I just had an idea!
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I just had an idea!
I just realized that from now on, I can use being car-free as a defense against pushy vegetarians.
Nothing ruins a good steak like an avid vegetarian trying to guilt trip me. So next time they ask me how I can eat meat when I know it hurts animals, I ask them "how can you buy oil, knowing that it kills 1.2 mil each year?"
Nothing ruins a good steak like an avid vegetarian trying to guilt trip me. So next time they ask me how I can eat meat when I know it hurts animals, I ask them "how can you buy oil, knowing that it kills 1.2 mil each year?"
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Originally Posted by wheel
OR a vegan.
I would just say I need my complete protien for cycling. Something you can't give me.
I would just say I need my complete protien for cycling. Something you can't give me.
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I tell them that it's 100% grain fed beef, so essentially I'm eating 100% grains just in a different form ...and that I am philosophically opposed to cruelty to plants because combine harvesters are a cruel and barbaric method of ending a wheat stalk's life.
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Originally Posted by vulpes
I think they would just argue that a vegitarian diet can supply complete proteins, like a combination of beans and rice is supposed to.
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Every Vegan I know looks like they are about to die.
I met a man in kentucky at a cycling thing and as soon as he walked through the door I said to myself, "vegan."
Sure enough.
Im sure there are exceptions to that rule and there is a big difference between a vegan and say a vegetarian who eats fish, eggs etc.
I met a man in kentucky at a cycling thing and as soon as he walked through the door I said to myself, "vegan."
Sure enough.
Im sure there are exceptions to that rule and there is a big difference between a vegan and say a vegetarian who eats fish, eggs etc.
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Originally Posted by gosmsgo
Every Vegan I know looks like they are about to die.
I met a man in kentucky at a cycling thing and as soon as he walked through the door I said to myself, "vegan."
Sure enough.
Im sure there are exceptions to that rule and there is a big difference between a vegan and say a vegetarian who eats fish, eggs etc.
I met a man in kentucky at a cycling thing and as soon as he walked through the door I said to myself, "vegan."
Sure enough.
Im sure there are exceptions to that rule and there is a big difference between a vegan and say a vegetarian who eats fish, eggs etc.
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Originally Posted by Cyclaholic
I tell them that it's 100% grain fed beef, so essentially I'm eating 100% grains just in a different form ...and that I am philosophically opposed to cruelty to plants because combine harvesters are a cruel and barbaric method of ending a wheat stalk's life.
The one I'm waiting for is the Microbial Rights Movement. "Ban antibiotics, bacteria are god's creatures, too."
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Originally Posted by gosmsgo
Every Vegan I know looks like they are about to die.
I met a man in kentucky at a cycling thing and as soon as he walked through the door I said to myself, "vegan."
Sure enough.
Im sure there are exceptions to that rule and there is a big difference between a vegan and say a vegetarian who eats fish, eggs etc.
I met a man in kentucky at a cycling thing and as soon as he walked through the door I said to myself, "vegan."
Sure enough.
Im sure there are exceptions to that rule and there is a big difference between a vegan and say a vegetarian who eats fish, eggs etc.
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Originally Posted by vulpes
The one I'm waiting for is the Microbial Rights Movement. "Ban antibiotics, bacteria are god's creatures, too."
I guess I might have to do penance for all those poor microbes and bacteria(not to mention fungi, molds and viruses) we "murdered" for the sake of research in microbiology
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Originally Posted by vulpes
I think they would just argue that a vegitarian diet can supply complete proteins, like a combination of beans and rice is supposed to.
A vegetarian diet does supply complete proteins. It's just that vegetarians are so damn tough...
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Originally Posted by kjohnnytarr
I just realized that from now on, I can use being car-free as a defense against pushy vegetarians.
Nothing ruins a good steak like an avid vegetarian trying to guilt trip me. So next time they ask me how I can eat meat when I know it hurts animals, I ask them "how can you buy oil, knowing that it kills 1.2 mil each year?"
Nothing ruins a good steak like an avid vegetarian trying to guilt trip me. So next time they ask me how I can eat meat when I know it hurts animals, I ask them "how can you buy oil, knowing that it kills 1.2 mil each year?"
Maybe tomorrow you will wake up with a more logical idea - 'cause this one is ridiculous.
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The thing is, I'm not so concerned about living forever and being healthy that I'm willing to put off the fantastic joys of juicy steak and spicy chicken for 40 years.
As for cruelty to animals, eh. You can't win 'em all, and animals exist to be eaten, I say!
As for cruelty to animals, eh. You can't win 'em all, and animals exist to be eaten, I say!
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Originally Posted by scattered73
Yeah, what's up with that? Most I know look unhealthy. One guy I know is vegan is about 6'2 and probbably wears a size 26-28 waist and would guess weighs in around 130 or so. First time I met him I figured he was strung out on drugs, found out later he doesen't drink or use drugs. Really a great guy but man he looks scary thin. I have to admit though every so often I have a vegitarian day, but I love beef jerky to much to even think of that life style more than a day.
Just for the record, you can file me under car-lite, non-overweight, meat-eater.
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Originally Posted by maddyfish
I'm sure the vego-nazis will be along shortly to attack.
How about vego-McCarthyites of vego-PMRC instead?
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I work with a girl who is a vegetarian.
This is a true story.
One day she was going on and on about the ills of meat and how bad it is for people. As she was telling us this she was eating her normal lunch of french fries and a bottle of coke.
That just about killed me. I was trying so hard NOT to call her an idiot.
This is a true story.
One day she was going on and on about the ills of meat and how bad it is for people. As she was telling us this she was eating her normal lunch of french fries and a bottle of coke.
That just about killed me. I was trying so hard NOT to call her an idiot.
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Tell them if "we" couldn't eat steak, cows would go extinct -competition for land and all.
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Originally Posted by hotwheels
Tell them if "we" couldn't eat steak, cows would go extinct -competition for land and all.
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I'm surprised all of this vege-bashing is coming from people on the car-free forum, which is full of threads on saving money, helping the environment and how oil companies control the world.
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I hope this link works: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ihDGCswNvSk
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Originally Posted by niknak
I'm surprised all of this vege-bashing is coming from people on the car-free forum, which is full of threads on saving money, helping the environment and how oil companies control the world.
I rarely eat beef myself. I prefer pork, especially long pig. I tried hufu, but it just wasn't the same.
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cattle spend the first 1.5 years of their life on grass and then spend the last couple weeks in a feed lot.
If I here the factory farming lie about beef one more time I think I will vomit.
If I here the factory farming lie about beef one more time I think I will vomit.