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Anonymous
Hey /an/, /ck/ here. Just wanted to let you know, there are meats that you can buy from when an animal dies of natural causes (and hasn't been tainted/infected/whatever). Also, while there are pills and such to replace certain vitamins and minerals that can only be found in meat, some very important ones, like B12 and certain kinds of protein, have difficulty being absorbed by the body when it is not in the form of real food - I.E., meat. With these two facts, there really is no way that you can say that you don't eat meat on a moral basis - knowing that there are substitutes from raised animals and knowing that your body needs meat, as we are omnivores and not herbivores or carnivores, the moral basis that so many vegans and vegetarians cling to is pretty much absurd rabble coming from a group of people who just haven't been shown the healthy alternatives to eating animals that were raised for slaughter. In that respect, those who are just plain against eating animals need to take a serious look at themselves, not only on a moral level to see if they are against eating meat purely because they are pretentious, but also on an intellectual level. Intellectual level, meaning, take a look at what you are, a human. Since the very beginning of our creation, we have eaten whatever we could get our hands on, whether it be twigs, berries, or the meat of a stray wolf. It has been the way of our species for thousands of years. Denying what you are is simply illogical, and more than likely points out that there is a separate reason for your choice in food products, which brings us back to the previous statement about many vegans just being pretentious.
tl;dr, get over it, you skinny bastards, thousands of years of eating meat *and* greens has made our bodies dependent on both of them. Stop thinking about kittens and enjoy a freshwater trout filleted with butter oil.
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