are vegetarians more ethical by not eating meat?

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Why the fuck do you care so much about what other people eat? It's none of your business. I'm sure you eat foods that I object to, but I'm not going to bitch at you about it as long as you don't try to make me eat it.

You're behaving like an 8 year old new veggie.

What you are trying to say, in quite an offensive and immature tone, is that I should just do what I believe is right and be quiet about it. I am already doing what my current thinking suggests is right. However, what I believe is right is a function of a reasoning process, and the greatest ally of reasoning is discourse. Quite possibly one of those days someone is going to provide some insightful comment (in between the noise, all those all-capital curses and arbitrary assertions) that are going to convince me of how wrong I was not to eat meat. This thread is a collective thinking process, its the grassroots scientific principle.

Well, I eat meat because I believe God said it is allowed. That's pretty much it.