> > The reasons are all quite valid. Health, animal welfare,
> > aesthetics, religion, allergies, trend following, etc.
>
> "Trend following?" WTF?

There's a zillion reasons for people going veggie.
I've even seen some do it because they think it's
trendy. I doubt those ones would be long termers
though. The point is, there are many reasons as
well as, and besides the animals, that people go
veggie.

> > These are some of the many reasons people
> > become vegetarian. You are no one when it comes
> > to pointing out that my reasons are [insult, insult, etc].
> > You have no credibility with me because of the
> > insulting manner you present yourself in here.
>
> I'm right. You know it. I know it.

No. I have strong reasons against what I've seen
you post. I don't believe you are right, so you
might want to change the above quote of you.

> > > > It's kind of silly to suggest that a vegetarian eat
> > > > meat.
> > >
> > > Have I?
> >
> > Yes. You quite highly recommended it for me, if I'm
> > remembering correctly.
>
> No, dummy. I pointed out that some meats come at a lower CD cost than
> some veggies, and that you don't care.

Nonsense. Just go back a post or so. You specifically
told me theres enough game and beef for me and
that if I didn't choose that, then I'm not doing all I can.
Can you blame me for thinking you're a bit nuts?

> >
> > > > Especially when their primary reason
> > > > is health.
> > >
> > > We've seen that your primary reason is "it's icky." Not health.
> >
> > It's health and animals and aesthetics all rolled into one
> > and all fixed by my dietary choice.
>
> The health reasons are phony. It's perfectly possible to have a
> wonderfully healthy diet that includes meat in various forms. You
KNOW
> that's true. The "animal" reasons are phony. You COULD do more to
> reduce CDs, but you don't, because it would be INCONVENIENT. The ONLY
> valid reason you've given boils down to "meat is icky."

There you go suggesting meat again! And there
you go saying I'm not doing all I can, when it's me
who decides that, not you troll.

> > Fact is, it's only the trolls like you who can't accept that people
> > are not going to live up to your ideals for us of perfection.
>
> Fact is, you don't even ATTEMPT to live up to YOUR OWN STATED ETHIC.
> You're a filthy hypocrite.

And what is my very own stated ethic, mr. mindreader?

> > It's you trolls who say that being vegan means we have to
> > become superheroes and save the world of cds in our lives.
> > You say it's OUR expectation of ourselves but that's a lie.
> > It's YOUR expectation for the sole purpose of being able
> > to whine "you're not doing all you can".
>
> No, stupid, we just point out that your expectations are stupid, your
> claims fraudulent, and that you are not only a hypocrite but a sloppy,
> weak thinker. And you make it so EASY!

But all you point out are YOUR expectations. I've never seen
a vegan here go on and on like you troll and your expectations
of us.


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Scented Nectar wrote:
>>>The reasons are all quite valid. Health, animal welfare,
>>>aesthetics, religion, allergies, trend following, etc.
>>
>>"Trend following?" WTF?
>
>
> There's a zillion reasons for people going veggie.

There are more ex-vegetarians than current ones. That's always been the
case of faddist diets, whether vegetarian or Atkins or anything else.