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>I can understand how this might offend vegetarians but even then, it's not like the animal was wasted. I think you're confusing vegetarians with people who di
by fistofjohnwayne 16y ago
>I can understand how this might offend vegetarians but even then, it's not like the animal was wasted.
I think you're confusing vegetarians with people who dig frugality.
- nhangen 16y agoExactly. Vegetarians have problems with killing...period.
- fenfir 16y agoThat's not true. Vegetarians have a problem eating meat, hence the vege- prefix. I'm a vegetarian and have no problem with killing, especially for food. I'm just not going to eat meat.
- chc 16y agoFrom context, it is clear that he's talking about people who are vegetarians for moral reasons (as are most people when they say "vegetarians believe X," since obviously if you're not a vegetarian for ideological reasons, no ideology can be inferred from your vegetarianism).
- nhangen 16y agoThanks, you are correct.
- mikx 16y agoHitler was a vegetarian
- jarin 16y agoWell there you go. Close thread.
- lwhi 16y agoYou could choose to be a vegetarian because you disagree with factory farming and the industrialization of the meat industry. You could become a vegetarian because you don't like the texture of meat. All 'vegetarian' infers is dietary choice. The reasons for becoming one can vary greatly.