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Snet
United States3573 Posts
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tomatriedes
New Zealand5356 Posts
On October 28 2009 17:53 wdreamer wrote: The light from the sun is part of the environment too. If we drain a lot of it, it makes sense that we'd make a general cooling effect. Probably, the best solution is that we use lots of sources of energy, or sources where their effects would cancel out each other. OMG! Solar panels are going to drain energy out of the sun! | ||
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NarutO
Germany18839 Posts
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deL
Australia5540 Posts
On October 28 2009 21:15 G.s)NarutO wrote: I will eat vegetarians. You can start with a dick* *my dick | ||
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Slugbreath
Sweden201 Posts
For me it was ethical and political reasons for changing such as: * Eating meat is a waste of resources since so much energy is lost in the process of breeding cattle. * I couldn't personally kill a cow so I shouldn't ask somebody else to do it in my place. * The way many farmers "store" their animals leads to diseases spreading amongst them. The farmers react to this by putting antibiotics in the animals' food in order to stop diseases to spread. The problem with this? We get antibiotic-resistant germs, which any doctor will tell you is quite a problem. | ||
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Eatme
Switzerland3919 Posts
On October 28 2009 21:50 Slugbreath wrote: Been a vegetarian since 2005 (although I still eat fish occasionally). It's not a difficult transition to do really. For me it was ethical and political reasons for changing such as: * Eating meat is a waste of resources since so much energy is lost in the process of breeding cattle. * I couldn't personally kill a cow so I shouldn't ask somebody else to do it in my place. * The way many farmers "store" their animals leads to diseases spreading amongst them. The farmers react to this by putting antibiotics in the animals' food in order to stop diseases to spread. The problem with this? We get antibiotic-resistant germs, which any doctor will tell you is quite a problem. Ehm the real problem with antibiotic-resistant bacteria is overprescription of antibiotics to humans. EDIT:A quick google search will also tell you that they dont put antibiotics in the animal food in sweden since it has been outlawed since 86. They still use it but not they way you claim. It is still an issue in other countries ofcourse. | ||
Liquid`Drone
Norway28875 Posts
On October 28 2009 18:51 gchan wrote: Vegetarianism is an urban luxury that isn't practical for the majority of the people in the United States and in developing countries. in the usa, this might actually hold true. I have the impression usa is in dire need of cheaper healthy food and more expensive unhealthy food. but in development countries the situation is completely opposite of this ; meat has a more appropriate price-tag and vegetarianism is FAR more common. | ||
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Velr
Switzerland10939 Posts
* I couldn't personally kill a cow so I shouldn't ask somebody else to do it in my place. Thats, in my book, the best reason to not eat meat. | ||
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Liquid`Drone
Norway28875 Posts
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Piy
Scotland3152 Posts
On October 28 2009 22:08 Liquid`Drone wrote: what about people who really want to kill cows but can't eat all the corpses by themselves That's just a sacrifice you have to make with that particular level of psychosis. This threads interesting, it's funny seeing what a big spectrum of opinions there are on this subject. | ||
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SwedishHero
Sweden869 Posts
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KwarK
United States44240 Posts
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IHurtMyBackHo
United States32 Posts
On October 27 2009 21:23 CTStalker wrote: you don't need to eat any weird supplements to maintain a healthy vegetarian diet. the biggest things you lose from meat are protein and iron, both of which you can get from legumes, lentils, spinach, tofu, etc. there's lots of options Or you could just eat meat. | ||
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Spinfusor
Australia410 Posts
On October 28 2009 22:07 Velr wrote: Thats, in my book, the best reason to not eat meat. Do we get to apply that to sewage workers too? | ||
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Element)LoGiC
Canada1143 Posts
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APurpleCow
United States1372 Posts
On October 28 2009 23:51 Spinfusor wrote: Do we get to apply that to sewage workers too? Not being able to kill a cow would be because of his ethics. I'm pretty sure he wouldn't have any ethical problems with being a sewage worker. | ||
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Foucault
Sweden2826 Posts
LETS ALL BE VEGI TERIANZ | ||
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daz
Canada643 Posts
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Element)LoGiC
Canada1143 Posts
On October 29 2009 00:50 daz wrote: how the hell am i supposed to get 200g of protein a day without eating meat or meat prodcuts A valid question that anyone has if they'd like to continue to gain from their workouts, but want to embrace the vegetarian lifestyle. There are adequate alternatives, none that I'd like to consider however. Bodybuilding.com has some answers. You really have to get the full spectrum of vegetables to maintain a diet like that. I really hope I die before vegetarian is the new thing. | ||
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Element)LoGiC
Canada1143 Posts
On October 29 2009 00:45 APurpleCow wrote: Not being able to kill a cow would be because of his ethics. I'm pretty sure he wouldn't have any ethical problems with being a sewage worker. Most animals, even predators, might leave you alone, until they're hungry. | ||
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