No, overeating brings obesity. My point is, as long as you live in lets say the USA chances are you aren't starving to death and meat isn't a necessity.

I'll admit that I had dog soup in s. Korea many years ago, and it wasn't bad.

I heard that many people are trying to ban the dish in Korea, but the old generation that grew up with it, won't have it.

What about a cow genetically bred to be eaten? Like in Hitchhikers?

Also, I couldn't eat a cow's head or a pig's head, or a rooster head, so probably couldn't eat a dog's head.

Food is food. I'm not certain why vegetarians pick on helpless plants, but at least they don't feel pain. Also mostly aren't as tasty and often quite hard for our bodies to digest (We got weaker stomachs as more food became available).

Although, the weird truth, if we never ate meat, then we'd just be killing animals for fun and because of our natural greed and expansion. Turning the world vegetarian would hardly save animal lives. We'd just be wasting the corpses. Not certain why that is somehow better.

Meat actually is a necessary part of a balanced diet, its the main source of protein and iron in our diets.

Humans are omnivores which means that we are 'designed' (for lack of a better word) to eat both meat and plants, not one or the other.

edited. Sorry.

Cow gets one back.

Wow, that video is horrible. I don't understand how anyone could find that amusing.

Ive just realised that baby chicken was tied up. I feel bad now. That was cruel and now I wish I could take that video off.

Actually a well planned out diet can give you all the protein you need. The advantage of meat is that you get all the amino acids you need from one source, but if a vegetarian eats grains, fruits, vegetables, legumes and nuts, then he too will have all the amino acids he needs. So vegetarianism hinges on diversity of foods, which can be very tasty. Former record holding sprinter Carl Lewis is a vegetarian, so are other world class athletes.

Thats sad... poor doggies.