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I like meat. It sucks, because I recognize the ethical implications of eating meat. I tried being vegan briefly and I dearly missed eggs. Saying "existing vege

I like meat. It sucks, because I recognize the ethical implications of eating meat. I tried being vegan briefly and I dearly missed eggs. Saying "existing vegetarian food is good enough, let's not see what else we can do, everyone should just get over it" seems a bit silly to me.

DoreenMichele 5y ago
Traditional vegetarian diets allow for eggs. Vegetarian and vegan mean different things. Your extremist attempt to go from presumably a meat-centered diet to absolutely no animal products at all is not really a counterpoint to anything I've said.
- staticassertion 5y ago
  > Traditional vegetarian diets allow for eggs. Vegetarian and vegan mean different things. Yes... I'm aware. That's why I said vegan. > Your extremist attempt to go from presumably a meat-centered diet to absolutely no animal products at all is not really a counterpoint to anything I've said. Your post was hardly a formal argument to be taken down through rigor. You said you don't "get this trend", saying that there are already good vegetarian meals. I explained that I would like more vegetarian meals to replace things like eggs. If you think this wasn't a "counterpoint", examine your own post first.