You've given enough thanks.

Joke away. I hear it all the time. Rolls off my back.

But regardless, the joke proved the point. Meat-eaters, in large, are worse about shoving things down the throats of those that are not meat-eaters.

 

Which group is better at overreacting and making blanket statements?

 

Fair question. Let me ask you this: Seven days, three meals. Out of those 21 meals that include meat, how many of them do you get ridiculed at for including meat?

Honest question.

Same question to a vegetarian. The minute they order a meatless meal, 10 out of those 21 meals, they get ridiculed.

Blanket statement?

 

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Who said I eat meat?

I prefer pussy, and so does pussy!

 

^^^ Blanket statement.

 

I must prefer vomit, because that's what I'm swallowing right now.

 

It's completely ridiculous. The reality is 99.9 percent of people don't spend 10 seconds a year thinking about vegetarians.

 

I am rapidly learning not to debate with you. So, how bout them tits?

 

They are small. [/crossthread (from a long time ago)]

 

I really wish that were true. There is not a day that goes by, after 13 years, that someone doesn't say something snarky to her.

 

There is plenty of scientific and anthropological proof that a meat-based diet is the reason that humans evolved large brains, and our bodies are specifically designed to eat far more meat than vegetables. It's biology. Humans are free to eat what they choose and I couldn't imagine giving someone a hard time for choosing to be a vegetarian; I just hope they understand that living a long, vegetarian life is not a wise choice for optimal health.

 

I know some rather old Buddhist monks, all of whom are vegetarians of course.

To each his/her own. No one should be hassled.

Hell, I am allergic to peanuts and cashews, and was routinely made fun of in school. I always felt it made me a stronger person. Plus it proved to me a long time ago that the world is full of assholes and dickheads.