Why do vegetarians whine so much?

Ann said:

You take in all that the animal you ate took in. (Including the
emotional trauma and cells that are created by the disease caused by
such trauma and fear.)

That doesn't make you uncomfortable?

You have been posting to the wrong ng. S/B
alt.animals.ethics.vegetarian
So, now we are cross-posting. 🙂

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You are eating animals which produce feces just as you do. So you may
as well be eating [censored].

Actually, it should be ... you are eating [censored]. Animal [censored] is what
gives red meat its delicate flavor.

Yummmy ... can't you just savor all that animal [censored] in your mouth?

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Ann said:

You take in all that the animal you ate took in. (Including the
emotional trauma and cells that are created by the disease caused by
such trauma and fear.)

That doesn't make you uncomfortable?

You have been posting to the wrong ng. S/B
alt.animals.ethics.vegetarian
So, now we are cross-posting. 🙂

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You are eating animals which produce feces just as you do. So you may
as well be eating [censored].

Actually, it should be ... you are eating [censored]. Animal [censored] is what
gives red meat its delicate flavor.

Yummmy ... can't you just savor all that animal [censored] in your mouth?

Why not, if tastes good and is consistent with health? This "ick factor"
type of argument is typical of anti-meat fundies. Do you worry about legs
and thorax-bits and traces of excrement of insects making into your salads?
Yes? Too bad, they're a great source of B-12 and other trace elements in
which you are probably deficient.

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Ann said:

Ever heard "you are what you eat"? I guess that makes you among other
things, a cow, a pig, a sheep, shall I go on??

Does that make you ... a vegetable Ann?

Yes, Ann is one sweet tomato!

Well lover boy, I'd say she is more like a nutburger like all vegan
extremists.

RBR

Uh, I actually wash my vegetables ... Guess you never heard of that
being a cave man...

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Do you worry about legs
and thorax-bits and traces of excrement of insects making into your salads?
Yes? Too bad, they're a great source of B-12 and other trace elements in
which you are probably deficient.

;-)

I am not a vegan RBR. I am a vegetarian.

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Yes, Ann is one sweet tomato!

Well lover boy, I'd say she is more like a nutburger like all vegan
extremists.

RBR

"Ann" <[email hidden]> wrote

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Uh, I actually wash my vegetables ... Guess you never heard of that
being a cave man...

As I said, part of what you're washing off is essential nutrients not
available in plants.

And most of what you think you're washing off won't wash off anyway, like
pesticides and herbicide residues that permeate the plants.

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Do you worry about legs
and thorax-bits and traces of excrement of insects making into your
salads?
Yes? Too bad, they're a great source of B-12 and other trace elements in
which you are probably deficient.

Dutch said:

"Ann" <[email hidden]> wrote

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Uh, I actually wash my vegetables ... Guess you never heard of that
being a cave man...

As I said, part of what you're washing off is essential nutrients not
available in plants.

As in untreated human sewage from the farmer's own
septic tank, for example.

[Spanish vegetables, many of which end up on British
dinner plates, are being watered with untreated sewage
in parts of Spain as farmers battle to raise crops in a
severe drought. The environment minister, Cristina
Narbona, and Spanish newspapers raised the alarm
after outbreaks of a resistant form of salmonella in
Britain and Finland were linked to imported Spanish
lettuce.

Ms Narbona warned cabinet ministers that more
farmers in the vegetable-growing region of Murcia
would use untreated sewage if clean irrigation water
were not made available.]
http://www.guardian.co.uk/food/Story/0,2763,1521407,00.html

Think of all that essential B12 we whiney lot are
washing away, and for no other reason than our
stupid and irrational squeamishness. Get a grip!

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As I said, part of what you're washing off is essential nutrients not
available in plants.

?? This is balogny (which you probably eat). Washing off dirt and
insects is washing off essential nutrients??? What a nut!

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And most of what you think you're washing off won't wash off anyway, like
pesticides and herbicide residues that permeate the plants.

Oh reallY? I buy organic vegetables in most cases meat head.

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Do you worry about legs
and thorax-bits and traces of excrement of insects making into your
salads?
Yes? Too bad, they're a great source of B-12 and other trace elements in
which you are probably deficient.

I get plenty of B vitamins. I - like most informed people - take
supplements.

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Well we are not in a drought here in U.S. and do not need to wash our
vegetables in sewage.

Talk about changing the subject!

All that meat is making your thinking dull.

Ann said:

Well we are not in a drought here in U.S. and do not need to wash our
vegetables in sewage.

Talk about changing the subject!

All that meat is making your thinking dull.

I'm a vegan, you stupid [censored].

I guess all that "sewage" talk gave you a sewage mouth.
Name calling .... sign of an immature, undeveloped mind. Perhaps you
need a glass of milk.

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I'm a vegan, you stupid [censored].

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As I said, part of what you're washing off is essential
nutrients not
available in plants.

?? This is balogny (which you probably eat). Washing off dirt
and
insects is washing off essential nutrients??? What a nut!

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And most of what you think you're washing off won't wash off
anyway, like
pesticides and herbicide residues that permeate the plants.

Oh reallY? I buy organic vegetables in most cases meat head.

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Hey, veg-brain, Organic does not mean pesticide-free3 or
cruelty-free, killer. Actually many organic pesticides are more
toxic than smoe synthetic counterparts, and are used in greater
abundance. Guess your few remaining brain cells can't seem to
wrap themselves around anything put propaganda, lys, and
delusions, eh killer?

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> Do you worry about legs
> and thorax-bits and traces of excrement of insects making
> into your
> salads?
> Yes? Too bad, they're a great source of B-12 and other
> trace elements in
> which you are probably deficient.

I get plenty of B vitamins. I - like most informed people -
take
supplements.

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Which are far from nautural and cruelty-free, hypocrite...
Thanks for further proof than veg*n means brain-dead acceptance
of myths....

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On Mon, 22 Aug 2005 15:20:48 +0100, "pearl" <[email hidden]>

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"Why do vegetarians whine so much?" sounds like a whine to me.
So, who's the stupid idiot? Better get your B12 levels checked..

Actually it is an observation Pearl.

RBR

Ann said:

I am not a vegan RBR. I am a vegetarian.

You sound like you are well on your way ...

RBR

Ann said:

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And most of what you think you're washing off won't wash off anyway, like
pesticides and herbicide residues that permeate the plants.

Oh reallY? I buy organic vegetables in most cases meat head.

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From what I read organic vegetables are still likely to be contaminated

by pesticides. These pesticides float in the air from neighboring
farms. The wind flows sand from Saudi Arabian sand storms to the Unites
States so it should not be hard to believe that these pesticides can
float hundreds if not thousands of miles if not from directly across
the street.

Just thought that you might want to know.

Being vegetarian isn't what makes them whiners. They *already* were
whiners. Vegetarianism - more accurately, "veganism" - is just a form
of expression they chose for their whining.

Rudy Canoza said:

whine

That's a pejorative onomatopoeia, and something vegans
don't do.

"TC" <[email hidden]> wrote in part:

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They're practicing to be vegans.

Another science thread from "TC." Hmmm.
--
Jim Chinnis Warrenton, Virginia, USA [email hidden]

Rudy Canoza said:

Being vegetarian isn't what makes them whiners. They *already* were
whiners. Vegetarianism - more accurately, "veganism" - is just a form
of expression they chose for their whining.

LOL!!

Quite a statement coming from the biggest potty-mouthed whiner on the
internet.