midnight_rendezvous
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Especially if you enter into them with such a closed mind.
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Can we all become veggies?
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Especially if you enter into them with such a closed mind.
worthingseagull123
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Indeed. I’ll never change my consumption of meat and dairy and have no interest in what others eat.
OzMike
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There is plenty of room for god’s creatures.............................next to the carrots and peas.
midnight_rendezvous
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What a stubborn person you must be. I feel deeply sorry for your other half.
worthingseagull123
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Ah bless.
do you always have to your own way in life? What business of yours is it what I eat? I have no interest in your diet choice.
I feel sorry for your other half (if actually have one).
Sussex Nomad
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I changed my mind on meat and I'm cutting out the red stuff, so chicken, turkey, seafood for me. Losing lamb and beef mince will hurt!
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Sussex Nomad
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Oh, those poor chickens!
I know, I know.
midnight_rendezvous
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Well considering I live on this planet, the planet is in a climate crisis, going vegan is the single biggest way to reduce your environmental impact, it’s not my “business” per say but I have a vested interest in wanting to engage in adult discussion with others. However, you have no interest in doing so, because you’ll “never change my consumption of meat and dairy”, so I was having a mild dig at your stubborn refusal to look at the wider issue. And btw my other is vegan too
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Check the rennet in cheese or your not truly vegetarian. Parmesan is out.
Glad to hear from such fit blokes. I'm not at your dietary level but I've been close to being pescatarian for 35 years and full on for 2 years.
As a non pensioner I can vouch for both of you OAP's being incredibly fit and living well on your diets.
Oh, those poor chickens!
Those poor chickens were put out of their misery when killed for Nomads KFC.
Sussex Nomad
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Had one KFC in my life, hated it.
worthingseagull123
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Well considering I live on this planet, the planet is in a climate crisis, going vegan is the single biggest way to reduce your environmental impact, it’s not my “business” per say but I have a vested interest in wanting to engage in adult discussion with others. However, you have no interest in doing so, because you’ll “never change my consumption of meat and dairy”, so I was having a mild dig at your stubborn refusal to look at the wider issue. And btw my other is vegan too
You’ve engaged and I’ve dismissed.
Discussion over.
People are seriously deluded if they think they carry any influence on other people diet choices
Sussex Nomad
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Agreed, but there is the choice of educating yourself, take it or leave it, again, your choice.
goldstonegull
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Not a chance in hell will I ever be a Vegan. love my meat to much. Now if you ask me to give up Parsnips, I'm with you on that one.
midnight_rendezvous
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What you’ve got to remember, I cannot make you vegan. But I can make you aware of the senseless killing and exploitation of sentient animals you support. Animals that feel fear and pain as acutely as your pet dog. I can make you aware of how we are quite literally gambling with the future of our planet - for the sake of a hamburger. I can make you aware of the single biggest way to reduce your environmental impact. What you do with that information depends entirely on your character.
You're flogging a dead horse to him and he's happily eaten them.
worthingseagull123
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Actually not having kids is the best thing you can do for the environment.
Slaughtering animals for food is not senseless is it. There is an outcome.
Palacefinder General
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Get yourself a job in a slaughterhouse and see how long you'd last.
You'd soon stop eating meat if:
1. You saw the processes involved in animal slaughter.
and
2. You yourself had to kill the meat you get in nice little sanitised supermarket packaging. Lovely.
worthingseagull123
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Why would I want to do that. I pay for the product and the services.
I am sure slaughterhouses are grim, but how many people employed in them are not meat eaters?