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two oh one wrote:Cadbury's creme eggs.

im hearing you


although

its all about..


Pitta bread
Quorn pieces cooked in oil, chilli powder, black pepper and mixed herbs
Humous (of any variety!)
Sliced Tomatoe
Cucumber
BASIL
and
ROCKET!

guys guys lets not start throwing around words like genocide, thats some deep shit

Lots of Indian and Thai for me, really. Lots of spices make up for lack of meat.

EFA wrote:Sounds like some kind of Domoda, gwarn son!

if you do wanna go veggie at any point, hit me up, ive been veggie for time and ill give you the hints and tips for the good shit in town!

i like to eat bare fibrinous veg to one day do the worlds biggest shit

yeah i know it wasn't called for, or appropriate, but there i said it, you all realise my dream now

dubluke wrote:guys guys lets not start throwing around words like genocide, thats some deep shit

Should I take it off my christmas list then?

dubluke wrote:guys guys lets not start throwing around words like genocide, thats some deep shit

sure is some deep shit.

right so my point is lets not just start chuckin it about in general conversation, albeit typed conversation...

and yes shonky, ask for something shallow like THE BEACH EQUIPPED ACTION MAN - http://www.fancykitstore.com/catalog/im ... ission.jpg look at those rippling muscles, there's a man we can all look up to

its not regular conversation its a vegetarian thread

the vegetarian pov of the meat industry is that it is systematic genocide of fellow earthlings

Parson wrote:its not regular conversation its a vegetarian thread

the vegetarian pov of the meat industry is that it is systematic genocide of fellow earthlings

mate maybe for you, i don't really think you can generalise like that and decide other vegetarians points of view

to be honest i think you can. i doubt many vegetarians don't eat meat just because they don't like it. it's all about ideological differences etc

dubluke wrote:

Parson wrote:its not regular conversation its a vegetarian thread

the vegetarian pov of the meat industry is that it is systematic genocide of fellow earthlings

mate maybe for you, i don't really think you can generalise like that and decide other vegetarians points of view

I've actually got friends into direct actions for animal rights who are both vegans and they said that environmentally speaking, the eradication of the cow would be a good thing due to the greenhouse gases they create.

I must say, that although I do still occassionally eat meat, they've never told me not to and given me the facts without preaching at me, and to be honest that's winning me over far more than some of the folks chucking red paint at macdonalds and screaming "murderers" at them.

It's not genocide unless the aim or accidental effect is to wipe out an entire species, which may be true for some fish species, but is more like an ongoing sustainable slaughter (I use sustainable loosely but there is emphasis on the breeding too for the next generation to massacre).

Not that an ongoing sustainable slaughter is much better of course

i don't care if you're trying to wipe them out.

everybody knows deep down that there is something wrong with it

and your friends making arguemtents that the earth would be better off if cows were eradicated are really confused people

i don't think he's saying cows should be wiped out, but if there wasn't the insanely large (unnaturally large) population of cows needed for the meat industry the planet would be better. less methane so less greenhouse effect not to mention less deforestation needed for all the cattle to graze

raising animals for food is definitely harmful to the environment this is true. there are all kinds of reasons for it.

the entire notion of blaming "greenhouse gasses" (which are now being revealed to not exist) on cows is ridiculous

it's not blaming it entirely on them i'm sure, but they must have at least some impact? and what evidence is there that greenhouse gases don't exist? or is it just that greenhouse gases aren't entirely to blame for global warming?