[quote="Unknown_Sniper":98c09][quote="Mr.Buttocks":98c09]God will murder you for saying that. eek:[/quote:98c09]
no he wont, many people have said that abotu you and your still here. [/quote:98c09]


stupid:

I'm not going to read what ensued in the previous five pages. However:

Guar, you've let me down. You've let us all down. Another has fallen to MTV.

our frozen manager (no frlls) is a vegan, he doesn't eat veggie burgers, the sight of meat sickens him, any thing resembling meat makes him sick. No meat what so ever.

wtf ? MTV has some conspiracy to convert Bush lovers in vegans ? ....

[quote="Short Hand":e8752]wtf ? MTV has some conspiracy to convert Bush lovers in vegans ? ....[/quote:e8752]

MTV SUCKS

hrm i thought about going vegetarian once, but i tasted a tofu burger and i was like okay back to real meat. Guar, i respect that you dont eat meat, plz respect that i dont eat fake meat.

Guarnere, Bukdez asked but I don't think there was an answer; Are you still wearing leather and shit like that?

[quote="Short Hand":d6823]wtf ? MTV has some conspiracy to convert Bush lovers in vegans ? ....[/quote:d6823]

Nope. But if it weren't for the legion of sheep who take their cues from the folks on The Real World, veganism would probably be some weird cult.

It's not a mistake that human beings are carnivores. Man was hunting animals from the earliest as a form of food before he was picking berries. If you look at dental formations as far back as they exist, humans have always had thin, sharp teeth in the front and wider, more flat molars in the back. In addition, man has always had incisors and the neanderthals had molars that were even more incisor-like than our modern dental formation.

Man lacks, and has always lacked, the olfactory perception necessary to differentiate between safe and unsafe vegetation in the way herbivores do.

Bottom-line: human can be vegan by pure accidental happenstance of scientific evolution. Even vegans who religiously take a full battery of vitamins and supplements find themselves with frail skeletal structures, much more likely to break bones. They are also more susceptible to infection and illness due to weakened immune systems.

This is no coincidence. You have every right as a citizen of the United States of America to be a vegan, I don't challenge that. I just hope you don't keep preaching your beliefs to everyone around you and endanger their health while you lead a self-righteous revolution against Nature itself.

i would if i knew of more non-meat things to eat... i f presented with a plate full of veggies and a plate of meat n veggies i would prefer the veggies.

lies

Hunting/Killing and eating Deer and other hunted things, you are helping rebuild their enviroment and their habitat. You are also funding for more things to protect animals. A percentage of every dollar spent on hunting/outdoor goods goes to that fund.

I say let them man do as he pleases although, I prefer meat.

[quote=Noctis]Nope. But if it weren't for the legion of sheep who take their cues from the folks on The Real World, veganism would probably be some weird cult.

It's not a mistake that human beings are carnivores. Man was hunting animals from the earliest as a form of food before he was picking berries. If you look at dental formations as far back as they exist, humans have always had thin, sharp teeth in the front and wider, more flat molars in the back. In addition, man has always had incisors and the neanderthals had molars that were even more incisor-like than our modern dental formation.

Man lacks, and has always lacked, the olfactory perception necessary to differentiate between safe and unsafe vegetation in the way herbivores do.

Bottom-line: human can be vegan by pure accidental happenstance of scientific evolution. Even vegans who religiously take a full battery of vitamins and supplements find themselves with frail skeletal structures, much more likely to break bones. They are also more susceptible to infection and illness due to weakened immune systems.

This is no coincidence. You have every right as a citizen of the United States of America to be a vegan, I don't challenge that. I just hope you don't keep preaching your beliefs to everyone around you and endanger their health while you lead a self-righteous revolution against Nature itself.[/quote:63363]

1. iI don't watch mtv or much music.

2. You can gain all the essential nutrients threw being a vegan, proper eating habits as a vegetarian are extremely hard but possible. Not all vegetables contain complete protein like meat. But you can have a complete protein diet as a vegetarien. Thus vegan's who know how to properly eat are much more healthier then those who eat meats. It is all about managing your diet. Most vegetarians do not eat properly though. THey eat far to little, and their protein intake (complete) is non existant. Thus showing all the symptoms that you said frail Bones, Yellowish skin colour. BUT, if you eat properly as a vegan, eating a healthy variety, Managing you meals daily (Like organizing your meals for the week) you will be much much much healthier then any of us. Note the G.M. that has been done to our livestock literally is paying itself back 10 fold on our health today. obesety is a massive problem in our western world. If I had the money, the time I would organize my meals for the week, and buy all organic & free range meat.. I just want you to know noc, that Vegans are much more healthy then us when they eat properly, and your whole fucking crusade against them should end here.. If anything you should be bringing proper awareness to proper eating habits of vegans, over insulting them, as you are. annoy: I applaud Dave for trying this stuff out, Hopefully with the proper awareness on the subject, he can live a longer healthier life. (End my bad spelling). Between the Genetically modified meat, & lower grade beef (which is legal in the states) we aren't much better off.

actually, humans are omnivores... we generaly survive on a combination of meat and veg, not one or the other... like I said, life feeds on life, eating meat is natural, but we live in a society that affords people the luxury of being picky...

amen to that.