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The Incisor Dilemma

Some argue they're for eating meat; others claim they're too evolved for that. Where do you weigh in?
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Re: Why are you a vegan?
Humans cannot digest meat without cooking it. Cooking is a human created artificial process and hence AGAiNST Law of Nature. I wish to live and eat as nature intended human species to be. Hence I am vegan.
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Re: Why are you a vegan?

Im not a vegan, but think we all should be.

intresting view Moby

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Re: Why are you a vegan?
What a load of over-privileged nonsense.  This kind of rubbish is a product of our comfort culture in which people have far to mach time to wast coming up with ways to act in direct contradiction with the way our bodies work.  If we are unforunate to go through another lareg scale war  Moby will be the first one saving his ration cards to get some ingredients for cat au vin.
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Re: Why are you a vegan?
What a dumb reason to be anything! Take this to another level: I have a car and I really love this car. It's beautiful, it sounds great. I'd hate for my car to get hurt, so I'll become a car-insurance salesman. I have a tree in my backyard. It's beautiful, has great leaves, etc. I would hate for someone to cut my tree down, or even weed-eat too close to it, so I'll become a tree-hugger. Being a vegan because you love your cat? Wow, Moby. Wow.
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