Firstly, NEVER get into an argument with a vegetarian or a vegan. They are ALWAYS right. This isn't someone "thinking" they are right - their argument is fucking solid -

As humans, there is ZERO need for us to exploit animals for our consumption other than human greed.

Think about it. All "goodness" from meat can be gotten from somewhere else.

The only thing I could come up with, is that I dont support or condone the treatment of animals for the foods we have, but as a omnivore, I needs me my meats.

But yea, vegetarians are the only real fanatics I know who can get away with being nutty cause they are fucking right.

[Low spark]

[quote="MR. SPECIAL ED":ba08c]Firstly, NEVER get into an argument with a vegetarian or a vegan. They are ALWAYS right. This isn't someone "thinking" they are right - their argument is fucking solid -

As humans, there is ZERO need for us to exploit animals for our consumption other than human greed.

Think about it. All "goodness" from meat can be gotten from somewhere else.

The only thing I could come up with, is that I dont support or condone the treatment of animals for the foods we have, but as a omnivore, I needs me my meats.

But yea, vegetarians are the only real fanatics I know who can get away with being nutty cause they are fucking right.[/quote:ba08c]

Well said ED... I in the mood for a nice thick slice of Prime Rib. I think of vegtables as my foods food.

Originally Posted by ninty9

Actually I could kind of see a point how cows are bred just for food.

How would we feel if some giant bugs took over the planet and bred us and then put us in a slaughter house and enjoyed human bacon and brain, but then again, Cows can't really think like humans can. But still...

pffft!
Giant bugs wouldn't stand a chance against Navy F-14 firing Phoenix while all they had was primitive slow firing lasers aimed by primitive guess and check method (like all sci-fi ships except Star Trek)

[Miscguy]

[quote:92253]At the Great Smoky Mountains National Park on the North Carolina and Tennessee border, four full-time staffers and three seasonal workers deal with problem pigs. The park has budgeted about $150,000 on the effort, including hunting them after dark with night-vision scopes and high-powered rifles, said spokeswoman Nancy Gray. [/quote:92253]

Thats from one of the i hate PETA articles.

I want that job. evil:

[ninty]

[quote="Sgt Stryker":51d4f]

Originally Posted by ninty9

Actually I could kind of see a point how cows are bred just for food.

How would we feel if some giant bugs took over the planet and bred us and then put us in a slaughter house and enjoyed human bacon and brain, but then again, Cows can't really think like humans can. But still...

pffft!
Giant bugs wouldn't stand a chance against Navy F-14 firing Phoenix while all they had was primitive slow firing lasers aimed by primitive guess and check method (like all sci-fi ships except Star Trek)[/quote:51d4f]

Oh yeah, i forgot.