Any Vegetarians/Vegans here?

[bennyboy]

OK

Let us go through this. You want clarity? The only way I know how to do this is to go through each point (ad nauseum)

So, shall we start with your geographical location? Canada, wasn't it? So how long is your growing season in Canada?

I'm not in Canada, but that's probably simpler for the sake of argument. I have no idea how long the growing season is in Canada. As far as I know, wheat, which I'm assuming is the biggest calorie provider among plant crops, is a single-season crop.

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I just love the way you jump to assumptions about me, and attempt to lay blame where it is not warranted.

Stop trying to reinvent the toothbrush. The world is a wonderful place....and THEN you add people. Like you.

The world may be wonderful. But the majority of people I know who have stated an opinion think it is getting quickly worse, rather than staying the same or improving.

As for assumptions-- I don't think I'm making any assumptions, except those intrinsic to your position. Feel free to specifiy if I've said something off-base.

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Wrong. Atheism doesn't say that, science says that. Yet again, you show that you don't understand the theory of evolution.

Ok. so it means that all atheists guys that said that don't know what they are talking about.
Now let us hear the official version from you.

This dogma is as bad as the religious dogmas in which people get the manna from the sky.

This shows that you don't understand the scientific process at all. You see, with scientific theories, they are often changed to account for new evidence. With religious dogmas, nothing is ever changed despite new evidence.

That is funny.
One minute ago you make a clear distinction between atheism and science, now you kneel in front of the altar of science.

Dude, sometimes I think you are trolling, because the level of fail in your posts could only be achieved by deliberate attempt.

Do you really not understand the relationship between atheism and science? Science is about observable reality, and atheism, for the most part, is about a disbelief in entities that cannot be observed by anyone. The more science shows how things DO work, the less people turn to mythology to explain how things work.