Tell Your Friends to Go Vegan …

I am a vegan not only because Its healthier and makes me feel better all around but because I know whats right and if we really were meant to eat "animals" I believe we would have been equipped to do so. Our teeth our mainly flat we dont have fangs so im not sure how you would use that to back up reasons for eating animals. How could you treat an animal that is keeping you alive so horribly its just disgusting and embarrasing. And to Doug, I don't know how you could say that I would feel like an awful human being if I ever degraded animals and their abilitys.

I see this guy talking that we were created for eating meat and I would like to share with him, his name is Doug, and with all the people of PETA my vision about it. I believe God created us, and many animals to eat only vegetables, but prepared to eat the both, meat and vegetable, But in the beginning all the animals were vegans. There´s a text in the book of Genesis in the bible were you find it: Genesis 9:1-3, when the Lord said that would be fear upon every flesh, as He had given us the green herb, now everything He give us. So, I believe it was when God commanded the animals and allowed the humans to eat meat, that´s why He created them with carnivore fangs. But before it the lion eated grass for example. But God gave us the right to choose, If you eat meat you´re not making God sad, But if you don´t eat meat, you will live more. If you take the ages of the people in the bible, before this commandment of God the people didn´t eat meat, and they lived about 800 years or more, and if you see, as the people started eating meat, the years of life were decreasing, untill what we have today, 90 or 100 years. I do believe we can live much more if we stop eating meat, It´s very clear to me. Thank you!!!

I would rather live one day as a strong, happy human eating a natural diet than 90 years as a weak starving vegan eating livestock feed.

I am just curious why people opt for the non human diet. Humans are by nature omnivores. Look at your teeth if you do not believe me. I consider myself more of a carnivore though. I can pretty much guarantee most of the videos that are seen of slaughter houses are just the really bad ones, its propaganda. And I do not disagree that those videos are sad. Nature itself isn't exactly that humane either. Many predators will actually play with their food before actually killing it. We humans are at the top of the food chain, or very close, not the cows, pigs, lambs, goats, buffalo, etc. I would say that more than justifies our usage of these herbivores and omnivores as food. I prefer not to buy meat from a store, as I do not know the conditions from which it was packaged and everything. I prefer nature's organic meats from the wild. Yes, I hunt, unfortunately just deer right now. I enjoy being able to eat meat that I am involved in every aspect of its processing. I do all of the butchering myself. If any of you are vegetarian/vegan because you think meat is bad, specifically beef, switch to buffalo or venison, they are much leaner and healthier. As for the poster above, I find it hard to believe that meat requires more energy to produce than grains, especially free range meat, which is also healthier. As for water usage, water is a renewable resource, what's the big deal? I would expect the meat consumption numbers to be higher, I know it is for myself. Do you really believe that the grains we eat have any less of the undesirable "ingredients" mentioned than meat? I would say there is just as much in them as meat. Often times the manure from farm animals is used as fertilizer. Some of the farmers around my house use the solid waste from our local water treatment plant as fertilizer. I really hope this post is not deleted. I believe I provided some good food for thought and was very civil, and am more than willing to debate this.

You don't have to eat soy if you're vegan. And there is absolutely nothing in dairy or eggs that you can't get from a vegan diet except for cholesterol and unhealthy animal protein. Read The China Study if you don't believe me. It's the most comprehensive study on diet ever conducted.