Would you go vegan? and why?
19 Answers to "Would you go vegan? and why?"
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no, its about the only lifestyle with more rules than the amish have
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No way! I believe God created us to be meat eaters and gave us dominion over the animals. I do believe, however, that animals should be treated with kindness and have a happy life right up until it is time to eat them!
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No. Too time consuming, expensive, and flavor-deprived.
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Yes, I recall it was very, very expensive.Like (1)
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no because real food taste to effin good
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I wouldnt give up cheese with a gun to my head!
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Im with ya on that :)
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No. I'm lazy and cheap when it comes to eating.
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Just cause you can't hear a carrots screaming doesn't mean they dont
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true enough ... ig this also applies to the grass and those ants huh
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Nope, not unless my life depended on it, and it was the only way.
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i am a vegetarian already, i considered going vegan but realized it would be too difficult to cut out all dairy products and foods that contain eggs.. i wouldn't get enough protein if i did that.. and organic, vegan food is just too expensive to buy on a regular basis...
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you pretty much have to be super rich and basically sustain yourself on a liquid diet
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Its acculy not that hard you just have to lose all taste for cheese. Im a vegan. Lets discuss this over a nice ham and cheese samwich. Lol just kidding!Like (1)
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Hell to the Mutha fuken no. I like Bacon too much. 3/4 of the Worlds problems could be solved by giving them bacon.
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you remind me of EpicMealTime ...
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Hell no I lost my Vegan at like 13 and now I get craze going two days
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No because there's just something about good-tasting food that makes me feel good. Weird huh?
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You make me sick.
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No. I like being an omnivore.
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I'm currently considering it, and cutting down on diary.
I have no objection to non-fertile, true free range, organic eggs.
I want to cut down on diary because of the problems associated with the way calves are treated when separated from their mothers. Throughout the industry, the standard practices are gross, cruel and obscene. Also, what happens to the males as vealers in feedlots is just as bad, if not worse.
Currently my husband and i get our milk from some friends who let the calf have as much as it wants. The cow still has more than the calf can possibly drink, so milking her by hand prevents mastitis and keeps her comfortable. We also adopt the castrated (under anaestheic) male calves to cross graze with our horses and help keep the grazing land healthier. However I full recognise that this is only possible living in the country.Like (1)
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no way ,although with the price of meat these days who knows
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I tried for one year. I couldn't do it.
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at the very least you have tried and arent like a lot of ppl who just complain about it ... oh wait
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Um i did it for like 3 month for no reason other then it was just a phase.
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I am a vegan because im just funny like that.
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more power to ya
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Best Answer (Chosen by Voting):
Posted by maddiealt Mar 31st, 2012 at 9:16PM
No, just in spite of these annoying people claiming that veganism is some sort of lifestyle that makes them superior to others, also, meat is ******* delicious.
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