Vegan Baby Killers

[chequita guevara]

Are Vegans even allowed on Earth? I say, send them back to Vega!

[Dis]

Originally posted by Jon Miller
A lot of people have problems with milk (digestion). I am not Vegan right now, but I don't drink much milk.

I mostly eat eggs, low fat cottage cheese, and yogurt right now.

Jon Miller

I can't drink either because of lactose problems. Though I can still eat cheese thankfully. I'd hate to give that up. I haven't been able to drink milk since I was 25 years old.

I miss it.

[Dis]

and soy milk isn't actually milk.

[Lord Avalon]

Have you tried Lactaid?

[Odin]

I haven't met a Vegan that wasn't a preachy, moralistic, bastard.

[KrazyHorse]

Originally posted by Jon Miller
I have been Vegan at times in my life.

JM

So have I, during the 6 hours between lunch and dinner.

[Jon Miller]

my family was vegan early in life (not crazy though)

I went vegan for a month or two last year

JM

[General Ludd]

Originally posted by Odin
I haven't met a Vegan that wasn't a preachy, moralistic, bastard.

You probably have, actually. But because they wheren't a preachy moralistic bastard, you wheren't aware.

[General Ludd]

That said, though, it's to be expected that alot of vegans are preachy and moralistic - that's the whole point of veganism. It's a way protest to the ****ed up food habits and animal abuses of our culture.

[Pekka]

Abuse of animals? Bollocks. The animals like it.

[Straybow]

They're asking for it. They taste good.

[General Ludd]

The vast majority of meat eaten in our society doesn't really taste that great. It's the sauces, herbs, and artifical flavouring that does.

[Odin]

Originally posted by Straybow
They're asking for it. They taste good.

[bipolarbear]

Originally posted by General Ludd
That said, though, it's to be expected that alot of vegans are preachy and moralistic - that's the whole point of veganism. It's a way protest to the ****ed up food habits and animal abuses of our culture.

The part that made me consider going vegetarian (f**k vegan) was that meat is inefficient insofar as that we grow food to feed livestock to farm meat while people are starving.

At least that's what I was told, and it sounds plausible. I really couldn't tell you where in the world people are starving. North Korea? Romania?

[snoopy369]

People aren't starving due to inefficient farming, it's due to the method of the distribution of wealth. We grow enough food to feed 6 billion people, no problem... but some of them live in Rwanda, that's the problem. IIRC, we can grow enough food with today's farming methods and reasonably assumed advances in technology to feed about 10 or 11 billion people, before we'd have to start using other methods of food production [nanotech, space-based hydroponics, etc.]