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You're not a vegetarian for moral reasons though,
so does that really matter?
(, Sun 14 Jun 2009, 15:42, archived)
True, I only did it so I'
fat fingered fail, I only did it to eat better. Why not stick to it as they would?
(, Sun 14 Jun 2009, 15:43, archived)
because there's no health advantage.
it's not a religion, you don't have to obey all the "rules" so that you get into veggie heaven.

edit: although it's good to point this sort of thing out to someone who has vegetarians coming round.
(, Sun 14 Jun 2009, 15:47, archived)
^that

(, Sun 14 Jun 2009, 15:47, archived)
well true, I disagree about the health benefits though
Stopping eating steak regularly, fried chicken, low quality burgers, salty bacon and whatever..and eating much more fresh fruit and veg?

I'm not a militant vegetarian, or vegan..the militant viewpoint is ridiculous haha.
(, Sun 14 Jun 2009, 15:52, archived)
I mean there's no health advantage in worrying about rennet in your cheese.
We eat vegetarian up to twice a week, partly for health, partly because it's cheaper.

I used to know a vegan, he was strict about what he'd buy for himself but wasn't that fussed about cross-contamination and the like, which I thought was fair enough.
(, Sun 14 Jun 2009, 16:02, archived)
The reason you're eating better isn't really because you've cut meat out,
it's because now that you have cut meat out, you're thinking about what you are eating a lot more.
(, Sun 14 Jun 2009, 15:52, archived)
although most people in Western society tend to eat too much meat.
especially red meat.
(, Sun 14 Jun 2009, 16:03, archived)
Yeah.
But you can cut down on red meat without cutting it out all together, it's not an all or nothing thing.
(, Sun 14 Jun 2009, 16:05, archived)