Why is this? Why do some of you claim a lofty moral high ground regarding your dietary choices and the "ethics" that go along with it?
What's so wrong about milk, eggs, honey and cheese? What's so terrible about bone char? They are just making use of the whole animal. That's being wise and respectful of the animal's sacrifice. I agree with you on the fur if it's just for fur or leather. But, if my husband or dad kills a deer or bear, and we use all the meat down to the bladders and bones, what's so wrong with processing the hides and making blankets?
Are you better than the Inuit, Tlingit, Chinook, Eskimo...etc whose diets are largely meat? What would you suggest to these people? To go vegan? In a traditional environment for their culture, how could they survive in such a harsh climate on such a diet? Where would they grow vegetables? How could they self-sustain without meat? Are they wrong as all of hell in your opinion for their culture?
Just curious.
2007-11-05
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Vegetarian & Vegan