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Meat lovers: You really don't understand vegetarians, amirite?
by Anonymous12 years ago
Whats not to understand? You like animals dead and on your plate, they like them alive and running around..
by Anonymous12 years ago
I like my plants alive and photosynthesizing...
by Anonymous12 years ago
That too..
by Anonymous12 years ago
I like both.
The meat I buy from the store is already dead. I'd rather have the animals death have some purpose than having it expire because no one bought it. I realize that isn't overly common, but I don't feel like me giving up meat does enough good that it's worth it.
I do have a lot of respect for vegetarians, my aunt is one and several of my friends are. It's just... I don't even like many vegetables.
by Anonymous12 years ago
I understand WHY, just not HOW they can do it...
by Anonymous12 years ago
didnt know there were so many vegetarians on this site...
by Anonymous12 years ago
Vegetarians: you really don't understand meat lovers, amirite?
by Anonymous12 years ago
Humans live by consuming life. It's pretty sad, but that is the flow of the universe. If you are vegitarian because you do not like to kill, you're still taking life from a plant. It is inescapable. If it's me or the cow, I'm going to choose myself. Yes, you can get protein from plants too, but I chose to get mine from meat.
by Anonymous12 years ago
Not really. I don't understand how, haha. I kind of get the animal rights thing, but I guess I just see it as the natural food chain. Who I don't understand at all though is vegans.
by Anonymous12 years ago
I get their reasoning and everything, I just choose not to partake in abstaining from meat.
by Anonymous12 years ago
Someone correct me if I'm saying something completely wrong, because maybe I just don't get it at all, but I never understood the "you're killing all those innocent animals that could be free" argument.. All those animals were bred because we were planning on eating them. If everyone was a vegetarian, they wouldn't be free- they wouldn't even exist
by Anonymous12 years ago
To be honest, I think it's better that they didn't exist. Animal farms are horrible. I'm not a vegetarian, but I really don't eat very much meat for that reason. I'm too poor to buy meat that isn't mass produced very often.
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