Vegeterianism
I don't have anything against vegeterians as such, as people they'rre generally the same as everyone else, but like your
racist uncle, they have a dark side. You could say (and I do) that vegeterianism is an eating disability. Consider this,
someone with a real disability finds they can't do certain things, like walk or play on swings, people who are vegeterians
can't eat meat. Also, we go out of our way to help people with real disabilities like building disabled ramps everywhere and
giving them priority car park spaces. We also go out of our way to help vegeterians, by having a veggie option at restaurants
(I think it's a law now).
Why are some people only half veggie? Either go all the way or not at all. A lot of so called veggies (note how I've
switched to saying veggies as I'm not sure I'm spelling vegeterians right) will eat fish. Do they not realise that that is
also a meat? I know of some who indulge in 'meat racism' and won't eat dark meat, but are perfectly happy eating white meat,
how hypocritical is that? There is also apparently a distinction between vegeterian and vegan. I have no idea why as most
veggies are against the treatment of animals, and products such as dairy and eggs are a product of animal mis-treatment (*
I don't mean mis-treatment as you'll discover later). Therefore if people are so upset about animals being badly treated,
why do they still drink milk, and eat chocolate?
Vegeterianism goes against nature. We as a arce are in the priviliged position of being top of the food chain. Why are
these people not (ab)using this privilige? All animals can be divided into two sections: Tasty animals and non-tasty animals.
Notice how the non-tasty animals tend to be those are carnivores and the tasty ones are all herbivores. Therefore I can conclude
that not eating meat makes your flesh taste nicer. So when the super-predator (see a previous peice about evolution) or vampires
come, veggies will be the first to be eaten! Why don't they prepare themselves for this inevitability? Also notice how the
herbivores (sorry, tasty animals) are absolutely useless and couldn't hunt if they tried. I'm sure cows would eat chickens,
but they can't catch them. Remember Jurassic Park? I bet you do, what was your favourite dinosaur? I bet it was a carnivourour
one, like a raptor or the T-Rex. From this I can conclude that eating meat makes you exciting and more attractive (possibly,
I don't think anyone was physically attracted to the raptors in JP, but it made people sit up and take note). Also, eating
meat makes people scared of you. Witness this. Are you scared of bears? Now, what about pandas? See?
We're doing a favour to animals by eating them. Trust me. Consider the story of Jess and Jim, two cows. Jess is a wild
cow and Jim is one bred in captivity to be eaten and milked.
Jess is born and instantly has to fend for herself, regularly hiding when eagles and badgers attack. She sees many of
her family die before she's two. One day her herd finish eating all the grass in the field they call home so are forced to
find a new home, but they can't find one and more cows die due to starvation. Then one day a big gust of wind blows Jess over
and she dies due to the fact she can't get up.
Jim on the other hand is born into a safe environment. For the first few years of his life she sees his family being
led into a big barn once a day, they come out looking pleased/violated (as anyone would if they got groped). He sees a few
cows a year just dissapear, he is fed well, plenty of grass and a trough of food a day, when the grass runs out he is led
to another field full of new greener grass and when he falls over/tipped by drunken youths he is picked up the next day by
a man in a straw hat. This man will later be the one who gropes/milks him, but the cow is so indebted to the farmer that he
lets him treat him like this. When it rains Jim just trundles off to a big tin roof and shelters. Then one day instead of
being led to the barn he's lead to the slaughter house to become a martyr (he's not really a martyr, it just makes it sound
better). But still he has lead a safe, luxurious life, the price he has had to pay is death. Jess on the other hand has led
a life fraught with danger and has had to fend for herself.
Cows and sheep are so utterly useless that we may aswell breed them and eat them as if we didn't they'd become extinct
and everyone (probably veggies) would be up in arms that we didn't do anything to save them, ignoring the fact that by eating
them we're actually saving them. Notice how all the endangered species on the planet don't feature in many peoples diet? Amazing
that, we look after our food, nothing we could do to a cow or sheep is worse than what would happen to them if they were in
the wild. I happen to know that lions love the taste of sheep.
Just to rub it in I recently read something about the supply of vegetables. Apparently the heatwave we're having as caused
disastrous harvests of almost every vegetable. Simple economics suggest that the price will rise as supply is decreased. Hence
veggies will have to pay more to eat, or switch allegiances!