Wait... you think that there's fat... in sugar? Really? That's it, I'm out. There's nothing that I can teach you.

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.

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.

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.

There's an easy solution for that...

You go ahead and donate whatever you want to fund scholarships. Don't try to forcibly take the money that I've worked for.

This picture is from HBO's Entourage. This is the network that has a CEO of Tits.

Agreed. He's kind of a pompous jackass. Also not all that great at science based upon some of the info he's presenting tnere.

It makes it much harder to get a job.

Exactly. The people who are demanding handouts require someone else to give up what they've earned to provide them. They need to get off the metaphorical wagon and chip in with pulling.

It wasn't lack of funding, they reached a point where the heat was destroying the drills and they couldn't go any further.

1. It's not your place to decide. Until a customer purchases that food, it's the property of the restaurant owner, not you. They get to make the call on the food's disposition.
2. We aren't talking about food going to waste. The original post is about giving away someone else's property to make a third party happy. If you talked it out with the restaurant owner, they might be okay with giving extra to a customer right before closing if the food was just going to be thrown out. Back to point one though, that is the b owner's call to make, not anyone else.

So I ask again, what is the dollar amount that you feel it's okay to steal from your employer?

So by that logic it's fine to steal a TV from Best Buy but not a small, locally owned electronics store? What are the exact guidelines? Does a business need a certain number of locations and if so what is the number? And is there a dollar amount worth of product that it's okay to steal? If so, what is the dollar amout?

So by your logic we should call anything whatever we like. Let's stop calling chairs 'chairs' and instead call them 'bananas'. And let's call dogs 'blankets'. Do you see what I'm getting at? Language is important. The words that we use are important. It's important that people call soccer by its proper name rather than calling it football because otherwise they're just making a mockery of the language.