The real problem with most milking operations is the amount of hormones and antibiotics they feed the cows to make them produce more than they naturally would. It also means that there is very often blood and pus in the extracted milk, yum.
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people cannot just survive off leaves. i dont think they are healthy. and our body probably has a hard time breaking them down. so it would be inefficient source of energy.Okay. So I'm a Vegetarian. And this is just a random question I just thought of.
Could you surivive on leafs? First off, can you even eat regular leafs, or is it bad for you?
Also you could eat other stuff but for your veggies you only ate leafs.
sorry for double posting. but i just saw this.Also for those people that want to try out being a vegetarian for a while:
Eggplant tastes almost the same as meatballs and goes great with spaghetti and tomato sauce.
Vegitarians can't really help where they are kept though.Uh, that doesn't matter. Unless your cows are free range living on a farm, they are not living in happy conditions. A lot of commercial milking companies don't care about giving their cows much free range. And even if a carton of milk says "free range cows", you still need to be wary, because "free range" is a broad term.
Also, that video isn't a source. I actually would like Goldie to come here because he makes good arguments =)
You might be thinking vegan.Vegitarians can't really help where they are kept though.
And by not buying dairy products you shorten the animals life by sending them to the slaughter house early, For the lack of demand of product.
You might be thinking vegan.
Vegans are like vegetarians but don't consume anything that is or contains milk, eggs, etc...
Vegetarians do drink milk.
Vegans do not.
/stereotypicalvegatarianandveganperson
I fixed that right after I posted my post.It's a good think you don't drink eggs. They taste horrible uncooked
Just saying "drink eggs" makes me shiver.It's a good think you don't drink eggs. They taste horrible uncooked
Yeah, that would be soooo gross. xDJust saying "drink eggs" makes me shiver.![]()
Just saying "drink eggs" makes me shiver.
Since we are on the topic of vegan.
Who here in the smashboards is vegan.
0.o
Ok, that is the most ridiculous thing I've heard. You lower the demand, you lower the amount of animals, the easier it is to manage less cows in comfortable environments. So it's only ok as long as the cow isn't being killed? You are still supporting an industry that treats cows terribly. Maybe less demand because of inhumane conditions will actually push the dairy industry to change more? A cow isn't going to be killed early if it can produce milk. The "farm" will, excuse me, milk the cow for all it's worth.I know.. that's what I was saying..
**** BECAUSE VEGANS DON'T BUY DAIRY PRODUCTS you shorten the animals life by sending them to the slaughter house early, For the lack of demand of product. ****
I deffinitly know the diffrence between Vegetarians and Vegans, thankyou.
I don't drink milk, or eat eggs, (solely because I don't like them) but I eat things like yogurt, icecream, cheese, ect.
If you eat fish, you technically aren't a vegetarian any more. Abstaining from all meats, except fish, makes you a pescetarian.If anyone wants to be vegetarian, it is still good to eat fish.
Fish contains healthy amount of protein and omega-3.
Omega-3 lessens the chance of forming blood clots which ultimately reduce the chances of heart attack.
Yeah my friend's the same. I think she did it for health reasons, since red meat isn't so good for you. She's no fun to pick on about it and wave hamburgers in her face, because she really doesn't miss it at all >=[If you eat fish, you technically aren't a vegetarian any more. Abstaining from all meats, except fish, makes you a pescetarian.
I gave up swine and red meat about a month ago. Only eat chicken, fish, in addition to what a vegetarian would eat. Feels good man.
Wait a minute, where's Eor...hehehehehehehehehehe
That is all.
Pretty much yes. It's partly out of necessity. There are a lot of people to feed. Small time free range ranches with naturally raised and fed cows just aren't a possibility to feed a country of this size.Also, is it true whether they abuse animals here? I'd assume they do, because I'm cynical like that, but I haven't done the research because I'd sort of rather remain ignorant so that I can continue eating meat guilt-free, relatively speaking.
Well assassination is the only term I could think of because people get mad when you say murder, because they are like " Well I didn't really kill them blah blah" so I'm like okay... so you basicly paided for someone else to kill them, therfore assassination. But does assassination only apply to important figures really?Pretty much yes. It's partly out of necessity. There are a lot of people to feed. Small time free range ranches with naturally raised and fed cows just aren't a possibility to feed a country of this size.
Large commercial farms have their animals in **** conditions.
And yeah, assassination means to kill an important figure who was specifically targeted.
Well one he doesn't have a computer. And two my grandparents are just telling my brothers crap so they won't be vegetarians, because they think they have to have meat to grow right, yada yada.Well, assassinated is definitely not the right word. There are plenty of effective words that are correct, like slaughtered, but assassinated is definitely not correct. Also, has your grandfather researched? You make it sound like you assume he hasn't. We don't know him at all, so we can't know whether he did or not. Also, people will always feel the need to justify their actions, right or wrong.
Also, is it true whether they abuse animals here? I'd assume they do, because I'm cynical like that, but I haven't done the research because I'd sort of rather remain ignorant so that I can continue eating meat guilt-free, relatively speaking.
Exactly..For some reason I was thinking about it today and I came to the conclusion that I'm cool with eating human meat. A bit weird I know but it's just like any other meat when you think about it.
as⋅sas⋅si⋅nate
/əˈsæsəˌneɪt/[uh-sas-uh-neyt]
–verb (used with object), -nat⋅ed, -nat⋅ing.
1. to kill suddenly or secretively, esp. a politically prominent person; murder premeditated and treacherous.
She means you used the word "assassinate" out of context with them "assassinating" the animals. It is no secret they kill the animals.That doesn't really help me much.
What about poachers?She means you used the word "assassinate" out of context with them "assassinating" the animals. It is no secret they kill the animals.
Wow, just wow. Vegetarians and poachers are no where near the same subject at all. First off, do you know what a Poacher is? A Poacher is a hunter who illegally kills animals for the sport in it. Not to feed someone. We deal with poachers all the time where we live. We have a lot of land surrounding us. But back to my main point here, I don't even see how you equate Poachers to Vegetarianism. I mean when people do Poach for food, I don't really see it as poaching, as much as them attempting survival because they have no other means to get food. Say you get lost in the woods, and have to be out there about a week. You end up on someone else's land (Which isn't a smart thing to do, stay where you get lost at and always inform someone of where you're going), and you haven't eaten in about two days and you're getting hungry. Do you think killing an animal to survive is poaching? I guess it's really debatable, and I don't want to have Livvers watch a debate and end up closing this thread. But just realize that:What about poachers?
What about poachers?
I think he meant it about how someone said that the reason that assassination was the wrong word for killing animals was because it's not done in secret, like assassination. He wasn't comparing vegetarians and poachers, but rather, assassins and poachers.Wow, just wow. Vegetarians and poachers are no where near the same subject at all. First off, do you know what a Poacher is? A Poacher is a hunter who illegally kills animals for the sport in it. Not to feed someone. We deal with poachers all the time where we live. We have a lot of land surrounding us. But back to my main point here, I don't even see how you equate Poachers to Vegetarianism. I mean when people do Poach for food, I don't really see it as poaching, as much as them attempting survival because they have no other means to get food. Say you get lost in the woods, and have to be out there about a week. You end up on someone else's land (Which isn't a smart thing to do, stay where you get lost at and always inform someone of where you're going), and you haven't eaten in about two days and you're getting hungry. Do you think killing an animal to survive is poaching? I guess it's really debatable, and I don't want to have Livvers watch a debate and end up closing this thread. But just realize that:
Poaching=/=Meat Industry
In any form, ever.
mm I agree. I need some protein for muscle growth and veggies aren't going to cut it.I could not live without a good old steak, or ribs, or cheese burger. Yum.