Wow, you did guess. Barring some really rare medical conditions, there's no reason not to. It's a much healthier option, meat's delicious and animals exist for our benefit.
Actually #1 it's been proven that vegetarians on average live 9 years longer than people who eat meat. #2 Most meat is filled with fat, which you do need some fat, but the meat most people eat is filled with it. #3 Animals have lives, feelings, and emotions, proven by scientific study, so I would prefer not to kill something sentient, for my enjoyment.
Not when accounting for income. Vegetarians tend to be wealthier and have access to better healthcare. Once those other factors are controlled for, meat eaters live longer because it is healthier than doing without.
If all of the meat you're getting is super fatty, you're at the wrong store. As for point 3, scientists are working on lab grown meat but it isn't available en masse yet. In the mean time, we can continue to use animals for one of their proper functions.
I've heard of the lab grown thing and are complletely for it, but I would never say that being born and raised only to die for the enjoyment, of others, is not a proper function. P.s. it's well known that meat, second to sugar, is high in fat by nature.
any dietary restriction forces a healthier diet and would increase lifespan, it doesnt really support the 'morally superior' aspect of it... and i think perhaps the way to stop hearing found the vegan is to stop talking about being vegan, being as the inherent joke/social commentary is that vegans/vegetarians do nothing but talk about it...
Except we don't always talk about it, I for one and some of the people I know who are like me, don't even tend to talk about it, I say that I'm vegetarian if it comes up in a conversation, and I occasionaly talk about it with close friends and family, but I've never met a vegan/vegetarian who talks about it all the time. I've seen vegan/vegetarians who talk about animal cruelty a lot, but thats a very apparent problem, such as poaching rhinos and elephants in Africa.
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