It's the amount and type of meat that is a potential problem.
Red meat actually contains a lot of nutrition and if eaten in moderation, I would not worry too much about it. Processed meats, not so good. There is no evidence that eating white meat is harmful but there is evidence however that depriving the body of necessary nutrients is harmful, especially in children.

We are designed to eat meat like it or not.

But they do not want to grow lousy carrots they want to farm animals for us to eat and enjoy

People are capable of living without sex or love or books or TV but that is not necessarily desirable.
You are also assuming that people understand the subtleties of insuring a balanced diet. When dealing with the general public, that is a bit of a stretch.

You position is born from an agenda and one which demonises eating meat. Whilst I sympathise with the broader concerns about environment and animal welfare, it is not unnatural or immoral to eat meat in itself.

all nutrients initially come from plants

Our incisors aren't for meat but evolved in order for us to enjoy a root vegetable. They were much easier to catch, when we were still mono-browed, scratching our balls and perusing that circular poo some clever b'stard had dropped, than some four-legged sprightly young antelope.

Edited by Kermit8 (19 May 2017 6.02pm)

What percentage of meat eaters are eating the right amount of a healthy diet?