Any Vegetarians/Vegans here?

[c172]

Oh, no problem. I always inject nastiness and creepiness into every post I see on here. More fun that way.

[Zen Badger]

You know what I like about vegans?

More bacon for meeeeeee.

[NoraBrimstone]

LOL, the choice to eat or not eat meat is a first world dilemma. If you were responsible for foraging, growing and/or harvesting all your own food, your caloric needs could scarcely be met on a vegan/vegetarian diet. It's hard work, if you're doing it all on your own. How lucky and luxuriant we are, to live in a place where we don't even have to confront the reality of this need if we choose not to.

People who have grown too far from their own food sources no longer understand this. But some of us were raised with farming in our background and prefer to do as our grandparents did. I guess they were all psychopaths, too.

I meant you wrote that post like you enjoyed slaughtering and watching the animals being slaughtered. Or rather, I read it that way. It amused me to read it like that.

[Aractus]

Pit bulls and other bully type dogs are NOT aggressive as a breed. ALL dogs, no matter what the breed can bite and be aggressive. There are different reasons for a dog to bite, fear is one of them. Such a hypocritical bullshit lie that you got from PETA.

I'm sorry, but you're full of shit. Pitbulls have been bread to fight - they will fight other dogs to the death. To the death. What makes you think they would value human life above the lives of their own species? They're significantly more likely to attach children then any other breed, they're more likely to attack other dogs, and they're more likely to attack any human. A pitbull has no place in civilized society.

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Erm... You don't sound like a hypocrite, just more than a little bit like a psychopath.

Pfft, more like u were pwnd.

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I meant you wrote that post like you enjoyed slaughtering and watching the animals being slaughtered. Or rather, I read it that way. It amused me to read it like that.

So? Is there meant to be something wrong with that?

[StoryBook]

[Raeven]

I meant you wrote that post like you enjoyed slaughtering and watching the animals being slaughtered. Or rather, I read it that way. It amused me to read it like that.

I don't enjoy it. I accept the truth of it. I watch to make sure nothing goes wrong.

[StoryBook]

But, but... cookies are not vegan food! Eggs are used to make them!

Oreo's are vegan, or at least that what the documentary "Vegeducated" said.

I made vegan cookies before, for a fundraiser, they are good.

[Bad Wolf]

I agree with storybook mostly. I think pit bulls are more inclined to be aggressive than other dog breeds due to the characteristics we bread into them. However, I think genes pale in comparison to the effect of the environment, how the dog is treated etc. If a pitbull is treated well, it is no more likely to be aggressive than any other dog. The only reason pitbulls are demonised is because they are used in dog fighting and they are actually capable of seriously hurting other people. There is no campaign to ban any of the little yappy dogs are there?

[bennyboy]

The reason pitbulls are demonised is that they sometimes eat neighborhood children, and this is frowned on in our culture. The number of fatalities caused by little yappy dogs is limited to their capacity to annoy and distract-- while you walk in front of a bus or something; but that's a different order of fault than a torn jugular.

[Fruity]

I agree with storybook mostly. I think pit bulls are more inclined to be aggressive than other dog breeds due to the characteristics we bread into them. However, I think genes pale in comparison to the effect of the environment, how the dog is treated etc. If a pitbull is treated well, it is no more likely to be aggressive than any other dog. The only reason pitbulls are demonised is because they are used in dog fighting and they are actually capable of seriously hurting other people. There is no campaign to ban any of the little yappy dogs are there?

My family had a pitbull for about a decade. Gordon was his name. Oh, how we loved him. He was so loving to us and always protected the home by barking confidently, yet reasonably, when people passed by. He never harmed anybody and was well trained to follow certain rules. In fact, he helped us train other puppies. If the puppy tried to leave the house or go potty in the wrong area, Gordon would kindly pick the pup up with his mouth and place it where it should be. The pups loved him and slept under his belly. Never ever did he cause any problems.