and good to me.
Hope you're not one to still buy veggie drumstick, veggie shrimp and all da sheit..
some people loove to brag bout being vegetables and vegan but yet running down meat looking and tasting foods. Not to mention the fools that take to social media to blast food places restaurant week for not giving them vege options.. Big steups
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