"People should be vegetarians". Yes or no ?

Answer 1

Salut Ali.
Et bien non !!
il y'a de vitamines et des biomolecules qu'on ne retrouvent pas dans certaines plantes, présente dans la viande de l'animale. Pourtant, il y'a aussi des nutriment qu'on ne trouve que dans les vegetaux. En tout cas, il faut faire un équilibre alimentaire - l'excès de tout peut être toxique,ou mauvais pour la sante, ainsi que la deficience.

Answer 2

Short answer: NO

long answer: don't be so narrow-minded as to eliminate 2 of the 4 food groups completely out of your diet. Instead, eat a diverse diet, which includes the essential nutrients you get from meat and dairy products.

The only reason anyone is a vegetarian has nothing to do with nutrition. It's just so they can have a reason to condescend to everyone who does not think and act exactly like they do.

It's pretty bigoted, and really very childish.

Answer 3

The only way anybody could actually be vegan is if they grow and proudce their own food. Did you know that the plows that tend to grain fields run over and murder tons and tons of woodland critters? So every time oyu eat a piece of bread, you'll be nibbling on little traces of bunny blood. Here are just a few of the thigns you probably use that harm animals:
Toothpaste, film( contains gelatine), certain hairbrushes, yogurt, chewing gum, gummy candies such as gummy bears or gummy worms, cheese (contains rennet, which is derived from the stomach of dead baby cows), most gravy, perfume or cologne, and much much more.

So sit there and tlel yourself that being a vegetarian is a positive moral decision, but in reality everybody kills and devours animals whether they know it or not.

I'm not a vegetarian. I eat meat every day and I LOVE IT. There's somethign about pressing your teeth into a nice juicy slab of cow that really puts me in a good mood. I hate most vegetarians because they think they're better than people who eat meat, but they really kill animals just like the rest of us. They are a hypocrites, my friend. So instead of being a hypocrite, join the rest of us and stuff a piece of serloin in your mouth.

Answer 4

The reason that cavemen started thinking at a higher level than they did before was because they integrated meat protein into their diets......

I think that vegan/vegetarianism is a choice, it's not mine, but I won't fault those who choose it.

Global warming, huh? What happens when we stop eating the animals? More methane, more global warming...

Didn't you hear about the reindeers in Latvia or some other place that give off too much, and are helping to contribute?

Answer 5

Yes, if it is their choice. Nobody should be forced. As far as I'm concerned, that's the beginning and the end of it.

Not going to lie, though -- I personally DO wish it was everyone's choice. I'm just not naive enough to think that will ever be the case.

Answer 6

Only if they want to.

Anyone who tells me I have to give up meat is in for a world of hurt.

at the same time, I won't try and convert any Veg*ns to meat eating. Granted that's because its mostly self serving. (more meat for me)

rosvic, I've known a few obese vegetarians. Meat doesn't cause obesity, mindless gluttony does.

Answer 7

Yes. Animal protein has been definitively proven to catalize heart disease, cancer, osteporosis, etc by the scientific community. Read The China Study by T. Colin Campbell.

Answer 8

It really is amatter of personal choice and morals, but if you insist on being a vegan you must make sure that you get enough protein, iron, zinc and B vitamins otherwise you can be very ill!

Answer 9

Yes and no. People should be allowed to eat only veggies if they want or meat if that's what they choose.

Answer 10

I think its a personal choice. God gave Noah the choice to eat meat (after the flood), so who is a higher authority than God to say someone should or shouldn't eat meat