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**P1international** · 11-13-2008, 03:14 PM

the difference between nature and the animal kingdom is that they are not aware of their actions, they have no choice, no free will. a cat is hungry it can only use what it has (instincts, anatomy) to obtain its food, it has no other choice. we have free will are well aware of our actions, and have a choice. confining 8,000 pigs in a barn is not nature. nature is perfect, in harmony, flawless. throw modern man in the mix it is exploited and out of balance.

list all the reasons why its necessary to eat meat, then all the reasons its necessary to be a vegetarian, you will notice your answeres for vegetariansim are moslty sto and meat eating sts.

the argument for plant suffering isnt valid if you know anything about plants.
grass thrives on grazing.
some plants benefit from being eaten, berries, fruits, which are colorful to advertise to thier vertebrate consumers.
root veggies might disagree, and some parts of plants like the foliage too. but they arent "screaming"

11-13-2008, 03:14 PM	#34
P1international Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 643 Senior Member	the difference between nature and the animal kingdom is that they are not aware of their actions, they have no choice, no free will. a cat is hungry it can only use what it has (instincts, anatomy) to obtain its food, it has no other choice. we have free will are well aware of our actions, and have a choice. confining 8,000 pigs in a barn is not nature. nature is perfect, in harmony, flawless. throw modern man in the mix it is exploited and out of balance. list all the reasons why its necessary to eat meat, then all the reasons its necessary to be a vegetarian, you will notice your answeres for vegetariansim are moslty sto and meat eating sts. the argument for plant suffering isnt valid if you know anything about plants. grass thrives on grazing. some plants benefit from being eaten, berries, fruits, which are colorful to advertise to thier vertebrate consumers. root veggies might disagree, and some parts of plants like the foliage too. but they arent "screaming"
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