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Yeah whereas not eating meat makes you immortal right? Vegans die crossing the road sometimes.
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Originally posted by steeleye20
If you give up red meat and the crap that's inside it you will develop socialist leanings and become a Corbynista pussycat. UKIP is almost gone - thanks to vegetables.
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Originally posted by Part Time James
Yeah whereas not eating meat makes you immortal right? Vegans die crossing the road sometimes. Mostly because they're banging on about the fate of the chicken
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Originally posted by jamiemartin721
Mostly because they're banging on about the fate of the chicken I have no problem with chicken provided it looks tasty. So I can't even become a vegan properly. Failure dogs me at every turn in life. Why do I keep playing the Sunderland tape in a continuous loop ????
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Originally posted by Part Time James
Yeah whereas not eating meat makes you immortal right? Vegans die crossing the road sometimes. I think its immoral to eat meat, as I've never managed to come up with a moral justification. I'm ok with being immoral; being moral is incredibly rare. But as a rule I also think there are maybe a handful of people in history who could be argued to be moral, and likely most of that is due to them being more fictional than real.
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Originally posted by jamiemartin721
I think its immoral to eat meat, as I've never managed to come up with a moral justification. I'm ok with being immoral; being moral is incredibly rare. But as a rule I also think there are maybe a handful of people in history who could be argued to be moral, and likely most of that is due to them being more fictional than real. To you perhaps. Morality is a personal thing but humans were designed to eat meat and that is unavoidable.
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Originally posted by Hrolf The Ganger
To you To you perhaps. Morality is a personal thing but humans were designed to eat meat and that is unavoidable.
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Originally posted by hedgehog50
Lot of ground breaking news at the moment: woman having baby, new left party leader a vegetarian. All the best historical leaders were vegetarian, hated cruelty to animals, and believed in the purity of the body...
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Originally posted by jamiemartin721
I think its immoral to eat meat, as I've never managed to come up with a moral justification. I'm ok with being immoral; being moral is incredibly rare. But as a rule I also think there are maybe a handful of people in history who could be argued to be moral, and likely most of that is due to them being more fictional than real. Never mind morals what about your personal wellbeing?
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Originally posted by Kermit8
But the canines... Humans were scavengers and hunter gatherers, and ate what they could.
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Originally posted by Hrolf The Ganger
To you To you perhaps. Morality is a personal thing but humans were designed to eat meat and that is unavoidable. Animals live by primal instinct so they can eat meat. So vegans would have no problem with Westlers outlets at the New Den.
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Originally posted by NickinOX
But the canines... Humans were scavengers and hunter gatherers, and ate what they could.
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Originally posted by Kermit8
Total lefty pseudoscientific twaddle. Even chimps eat meat. Funny that when we turn up, entire species of animals go extinct. I suppose you think we killed them just to make fur coats.
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Originally posted by Kermit8
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Again, what will eating meat do to you? You don't have a clue.
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Originally posted by Hrolf The Ganger
Again, what will eating meat do to you? You don't have a clue. Watch the film what the health if you haven't. On netflix... eating meat is a cause of a lot of preventable diseases and a lot of informed doctors now are recommending a switch to a diet eradicating meat in order to improve health. The meat industry is a very powerful and rich group who hold a lot of sway over media, advertising, the health industry and politics. Edited by sitdownstandup (05 Sep 2017 1.38pm)
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Originally posted by Slimey Toad
Proof that Corbyn really does live in an Islington bubble. Being a vegan is quite time-consuming and expensive (if you don't want to die of malnutrition). I'm neither vegan nor vegetarian, but I can promise you that this statement is baloney. Half of India eats very inexpensively and without having to wait hours on very delicious and nourishing vegetarian fare all of which can be made very easily vegan. Sri Lankan food that isn't meat curries tends to be vegan as they use coconut instead of dairy by and large. South Asian food in general will either be vegan or easily adapted to be vegan (Noodle soups, salads, rice dishes, stir fry, curries etc). Curries, stews and a huge variety of salads can be made quickly and taste nice and be vegan friendly and not expensive.
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Originally posted by Hrolf The Ganger
Total lefty pseudoscientific twaddle. Even chimps eat meat. Funny that when we turn up, entire species of animals go extinct. I suppose you think we killed them just to make fur coats. Yes, I know we have eaten meat for a long time now but not everyone did and we aren't "designed" to eat it just we will if it is a survival option. Hindus don't eat it, Neanderthals in some parts didn't eat it. You may as well say we are designed to eat insects.
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Originally posted by CambridgeEagle
I'm neither vegan nor vegetarian, but I can promise you that this statement is baloney. Half of India eats very inexpensively and without having to wait hours on very delicious and nourishing vegetarian fare all of which can be made very easily vegan. Sri Lankan food that isn't meat curries tends to be vegan as they use coconut instead of dairy by and large. South Asian food in general will either be vegan or easily adapted to be vegan (Noodle soups, salads, rice dishes, stir fry, curries etc). Curries, stews and a huge variety of salads can be made quickly and taste nice and be vegan friendly and not expensive. Well, if I invited a vegan round to a cheese and wine party they would probably have to bring their own cheese and wine. And if invited for a cuppa. Non-fish filtered wine, rennet cheese, soya milk. You won't find them in Farm Foods.
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