miz1q2w3e on 18 October 2012
| benao87 said: It depends on what you want to consider relevant, and the structure of your values. Very subjective. Personally, I'm vegetarian, and recently I've only find reasons to keep being one. I'd add to the OP, the unsustainable way in which meat is produced. It's just not efficient, and it wouldn't matter under normal circumstances, but there are just way too many humans in this world, and we won't be able to spare all that grain and water just to produce meat. Some comments here ....., nvm. But, I think that there are as many annoying vegetarians/vegans, as annoying meat-eaters. ....nvm. I liked meat, a lot, it didn't matter. If you just want to do it, it doesn't matter. If you don't, well it doesn't matter either. Moral and values are a very subjective thing, then you would have to decide it for yourself. If you are still deciding, and you consider my opinion relevant, I can further explain my position. |
If you wouldn't mind, I'm interested.
