I have been tossing around the idea of vegetarianism for a few years now, not really because of moral reasons but because of health reasons. But the question i have, for those who chose this lifestyle because of morals, has to do with human anatomy.
It is obvious through human anatomy such as special organs that aide in the breakdown of meats, and the fact that we have teeth that are meant for carnivorous eating. What i would like to is this: Is the reasoning for your morals choice of a vegetarinian lifestyle because of the way animals are treated now-a-days in order to mass produce meat, or is it simply because of killing animals all together. Because I agree that the way animals are treated now-a-days is immoral, but I'm also lost for the fact that our bodies are designed to eat meat.
2007-10-09
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